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Dublin's 2011 All-Ireland hero now in the grassroots of Monaghan football - Vimarsana News

Dublin's 2011 All-Ireland hero now in the grassroots of Monaghan football

From Kilmacud Crokes to Cremartin, Kevin Nolan has a unique view on Saturday’s All-Ireland semi-final.

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Ciarán Whelan hails Dublin desire for capital gains in All-Ireland campaign - Vimarsana News

Ciarán Whelan hails Dublin desire for capital gains in All-Ireland campaign

For so long, Ciarán Whelan was the leader of the band. The heartbeat of the Dublin team. A county turns its lonely eyes to you.

The Hill's Morning Report — Affirmative action ruling triggers frenzy; student loans up next - Vimarsana News

The Hill's Morning Report — Affirmative action ruling triggers frenzy; student loans up next

A conservative majority on the Supreme Court blasted through decades of precedent Thursday to put an end to affirmative action in university admissions and is expected today to conclude the term by blocking President Biden’s program to forgive student loan debts. Since last year, right-leaning justices have issued constitutional reinterpretations that are reshaping cultural, privacy…

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Patrick Kavanagh leads us down memory lane though County Monaghan - Vimarsana News

Patrick Kavanagh leads us down memory lane though County Monaghan

The Irish poet guides us through the sights, sounds and beauty of his home around Inishkeen in the stony grey soil of Monaghan.

Writer Seán Ó Faoláin on traveling to Ireland - Vimarsana News

Writer Seán Ó Faoláin on traveling to Ireland

When I was a boy every ship entering the Port of Cork from the broad Atlantic was greeted by a vast placard in black and white fixed to the quay walls. It said dead SLOW. And the humorous philosophers of Cork agreed that it was dead right!