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Local arts projects win funding from Creative East Devon Fund - Vimarsana News

Local arts projects win funding from Creative East Devon Fund

Art and culture projects in Cranbrook, Axminster, Seaton and Stockland are among those receiving grants from the Creative East Devon Fund

Port Places App launches today to promote Ports that serve the Irish Sea - Vimarsana News

Port Places App launches today to promote Ports that serve the Irish Sea

The Port Places App launches today, the idea of the project is to promote Port towns and make them a destination rather that just a drive through. 

Project Celebrates the Ports of the Irish Sea - Vimarsana News

Project Celebrates the Ports of the Irish Sea

An Irish Sea tourism business network has been set up

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Irish Sea Crossings and Irish Sea Stories Online Talk – Wednesday April 28th - Vimarsana News

Irish Sea Crossings and Irish Sea Stories Online Talk – Wednesday April 28th

Irish Sea Crossings and Irish Sea Stories, two exciting talks presented in partnership with the Ports Past and...

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Irish Sea Crossings and Irish Sea Stories – Wednesday April 28th - Vimarsana News

Irish Sea Crossings and Irish Sea Stories – Wednesday April 28th

Join us for Irish Sea Crossings and Irish Sea Stories, on Wednesday April 28th at 4pm, two exciting talks presented in partnership with the Ports Past and Present Project by Prof Claire Connolly and Dr James Smith. These talks will investigate the Irish Sea and its place in the shared Irish and British imagination. Ports, Past and Present, funded by the European Regional Development Fund via the Ireland Wales Co-operation Programme, revisits the cultural heritage of the Irish Sea’s crossings and finds new ways of telling Irish Sea stories. Book your free place for this online talk here

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