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Ballaghaderreen Arts Festival returns... and the line-up is superb - What's on - Vimarsana News

Ballaghaderreen Arts Festival returns... and the line-up is superb - What's on

Ballaghaderreen Arts Festival returns... and the line-up is superb - What's on - Western People

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President Higgins received Mr Sheamus Smith of the Press Photographer's Association of Ireland and Mr Alan Betson, Press Photographer of the Year 2024, to Áras…

When "From Dusk Till Dawn" was banned in Ireland - Vimarsana News

When "From Dusk Till Dawn" was banned in Ireland

"From Dusk Till Dawn" was banned in Ireland in 1996 after the tragedies in Dunblane and Port Arthur. The ban on the Quentin Tarantino film was later overturned.

25 years since release, here are 25 things you didn't know about the movie Michael Collins | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad - Vimarsana News

25 years since release, here are 25 things you didn't know about the movie Michael Collins | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad

25 years since release, here are 25 things you didn't know about the movie Michael Collins

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Lights, camera, action: recalling Telifís Feirme, the farming programme that rivalled 'The Late, Late' for audience ratings - Vimarsana News

Lights, camera, action: recalling Telifís Feirme, the farming programme that rivalled 'The Late, Late' for audience ratings

Sheamus Smith (left) producer of 'Telefís Feirme' Then Justin Keating, a farmer, veterinary practitioner and professor of veterinary medicine at UCD Veterinary College, came on the scene “Justin was working with me when controller of programmes, Gunner Rugheimer, came up with the idea of an agricultural education programme named ‘Telefís Feirme’.” The first series (in 1965) would offer 48 weekly programmes on farm education and the programmes would be watched by groups of farmers. “The concept was that it would be organised with Macra na Feirme and agricultural advisors in each c...