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Maria Doyle-Cuche wins Irish Presidential Distinguished Service Award - Vimarsana News

Maria Doyle-Cuche wins Irish Presidential Distinguished Service Award

Tánaiste Micheál Martin has announced this year’s recipients of the Presidential Distinguished Service Award for the Irish Abroad, with Magdalene Laundry baby  Maria Doyle-Cuche among the 13 recipients. 

The alternative guide to Paris: How to enjoy the city like a local - Vimarsana News

The alternative guide to Paris: How to enjoy the city like a local

With hundreds of art galleries, chic cafés and architectural marvels on every corner, it stands to reason that there’s far more to the City of Light than the usual tourist-filled spots. Alessia Armenise shares her favourites

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The alternative guide to Paris: How to enjoy the city like a local - Vimarsana News

The alternative guide to Paris: How to enjoy the city like a local

With hundreds of art galleries, chic cafés and architectural marvels on every corner, it stands to reason that there’s far more to the City of Light than the usual tourist-filled spots. Alessia Armenise shares her favourites

Source: yahoo.com
EU chiefs pay tribute to Israelis slain 'because they were Jewish' - Vimarsana News

EU chiefs pay tribute to Israelis slain 'because they were Jewish'

The European Union's most senior officials held a solemn tribute Wednesday for the Israelis killed in Hamas attacks, and issued their most stark condemnation yet of the Palestinian militant group.Also in attendance were senior MEPs and officials from EU member states. 

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EU chiefs pay tribute to Israelis slain 'because they were Jewish' - Vimarsana News

EU chiefs pay tribute to Israelis slain 'because they were Jewish'

The European Union's most senior officials held a solemn tribute Wednesday for the Israelis killed in Hamas attacks, and issued their most stark condemnation yet of the Palestinian militant group.Attending a minute's silence in front of the European Parliament in Brussels, the president of the assembly Roberta Metsola made it clear she believes the killings were motivated by anti-Semitism."October 7 is a day that will go down in global infamy," she said, referring to Saturday's Hamas assault.