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Kerry business man's generous gesture of €500k to residential centre - Vimarsana News

Kerry business man's generous gesture of €500k to residential centre

The news that a residential centre on Valentia island is to receive an unexpected and surprising donation of €500,000 was revealed on Sunday via a national newspaper.

Late Kerry businessman's generous €500,000 donation to residential centre 'a huge boost' - Vimarsana News

Late Kerry businessman's generous €500,000 donation to residential centre 'a huge boost'

The news that a residential centre on Valentia island is to receive an unexpected and surprising donation of €500,000 was revealed in the Sunday Independent.

In pictures: Cork town salutes its Person of the Year – Danny the Champion of the community - Vimarsana News

In pictures: Cork town salutes its Person of the Year – Danny the Champion of the community

Glitz and glamour to rival the Oscars was the vibe at the Kanturk Person of the Year Awards which was hosted at Kilbrin Community Centre last Friday night.

Charities to benefit from next year's Ring of Kerry Cycle announced - Vimarsana News

Charities to benefit from next year's Ring of Kerry Cycle announced

The charities to benefit from next year’s Ring of Kerry Cycle have been announced.The event has raised almost €20 million since it was launched 42 years ago.The...

Suicide prevention patrol: 'We said hello. There was no response. The next thing, she was in the water' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Suicide prevention patrol: 'We said hello. There was no response. The next thing, she was in the water' – The Irish Times

In Limerick, two separate groups of volunteers do regular night-time patrols of the river Shannon in an effort to safeguard potentially suicidal people