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Life and times of a busy local news correspondent – before computers - Vimarsana News

Life and times of a busy local news correspondent – before computers

Technology may have replaced the ‘scribbles’ written on the back of cigarette boxes – but regardless of how it’s delivered, local news is still as valuable as ever, writes our Clonakilty notes contributorBY CIONNAITH Ó SÚILLEABHÁINALL my life The Southern Star has been

Presenting the 2023 People to Watch in Finance (slideshow) - Vimarsana News

Presenting the 2023 People to Watch in Finance (slideshow)

Find out which financial professionals in New Jersey are doing great work without making a lot of headlines. Yet.

Source: njbiz.com
GAA move 'a complete cock up' | Southern Star - Vimarsana News

GAA move 'a complete cock up' | Southern Star

CORK councillors this week gave the GAA and RTÉ the red card over GAAGO, which was branded ‘a complete cock-up’.Both Cllr Michael Hegarty (FG) and Cllr Joe Carroll (FF) sought a suspension of the regular agenda at this week’s meeting of Cork County Council to discuss the i

Number of PA motorcycle riders is continuously declining - Vimarsana News

Number of PA motorcycle riders is continuously declining

Data from PennDOT show the state has 60,000 fewer riders since 2015

Source: wtae.com
Micheál Martin stands by Paddy Cosgrave Dáil comments: 'He can dish it out to a fair degree himself' - Vimarsana News

Micheál Martin stands by Paddy Cosgrave Dáil comments: 'He can dish it out to a fair degree himself'

Tánaiste Micheál Martin said on Thursday he stands by comments he made in the Dáil last week about The Ditch website and one of its backers Paddy Cosgrave, after Mr Cosgrave claimed his comments were an abuse of Dáil privilege and in breach of Dáil standing orders.