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Two Co Wexford projects win top awards - Vimarsana News

Two Co Wexford projects win top awards

New Ross council were among the big winners at this year’s LAMA (Local Authority Members Association) Community & Council Awards 2024 for the Emigrant Park and The High Hill medieval gardens.

'Small Things Like These' Review: Cillian Murphy Gives Another Staggering Performance in Profound Irish Gem - Vimarsana News

'Small Things Like These' Review: Cillian Murphy Gives Another Staggering Performance in Profound Irish Gem

Berlin: Based on Claire Keegan’s novella of the same name, Tim Mielants' film is surprisingly understated and yet still full of dramatic power.

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'Small Things Like These' Review: Cillian Murphy Shines in Irish Gem – IndieWire - Vimarsana News

'Small Things Like These' Review: Cillian Murphy Shines in Irish Gem – IndieWire

Berlin: Based on Claire Keegan’s novella of the same name, Tim Mielants' film is surprisingly understated and yet still full of dramatic power.

Co Wexford businessman believes New Ross is 'sinking' without large discount store - Vimarsana News

Co Wexford businessman believes New Ross is 'sinking' without large discount store

The owner of a large commercial premises in New Ross, millionaire Co Wexford business man Willie O’Leary, is calling for Wexford County Council to support his plans to attract a household name retailer to the town.

Stones used in walls at ancient Co Wexford church come from lid of tomb - Vimarsana News

Stones used in walls at ancient Co Wexford church come from lid of tomb

Reuse and recycle is definitely not a new concept, local historian Myles Courtney has pointed out, having discovered that dark stones used in the windows of historic St Mary’s Church are in fact from Crutched Friars tombstones in Priory Lane.