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Charolais Christmas Cracker Bull Sale sees top price of €19,000 - Vimarsana News

Charolais Christmas Cracker Bull Sale sees top price of €19,000

The Irish Charolais Cattle Society hosted its ‘Christmas Cracker Bull Sale’ at Elphin Mart, Co. Roscommon on Saturday, December 4, 2021. The bull sale had

Joe Carroll pays tribute to long time O'Connell's servant George Connolly - Vimarsana News

Joe Carroll pays tribute to long time O'Connell's servant George Connolly

Taking over from Paddy King on this paper’s sportsdesk in 1978 presented me with a challenge. “The Scribe”, as PK was known by some, had creat...

Mass-goers to get a bird's eye view thanks to Co Kerry priest's drone - Vimarsana News

Mass-goers to get a bird's eye view thanks to Co Kerry priest's drone

Co Kerry priest Fr Patsy Lynch with his drone. Picture courtesy of RTÉ Parishioners to get bird's eye thanks to Co Kerry priest's drone 12 July, 2021 01:00 A TECH-SAVVY priest in Co Kerry is planning to use a drone to broadcast outdoor cemetery Masses. Parishioners who are unable to attend the traditional services due to Covid-19 restrictions will still get a bird's eye view thanks to Fr Patsy Lynch. Fr Lynch, from the Parish of Prior, will pilot the drone while streaming mass online from cemeteries in Portmagee, the Glen and Ballinskelligs, according ...

Those We Lost | Irish America - Vimarsana News

Those We Lost | Irish America

1938 – 2015 Sergeant Joseph Coffey, the legendary New York City detective who took on the mob and worked on some of the city’s most high-profile cases, including Son of Sam, died at home in Levittown, New York, in late September. He was 77. Coffey decided on a career with the police at an early age when mobsters shot at his father after he resisted their attempt to influence the truck-driving union to which he belonged. “He vowed that he would catch these guys, lock them up, and that’s how he started,” his widow, Susan, told 1010 WINS, a New York City radio station.