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Judge jails 80-year-old ex-scout leader for abuse of five boys in 1970s - Vimarsana News

Judge jails 80-year-old ex-scout leader for abuse of five boys in 1970s

A judge has jailed an 80-year old former Limerick Scout Leader to six years and eight months in prison for molesting five young boys, all scouts, ...

Government to examine 'community hotel' model in Roscrea as bishops appeal for calm - Vimarsana News

Government to examine 'community hotel' model in Roscrea as bishops appeal for calm

Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman has confirmed that Government parties “agree in principle” to examine funding mechanisms to allow for a former hotel in the centre of Roscrea to be re-opened as a ‘community model hotel’.

Limerick author pens first book at the age of 79 - Vimarsana News

Limerick author pens first book at the age of 79

LIMERICK native Tom Sheedy became an author for the first time at the age of 79. With The Last Farm in Garryowen, he shares his account of growing up in what wa...

Shannon Estuary & Limerick Have Combined Over Centuries As Ireland's Most Innovative Sailing Area - Vimarsana News

Shannon Estuary & Limerick Have Combined Over Centuries As Ireland's Most Innovative Sailing Area

Though the Earldom of Dunraven and the Knighthood of Glin are now extinct, their spirit is more alive than ever.

Source: afloat.ie
Advertiser.ie - Shannon Airport Group delivers €4 billion to Irish economy, report reveals - Vimarsana News

Advertiser.ie - Shannon Airport Group delivers €4 billion to Irish economy, report reveals

A new report shows the Shannon Airport Group delivers a major contribution of almost €4 billion (€3.96bn ) to Ireland’s GDP, supports over 20,300 jobs across the Irish workforce, and contributes €643m in tax revenues.