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Katie Gilnagh: White lie saved Irish woman's life on Titanic - Vimarsana News

Katie Gilnagh: White lie saved Irish woman's life on Titanic

How Irish woman Katie Gilnagh survived the tragic sinking of the RMS Titanic. On April 14, 1912, the White Star Line ship the RMS Titanic, struck an iceberg off Newfoundland. In the early hours of April 15, the Belfast-built Titanic sank, killing over 1,500 passengers and crew on board.

Breeding season: How are you paid for your milk? - Vimarsana News

Breeding season: How are you paid for your milk?

How Irish dairy farmers are paid for their milk has to be a major factor when selecting potential sires for the 2024 breeding season.

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How Irish cosmetics makers are gearing up for a future where consumers worry as much about health as beauty - Vimarsana News

How Irish cosmetics makers are gearing up for a future where consumers worry as much about health as beauty

A post-pandemic health kick is shaking up the skincare sector – and a cohort of emerging Irish skincare brands are looking to win over international consumers by putting as much stress on care as on beauty.

Book review: How Irish in Britain struck a blow for independence - Vimarsana News

Book review: How Irish in Britain struck a blow for independence

Conflict, Diaspora and Empire focuses on those caught in the dichotomy of fighting to bring down an empire where they themselves lived

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Slotparadise casino review and bonus - 200% up to €200

SLOTPARADISE is a relatively new casino available in various markets, including Ireland. This operator is known in the iGaming industry, so we’ve lo

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