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Flags Fly Peacefully - Vimarsana News

Flags Fly Peacefully

Pic of Day: The flags of the world, including the pictured Irish tricolor, fly peacefully alongside each other and overlooking the Rockefeller Plaz...

Martin Remembers Victims of the Holocaust - Vimarsana News

Martin Remembers Victims of the Holocaust

Pic of Day: For many, the events swirling around Russia and Ukraine bring back stark memories of World War II. Taoiseach Micheál Martin may well ha...

Everything to play for still in Premier League - Vimarsana News

Everything to play for still in Premier League

We’re checking in with our colleagues and friends to see how they’re feeling about their clubs a little more than half way into the 2021-2022 Premi...

Know an exceptional woman police officer? Nominate her for Irish Law & Order Awards - Vimarsana News

Know an exceptional woman police officer? Nominate her for Irish Law & Order Awards

The search is on the for the 2022 cohort of Irish Law & Order Leaders — with a special emphasis this year on female officers. The 14th annual award...

How Irish immigration to the US died, a deep sense of loss - Vimarsana News

How Irish immigration to the US died, a deep sense of loss

How Irish immigration to the US died, a deep sense of loss "Unintended Consequences: The Story of Irish Immigration to the U.S. and How America’s Door was Closed to the Irish" tells the story of how the 1965 Immigration Act slowed Irish immigration to the US down to a trickle. Facebook Comments READING "Unintended Consequences: The Story of Irish Immigration to the U.S. and How America’s Door was Closed to the Irish" (Merrion Press) written by Irish Echo editor Ray O’Hanlon, I became aware of a deep and frustrating sense of loss. As O'Hanlon points out in his book, the...