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See photos as 40 men brave naked dip for Wicklow Hospice - Vimarsana News

See photos as 40 men brave naked dip for Wicklow Hospice

Over 40 brave souls dipped more than just their toes in the chilly waters of Greystones South Beach, on Sunday morning, October 8 to raise funds for Wicklow Hospice.

See photos as 40 men brave naked dip for Wicklow Hospice - Vimarsana News

See photos as 40 men brave naked dip for Wicklow Hospice

Over 40 brave souls dipped more than just their toes in the chilly waters of Greystones South Beach, on Sunday morning, October 8 to raise funds for Wicklow Hospice.

Wicklow TD says shortfall in secondary school places in Greystones for 2024 is 'unacceptable' - Vimarsana News

Wicklow TD says shortfall in secondary school places in Greystones for 2024 is 'unacceptable'

Wicklow TD Jennifer Whitmore has said it is “unacceptable” that there will be fewer secondary school places available in Greystones for the 2024 academic year.

Greystones councillors hope to see facilities for swimmers improved next summer - Vimarsana News

Greystones councillors hope to see facilities for swimmers improved next summer

Although the summer has come to an end, Greystones councillors are already looking forward to the 2024 season, particularly after the town has now become such a popular location for sea swimming, with its Blue Flag beach and its hosting of major sporting events on the calendar, such as the King of Greystones, in July.

Wilkes-Barre council OKs 5 LSA grant applications, 1 in limbo - Vimarsana News

Wilkes-Barre council OKs 5 LSA grant applications, 1 in limbo

WILKES-BARRE — City council on Thursday approved the submission of five state grant applications — including one for a downtown hotel and restaurant project — but the fate of a