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The real Mrs Brown: Maureen O'Carroll, the funny, feminist firebrand who raised Brendan - Vimarsana News

The real Mrs Brown: Maureen O'Carroll, the funny, feminist firebrand who raised Brendan

Brendan O’Carroll’s hammy Irish Mammy, Agnes Brown, has made the Dublin comedian famous and wealthy – and widely detested by comedy purists/snobs (delete according to perspective). This festive period, as fans look forward to the latest Mrs Brown’s Boys Christmas special – and the rest of the world trembles in horror – O’Carroll may well spare a thought for his own mother, Maureen. Christmas, after all, is a time for looking back and reflecting on those who have shaped us. And few will have had

Source: yahoo.com
Gardaí thank man for recovering patrol bike dumped into River Liffey - Vimarsana News

Gardaí thank man for recovering patrol bike dumped into River Liffey

The bike was dumped into the river during Thursday night's riots.

Source: fm104.ie
Gardaí thank man for recovering patrol bike dumped into River Liffey - Vimarsana News

Gardaí thank man for recovering patrol bike dumped into River Liffey

The bike was dumped into the river during Thursday night's riots.

Source: q102.ie
Dublin attack and riots: how Thursday unfolded - Vimarsana News

Dublin attack and riots: how Thursday unfolded

Between the hours of 1.30pm and 11pm, a stabbing incident outside a school in the north inner city led to an evening of violent street clashes with gardaí

Dublin's statues fail to honour historic Irish women - how do I explain this to my daughters? - Vimarsana News

Dublin's statues fail to honour historic Irish women - how do I explain this to my daughters?

Bridges, parks, buildings, streets and statues in Dublin virtually all commemorate historical men... is it time for change?