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Letters: Will our love of Guinness survive this latest price increase? - Vimarsana News

Letters: Will our love of Guinness survive this latest price increase?

Sir — Diageo’s 4pc increase in the price of a pint of Guinness, added to the 12pc increase in February, is enough to drive anyone to drink.

Letters: Axeing RTÉ Radio 1 on longwave is a kick in teeth for people who kept us afloat - Vimarsana News

Letters: Axeing RTÉ Radio 1 on longwave is a kick in teeth for people who kept us afloat

Sir — The campaigner Enda O’Kane is a man fighting a lonely battle to keep longwave radio broadcasting to Irish people in Britain.

Gardening with Jo: Blooming brilliant experience at top garden show - Vimarsana News

Gardening with Jo: Blooming brilliant experience at top garden show

With Jo McGarry of Caragh Nurseries

Shintaro Ishihara, The Provocateur - Vimarsana News

Shintaro Ishihara, The Provocateur

A politician who disliked foreigners but pro-immigration, won Japan’s top literary prize at 23, was involved in over 40 films, chased the Loch Ness monster ...

Two Meath villages retain festive spirit "to brighten dark times" - Vimarsana News

Two Meath villages retain festive spirit "to brighten dark times"

LMFM By Louise Walsh, Marc O'Driscoll Parishioners in Kildalkey and Ballivor have voted on social media to leave up their Christmas trees. Two villages in Co. Meath have decided to leave their Christmas trees up until at least the end of January. Parishioners in Kildalkey and Ballivor have told their Parish Priest to leave up the trees "to brighten dark times," after he asked for their opinion on social media. Fr. Mark Mohan says around 98% of people responded to say they were in favour of staying in the festive spirit.  

Source: lmfm.ie