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DÚLRA: Swift action needed to save this iconic bird - Vimarsana News

DÚLRA: Swift action needed to save this iconic bird

THE army of swifts arrived in Belfast this week – but didn’t give a second glance to Dúlra’s offering of purpose-built, five-star nestboxes. These are super birds – not in the meaning of being great, but actually being Superbirds. Nothing nature has produced comes close to their aerial abilities. They are on the extremes of evolution in the same way the great white shark is considered the master of the oceans and the lion the king of the animals. And when we’re wandering through our streets and hear the screeching of those black arrows, we should look up in awe just like we’d do...

Oliver James signs for new Dublin office space on Harcourt Street - Vimarsana News

Oliver James signs for new Dublin office space on Harcourt Street

International recruitment firm to double Irish staff headcount over next three years

Disability assessments: 'We're burnt out, exhausted. Our savings are spent' - Vimarsana News

Disability assessments: 'We're burnt out, exhausted. Our savings are spent'

Parents battle to get vital assessments for schoolchildren with additional needs

How I got around planning permission and beat the nimbys for a fresh home update - Vimarsana News

How I got around planning permission and beat the nimbys for a fresh home update

It's important to remember that around 90 per cent of planning applications are still accepted

How I got around planning permission and beat the nimbys for a fresh home update - Vimarsana News

How I got around planning permission and beat the nimbys for a fresh home update

It's important to remember that around 90 per cent of planning applications are still accepted