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100 great places to eat around Ireland this summer - Vimarsana News

100 great places to eat around Ireland this summer

Our writers have found the best restaurants and recommendations for dining in Ireland this summer

The Mushroom Butcher takeaway review: Clever cooking and crème brûlée doughnuts worth travelling for - Vimarsana News

The Mushroom Butcher takeaway review: Clever cooking and crème brûlée doughnuts worth travelling for

Incredibly tasty takeaway food and it just happens to be vegan

Mushroom Butcher review: 'Fungi-mad chef cooking up a storm at his food truck and growing his own mushrooms' - Vimarsana News

Mushroom Butcher review: 'Fungi-mad chef cooking up a storm at his food truck and growing his own mushrooms'

New year, new me and, after a lot of thought, I’ve decided to go vegan. So it’s out with the cotes de boeuf and the oysters, and farewell to the Mont d’Or. There’ll be no more bacon sarnies, no sneaky prawn cocktails, no sushi, no clams, no crab, no legs of lamb, no roast chicken, no anchovies… Instead, I’ll be content with vegetables, really very happy. Honestly. Not pulling your legs at all, readers!

Up to 300 riverfront apartments moving ahead on Chattanooga's North Shore - Vimarsana News

Up to 300 riverfront apartments moving ahead on Chattanooga's North Shore

One of the largest planned residential projects on downtown Chattanooga's riverfront, holding up to 300 apartments with views of Ross's Landing, is expected to move ahead after winning approval to build seven stories.

The pandemic pushed millions of U.S. workers to join the 'Great Resignation.' Here's why - Vimarsana News

The pandemic pushed millions of U.S. workers to join the 'Great Resignation.' Here's why

The September jobs report shows that the unemployment rate fell to 4.8% and job openings are at a record high with wages increased again last month, as companies tried to attract new employees. But more than 25 million people quit their jobs in the first seven months of this year. And it's now called “the great resignation.” Business and economics correspondent Paul Solman explains.

Source: pbs.org