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Niagara Falls 'Soup Sisters' giving back on Thanksgiving - Vimarsana News

Niagara Falls 'Soup Sisters' giving back on Thanksgiving

Michael Doyle loved Thanksgiving Day and all the food, family and fun that came with it each year.

Hunt for new home for late Grange Hill star's rescue dog - Vimarsana News

Hunt for new home for late Grange Hill star's rescue dog

EXCLUSIVE: The actor, who was best known for playing Alan Humphries in the children's TV drama, passed away on July 11 last year after a long battle with leukemia.

Eight Wexford RNLI members honoured with long service medals - Vimarsana News

Eight Wexford RNLI members honoured with long service medals

Eight Wexford lifeboat volunteers were awarded the RNLI Long Service Medal last weekend after each reaching 20 years of service. The volunteers were Nick Bowie, Sinead Casey, Lorraine Galvin, Simon Gulliver, David Maguire, John Michael Murphy, Peter Scallan and David Sherwood.

Kilkenny and Wexford councils to join forces to put pressure on Uisce Eireann for drainage connections - Vimarsana News

Kilkenny and Wexford councils to join forces to put pressure on Uisce Eireann for drainage connections

A joint plan to pressure Uisce Eireann into providing main drainage connections to around 30 businesses and some residences on the Waterford road outside New Ross is being advanced over the coming weeks.

Letters: Old colonial attitudes can be seen in the modern-day response to events in the Middle East - Vimarsana News

Letters: Old colonial attitudes can be seen in the modern-day response to events in the Middle East

“The judgment of God sent the calamity to teach the Irish a lesson; that calamity must not be too much mitigated.” So said Charles Trevelyan, the chief British government official during An Gorta Mór, our Great Famine, in the 19th century.