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€2.1m for Leitrim in Community Recognition Fund - Vimarsana News

€2.1m for Leitrim in Community Recognition Fund

€1m for Shannonside Regional Multi-Sports Recreational Campus at Carrick-on-Shannon

Over €3 million allocated locally under Community Recognition Fund - Vimarsana News

Over €3 million allocated locally under Community Recognition Fund

The €50 million Community Recognition Fund has been allocated across all local authorities based on the number of new arrivals located there.

John Spillane: "Irish trad is the best music in the world – it does not belong to the past, it has not happened yet, it is going to be so huge in the future" - Vimarsana News

John Spillane: "Irish trad is the best music in the world – it does not belong to the past, it has not happened yet, it is going to be so huge in the future"

Folk legend John Spillane discusses his formative years in Cork, unforgettable gigs in Páidí O’Sé’s pub, and his cracking new album 10...

PROPERTY WATCH | Historic property on Lough Rynn Estate comes to the market - Vimarsana News

PROPERTY WATCH | Historic property on Lough Rynn Estate comes to the market

Clooncoe House is one of the oldest continuously -inhabited homes in Co. Leitrim, constructed circa 1780 as the Steward’s House at Lough Rynn. The propert...

Irish travel secret: 300-million-year-old Dunmore Cave, Kilkenny - Vimarsana News

Irish travel secret: 300-million-year-old Dunmore Cave, Kilkenny

Dramatic calcite formations in Kilkenny are small but perfectly formed in the 300-million-year-old Dunmore Cave, which includes a bat colony and even skeletons encrusted in the limestone. Formed over 300 million years the Dunmore Cave contains some of the most dramatic calcite formations in Ireland.