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Leaving Irish 'Troubles' for the West – Pt 2 - Vimarsana News

Leaving Irish 'Troubles' for the West – Pt 2

After spreading communal terror and stoking vicious sectarian violence, Britain’s man in Northern Ireland leaves a dark legacy hanging over the West, writes Mick Hall. Second of a two-part article. Read Part One: A Blueprint for Counter-Insurgency in the West By Mick Hall Special to Consortium N

Linzi McLaren: UUP councillor says 'vile' threat over Casement Park comments made her question political career - Vimarsana News

Linzi McLaren: UUP councillor says 'vile' threat over Casement Park comments made her question political career

An Ulster Unionist party councillor has said she was left questioning whether a career in politics was worth it after receiving a threat over social media.

Wrexham: Michael Sheen donates £5k for boy with genetic condition - Vimarsana News

Wrexham: Michael Sheen donates £5k for boy with genetic condition

The Welsh actor supports a charity football fundraiser in aid of four-year-old Louis, from Wrexham.

Source: bbc.com
Mark Cuthbert: East Belfast paedophile sparks fear after move to Groomsport - Vimarsana News

Mark Cuthbert: East Belfast paedophile sparks fear after move to Groomsport

A notorious paedophile known as the ‘Beast from the East’ has been spotted walking the streets of a quiet Co Down seaside village, sparking fear among parents.

Leap Year traditions: The cocktail that's led to more marriage proposals than any other - Vimarsana News

Leap Year traditions: The cocktail that's led to more marriage proposals than any other

Next Thursday, as you probably already know, is a leap day. We’ve been having one every four years since 45 BC, when Julius Caesar tried to put some order into the passage of time by neatly dividing each year into 12 months and 365 days. Inconveniently, the time it takes for the Earth to complete one orbit around the sun is actually a little longer than 365 days, and every four years those extra few hours add up to another whole day. Hence our need for the occasional February 29th. Like the one coming our way on Thursday.