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Stone me! How my mother and Séamus Murphy conspired to dash my hopes of being a sculptor - Vimarsana News

Stone me! How my mother and Séamus Murphy conspired to dash my hopes of being a sculptor

A teenage STEPHEN McCARTHY in the 1960s aspired to carve out a career as a sculptor... but he reveals how his cunning mother and the great Séamus ...

North Mon school pals reunited by memories - Vimarsana News

North Mon school pals reunited by memories

A Northsider and Southsider who shared a desk at the North Mon tell JO KERRIGAN about their friendship... and also today, a plea for your memories ...

Sad passing of remarkable Leitrim woman - Vimarsana News

Sad passing of remarkable Leitrim woman

Sad passing of remarkable Leitrim woman The late Annette Irwin (nee Redican) Reporter:  '); On Tuesday, February 22, 2021, a remarkable Leitrim woman was laid to rest in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, England. Annette Irwin (nee Redican), former Councillor and twice Mayor of Newport Pagnell, passed away on Friday, January 29 in Milton Keynes Hospital. Sadly after the long wait for the Mass and burial ceremonies, her siblings, Maureen Doherty, Kilcock, Co Kildare, Andrew Redican, Drumkeerin and Sean Redican, San Pedro Sula, Honduras, were unable to travel and be present at the Mass and...

Peter Mulryan's story: 'I blame the State just as much as the church for what went on' - Vimarsana News

Peter Mulryan's story: 'I blame the State just as much as the church for what went on'

‘From the top of my head, I was numb from thinking I was nobody in society,” says Peter Mulryan who endured psychological and physical abuse from his foster father on a farm after being boarded out from the Tuam Mother and Babies home in the 1950s.