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Wicklow man celebrates 40 years as RNLI crew - now he volunteers with his son - Vimarsana News

Wicklow man celebrates 40 years as RNLI crew - now he volunteers with his son

This year is a milestone year for the RNLI as they celebrate 200 years of lifesaving, with Wicklow RNLI set to mark the occasion with a special anniversary celebration at Wicklow Harbour taking place on March 4.

40 years on... remembering Black Friday in Cork when Ford plant shut - Vimarsana News

40 years on... remembering Black Friday in Cork when Ford plant shut

The closure of the Ford factory in Cork in 1984 left 800 on the dole, severed a 67-year industrial link, and summed up the bleak 1980s, says SINEAD ...

Agri Careers: the transformation of agriculture education - Vimarsana News

Agri Careers: the transformation of agriculture education

Agri Careers: the transformation of agriculture education - 02 January 2024

Irish State papers 1975 — President Patrick Hillery and the wedding of Charles and Diana - Vimarsana News

Irish State papers 1975 — President Patrick Hillery and the wedding of Charles and Diana

THE YEAR 1981 saw the Troubles continue with relentless violence. Killings, assassinations, bombings and reprisals continued throughout the year — in January Bernadette McAliskey (formally Devlin) and her husband were shot and seriously injured in a gun attack in their home near Coalisland, Co. Tyrone. In the same month Norman Stronge (86), a former speaker

Princess Diana criticized for 'ignorance of' Northern Ireland - Vimarsana News

Princess Diana criticized for 'ignorance of' Northern Ireland

Princess Diana was criticized for her "ignorance" of Northern Ireland after describing it as part of Ireland, according to a recently declassified note from Irish ambassador Joseph Small to then Irish president Mary Robinson in 1993.