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Watch: 5,000 years of history on a Dublin upland farm - Vimarsana News

Watch: 5,000 years of history on a Dublin upland farm

Historic monuments dotted across their farmland is something that the Maguire family have embraced and protected for generations in Dublin.

Irish monument marking both the rising and setting solstice sun — and it's not Newgrange - Vimarsana News

Irish monument marking both the rising and setting solstice sun — and it's not Newgrange

Knockroe in Lingaun Valley between Tipperary and Kilkenny has a dual Winter Solstice alignment, with the eastern passageway aligned with the rising sun, and the western passageway aligned to the setting sun

How to go on an archaeological dig: Be patient – it's not all Indiana Jones – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

How to go on an archaeological dig: Be patient – it's not all Indiana Jones – The Irish Times

Gemma Tipton offers a beginner’s guide to taking up a new cultural pursuit

Author/illustrator Peter Donnelly: 'I'm interested in alternative viewpoints and I like how Graham Hancock presents a different narrative' - Vimarsana News

Author/illustrator Peter Donnelly: 'I'm interested in alternative viewpoints and I like how Graham Hancock presents a different narrative'

Peter Donnelly is an Irish author and illustrator based in Wicklow. His children’s books The President’s Glasses and The President’s Surprise are bestsellers. His latest, The President’s Dog, is out now, published by Gill.

Luke O'Neill: Vaccine and public health measures may soon eliminate malaria - Vimarsana News

Luke O'Neill: Vaccine and public health measures may soon eliminate malaria

A new vaccine and improved public health measures mean malaria could one day be totally eliminated around the world - Professor Luke O’Neill.