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Local Notes: Gaelcholaiste Chomain, Erris, are 1st in region to receive recognition as a Gaeltacht School. - Community - Vimarsana News

Local Notes: Gaelcholaiste Chomain, Erris, are 1st in region to receive recognition as a Gaeltacht School. - Community

CharIN appoint Derek Reilly as Ireland Ambassador:Erris Pool League charitable fundraiser:Empowering Parents.

Longford stop on National Famine Way commemorative walk - Vimarsana News

Longford stop on National Famine Way commemorative walk

The Commemorative Walk takes place over six days, starting yesterday.

In pictures: New permanent exhibition opens at historic gallery kitchen, Strokestown Park House, Roscommon - Vimarsana News

In pictures: New permanent exhibition opens at historic gallery kitchen, Strokestown Park House, Roscommon

A new exhibition has been launched at Strokestown Park House, in the last preserved 18th-century gallery kitchen in Ireland. Titled Food, Feasts and Footmen the exhibition sheds light on servant life through displays and informative narratives highlighting kitchen workspaces, food preparation and serving, in addition to the contrasting existences of the gentry in the dining room.

National Famine-Way Commemorative Walk starts today in Strokestown - Vimarsana News

National Famine-Way Commemorative Walk starts today in Strokestown

The trek takes place over 6 days beginning at the National Famine Museum in Roscommon to the EPIC Museum in Dublin, a journey of 165 kilometres.

'Nobody flees without serious reasons': Famine walkers urge compassion for today's refugees – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Nobody flees without serious reasons': Famine walkers urge compassion for today's refugees – The Irish Times

Commemorators began 165km journey in Roscommon retracing odyssey of desperate, evicted tenants in 1847