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2021 and 2022 MacNamee Awards announced - Vimarsana News

2021 and 2022 MacNamee Awards announced

<p>The winners of the 2021 and 2022 MacNamee Awards have been confirmed by the GAA. The GAA National Communication and Media Awards are named after the late Pádraig MacNamee, former President of the GAA, Chairman of the GAA Commission (1969-1971) and member of the RTÉ authority. They are presented annually</p>

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'You can feel the sheer joy of the crowd': It's Ireland's year as 900,000 music fans head for Celtic festival in Brittany &#x2013; The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'You can feel the sheer joy of the crowd': It's Ireland's year as 900,000 music fans head for Celtic festival in Brittany &#x2013; The Irish Times

This year’s Festival Interceltique de Lorient sees 5,000 artists from around the world performing in the French naval town, with Ireland the featured Celtic nation

Raidi&#xF3; na Life announces the passing of Tom&#xE1;s Mac Ruair&#xED; - Vimarsana News

Raidi&#xF3; na Life announces the passing of Tom&#xE1;s Mac Ruair&#xED;

Tomás Mac Ruairí, Irish Language Activist and Secretary of Raidió na Life, has died.

Death of former Conradh na Gaeilge president Tom&#xE1;s Mac Ruair&#xED; 'a great sorrow' for Irish language community &#x2013; The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Death of former Conradh na Gaeilge president Tom&#xE1;s Mac Ruair&#xED; 'a great sorrow' for Irish language community &#x2013; The Irish Times

The activist also worked as a journalist with the Irish Press and was a former secretary of the board of Raidió na Lífe

'Urgent need' for Government support for Irish speaking families, says report - Vimarsana News

'Urgent need' for Government support for Irish speaking families, says report

Glór na nGael seeking funding of more than €1M for key services and data capture