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Kildare Nationalist — All the photos from Conor Forrest's stroll with Athy's Walking and talking group and getting to know Athy - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — All the photos from Conor Forrest's stroll with Athy's Walking and talking group and getting to know Athy

By Conor Forrest IT’S a beautiful September morning in Athy. A group of people bedecked in orange hi-vis jackets congregate outside the Youth Café on Meeting…

Ghosts of Baggotonia: Homage to a lost Dublin, never to return - Vimarsana News

Ghosts of Baggotonia: Homage to a lost Dublin, never to return

Television: As an outsider who associates Baggot Street with rugby fans, traffic jams and office workers, it is a revelation

Former Stardust doorman denies he was 'put up to' telling gardaí he had opened the exits - Vimarsana News

Former Stardust doorman denies he was 'put up to' telling gardaí he had opened the exits

Michael Kavanagh gave evidence for the third day at the inquests.

Stardust fire doorman Michael Kavanagh tells inquest how his father made him 'tell the truth' - Vimarsana News

Stardust fire doorman Michael Kavanagh tells inquest how his father made him 'tell the truth'

Michael Kavanagh, a big, burly man who, up until now, had been sitting stern-faced with his arms folded, was visibly fighting back tears.

Dublin Marathon runners deserve more than a medal inscribed with a facile, syrupy misquotation – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Dublin Marathon runners deserve more than a medal inscribed with a facile, syrupy misquotation – The Irish Times

Presenting runners with a tribute to Yeats featuring a line he almost certainly never said is an embarrassing travesty for a city that prides itself on its literary heritage