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A wee bit of Irish, plenty of variety for March films in Packard Campus Theater - Vimarsana News

A wee bit of Irish, plenty of variety for March films in Packard Campus Theater

"The Quiet Man," "King of Kings" and Elvis double feature get top billing in free movie series in Culpeper.

The best mystery novels of 2023 | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

The best mystery novels of 2023 | Borneo Bulletin Online

THE WASHINGTON POST – It was a great year for mystery readers, with notable books by longtime-favourite authors and a crop of new voices whose stories added depth and breadth to the genre. Here are 10 titles that stood out. THE BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ILL-MANNERED LADIES BY ALISON GOODMAN Lady Augusta and Lady Julia Colebrook, […]

Winter walks to cosy, firelit pubs around Ireland - Vimarsana News

Winter walks to cosy, firelit pubs around Ireland

Hot toddies and warm fires await after a bracing winter hike on one of these routes, from Donegal to Tipperary

Abbey Theatre's 2024 programme unveiled: 'We have to take risks,' says artistic director Caitríona McLaughlin - Vimarsana News

Abbey Theatre's 2024 programme unveiled: 'We have to take risks,' says artistic director Caitríona McLaughlin

The Abbey theatre’s 2024 programme, which launches today, is all about honouring Lady Augusta Gregory. Through seven plays, the Abbey aims to celebrate the legacy of the woman who co-founded the theatre with fellow writer WB Yeats 120 years ago.

Ocean views and authors lost: a literary tour of Ireland's wild west coast | Ireland holidays - Vimarsana News

Ocean views and authors lost: a literary tour of Ireland's wild west coast | Ireland holidays

The wild west coast from Cork up to Donegal has captivated writers from Yeats to Synge and Charlotte Brontë – as well as a host of lesser-known talent