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How Ireland's archaic regime of censorship gave the 'thought police' far too much power - Vimarsana News

How Ireland's archaic regime of censorship gave the 'thought police' far too much power

They were “the best banned in the land”, Brendan Behan joked after he joined the list in 1958 following the prohibition of his prison memoir, Borstal Boy.

John Downing: Bedtime Tories – change of government in UK cannot come soon enough, and Sunak and Co will see to that - Vimarsana News

John Downing: Bedtime Tories – change of government in UK cannot come soon enough, and Sunak and Co will see to that

There is a certain type of smug satisfaction I try to avoid – but not always with success. An example is delaying reading the sports pages until after teatime on Sunday, once the bulk of results are in, and taking mild but malign pleasure in counting how many pundits’ predictions were badly wrong.

Extra seat for European parliament in Midlands North-West adds spice to next June's elections - Vimarsana News

Extra seat for European parliament in Midlands North-West adds spice to next June's elections

Irish EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness has brushed aside speculation that she will contest MEP elections next June.

Henley pianist Anita D'Attellis performs at Sue Ryder event - Vimarsana News

Henley pianist Anita D'Attellis performs at Sue Ryder event

Anita D’Attellis, a pianist, will be playing at a special event to support Sue Ryder Celebrate a Life Thames Valley this December.

John Downing: Fine Gael dusts off the wellies in Maynooth and looks to grassroots as key election tests loom - Vimarsana News

John Downing: Fine Gael dusts off the wellies in Maynooth and looks to grassroots as key election tests loom

Irish people don’t need much research to find their rural roots, and even our more urban politicians generally travel with “a metaphorical pair of wellies” in the boot of the car.