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DAA tells Fingal County Council 'hands off' over Dublin airport regulation - Vimarsana News

DAA tells Fingal County Council 'hands off' over Dublin airport regulation

The operator of Dublin airport, DAA, has issued an effective hands-off notice to Fingal County Council over the regulation of aviation safety and security at the airport.

The Glowgetters: Meet Ireland's new wave of beauty founders, like Peigín Crowley and Joann Mahon - Vimarsana News

The Glowgetters: Meet Ireland's new wave of beauty founders, like Peigín Crowley and Joann Mahon

Meet the Irish beauty founders forging their own path and changing the beauty landscape for the better

Greetings from Ireland — Presidential postcards from the Emerald Isle - Vimarsana News

Greetings from Ireland — Presidential postcards from the Emerald Isle

JFK, Nixon, Bush, Reagan, Clinton, Bush, Obama, and Trump — ahead of Joe Biden’s arrival next week, RAY RYAN looks back at some highlights of previous visits to Ireland of US presidents

Western People — Tony will join Cong's 'Hands of Fame' - Vimarsana News

Western People — Tony will join Cong's 'Hands of Fame'

Legendary singer, musician, and actor, Tony Christie, is the latest celebrity to be inducted with the Cong ‘Hands of Fame’ Award

Poet Majella Kelly: 'The Tuam mother and baby home became something I couldn't ignore' - Vimarsana News

Poet Majella Kelly: 'The Tuam mother and baby home became something I couldn't ignore'

When I began writing, relatively late in life, I started with the place I am from, a small farm just outside Tuam, Co Galway. The grim story of the mass grave on the site of the former mother and baby home was brought to light by local historian Catherine Corless around the same time. I avoided writing about it at first, even though it affected me deeply, believing that it was not my story to tell. But as themes began to emerge in my poems, I realised that the story was inextricably linked to where I am from, and to who I am. It became something I couldn’t ignore.