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Housekeepers on the Run this weekend in Limerick! - Vimarsana News

Housekeepers on the Run this weekend in Limerick!

YOU may have heard of the 1990 film Nuns on the Run, well, Cloverfield - another title of a movie coincidentally - has Housekeepers on the Run this weekend. The...

Stars realigned - Vimarsana News

Stars realigned

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Unverified Voracity Has Some Phonebooks - Vimarsana News

Unverified Voracity Has Some Phonebooks

Phonebooks (not that phonebook) are here. Bill Connelly has released his preseason rankings for 2023. Michigan's up there, as you might imagine: Penn State? I guess Penn State. Drew uber Alles, per SP+. Notable that there is a pretty big gulf between #4 and #5 there, and and even bigger gulf between Penn State and the rest of the Big Ten. The next-best B10 team is Wisconsin at #25, followed by Iowa at 27 and Minnesota at 30. MSU is at 47. One reason Michigan ranks so high is that they're 5th in returning production and that may undersell it a bit because Connelly's offensive for...

In Pictures: History in the making at Limerick GAA club - Vimarsana News

In Pictures: History in the making at Limerick GAA club

KILTEELY-DROMKEEN GAA celebrated the glories of yesteryear in person and in print and made their own history on a night that will live long in the memory. The c...

West Coast flood: Westport ratepayers baulked at $10m protection scheme in 2017 - Vimarsana News

West Coast flood: Westport ratepayers baulked at $10m protection scheme in 2017

Peter Meecham/Stuff Former Westport harbour master and seafarer David Barnes has been warning for years the Buller River was a major flood risk for the town and needed regular dredging. He says he was ignored. The regional council originally pitched the project to Westport ratepayers in 2017, but they had little appetite for it, Beal said. Only 10.8 percent of respondents supported it; 24.6 percent preferred to do nothing about their town's flood risk and 30 per cent had no opinion. “It would have been an expense for ratepayers, certainly, and without a majority supporting it we couldn't...