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League Preview: Cobh Ramblers -v- Athlone Town - The Home of Irish Football - Vimarsana News

League Preview: Cobh Ramblers -v- Athlone Town - The Home of Irish Football

Cobh Ramblers will play their first ‘home’ league game of the season at Turner’s Cross on Friday night (kick-off is at 7.45pm).

League Preview: Athlone Town -v- Wexford - The Home of Irish Football - Vimarsana News

League Preview: Athlone Town -v- Wexford - The Home of Irish Football

Athlone boss Dario Castelo admits his side have a ‘strong’ ambition to succeed this season ahead of their opening night clash with Wexford (kick-off is at 7.45pm).

Gaza will turn into 'graveyard' of Israeli forces in the event of ground offensive - Vimarsana News

Gaza will turn into 'graveyard' of Israeli forces in the event of ground offensive

The Israeli regime’s plan to launch a ground invasion of the besieged Gaza Strip after facing defeat in the air is a risky proposition that will turn Gaza into a graveyard of Israeli forces

Source: presstv.ir
Kuwait 5th hottest country in the world - Vimarsana News

Kuwait 5th hottest country in the world

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 3, (Agencies): Kuwait recorded the fifth highest temperature in the world recently, reports Al-Qabas daily. According to El Dorado Weather website, the temperature at Kuwait International Airport reached 51 degrees Celsius. Meteorologist Jamal Ibrahim confirmed to the daily that the temperature reached 51 degrees Celsius in Kuwait City and Jahra —the highest

Parts of Iraq are drying up, impacting already vulnerable communities - Vimarsana News

Parts of Iraq are drying up, impacting already vulnerable communities

​​​​​​​Iraq's Ministry of Water Resources has warned that the country is facing its worst water shortage in a century. It said 7 million people are experiencing reduced access to water. Shrinking water levels, rampant salinity and contamination have left communities with no choice but to migrate.