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Take back this city: 'Make Dublin rideable again' – James Kavanagh - Vimarsana News

Take back this city: 'Make Dublin rideable again' – James Kavanagh

They might be frustrated by Dublin’s failings, but they are equally optimistic about how the city could be improved, five Dubliners give their views on how the capital can fulfil its potential

The year of radical thinking: 21 big ideas for 2021 - Vimarsana News

The year of radical thinking: 21 big ideas for 2021

‘Create a future that’s accessible’ There are one billion disabled people in the world. These disabilities are visible and invisible. They ebb and flow between physical, learning, sensory, disease, addiction, mental illness and chronic illness. Disabled people exist in our homes, in our workplaces, in our friend groups and in our communities. Yet, disability is a topic we shy away from and rarely discuss. Maybe it’s because we don’t know what to say, and the fear of saying the wrong thing makes us so uncomfortable, it’s easier to say nothing at all. Is “disabled” a bad word? I...

Mayo tactics after half-time may have cost them against Dublin: Sky Sports panel reaction - Vimarsana News

Mayo tactics after half-time may have cost them against Dublin: Sky Sports panel reaction

Mayo tactics after half-time may have cost them against Dublin: Sky Sports panel reaction Kieran Donaghy, Peter Canavan and Jim McGuinness give their thoughts after Dublin's 2-14 to 0-15 All-Ireland final win over Mayo. The Sky Sports pundits pinpoint a crucial decision from James Horan which may have cost the Connacht champions. Last Updated: 20/12/20 12:28pm Players of both sides react at the final whistle Mayo's wait for a first All-Ireland title since 1951 goes on, after the Connacht champions put in a spirited display but ultimately...