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Palm Springs history: Chef Werner Futterer and grand hotel traditions - Vimarsana News

Palm Springs history: Chef Werner Futterer and grand hotel traditions

Born in Germany and trained in Switzerland, Futterer arrived in Palm Springs in 1959 and stayed for good. Desert diners were the winners.

Toxic culture: Where scorpion stings and tarantula bites are all in a day's work - Vimarsana News

Toxic culture: Where scorpion stings and tarantula bites are all in a day's work

The venom systems laboratory at the University of Galway’s Ryan Institute is involved in studying up to 150 species, from snakes to scorpions, centipedes to tarantulas, to test the pharmaceutical potential of their venom, writes Lorna Siggins

Keeping the past, in the past, to find a better future - Vimarsana News

Keeping the past, in the past, to find a better future

SPÉIRE Nua roughly translates to New Horizon or New Beginning in Gaeilge to English. For the vast majority of those who come through the prison system in Ireland, that’s exactly what they seek - a fresh start.

Letters lost in time | Tuam Herald - Vimarsana News

Letters lost in time | Tuam Herald

MICHEÁL Hughes is “dumbfounded” at he looks over displays featuring some 120 letters that tell the stories of his relatives who kept in touch with their family in Milltown as they each made new lives in Australia and America over more than a century.

Rose of Tralee 2022: Host Dáithí Ó Sé would 'love to see a trans Rose' - Vimarsana News

Rose of Tralee 2022: Host Dáithí Ó Sé would 'love to see a trans Rose'

Dáithí Ó Sé, now 46, has been a TV presenter since 1999. This will be his 11th year hosting The Rose of Tralee. Born in Kerry, he lives in Galway with his wife Rita Talty, a former Rose, and their son, Micheál Óg.