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'I don't even try to slag him because he'd throw all the All-Ireland clubs back in my face!' - Vimarsana News

'I don't even try to slag him because he'd throw all the All-Ireland clubs back in my face!'

Clonmel’s Jamie Peters and Nemo’s Paul Kerrigan on father-son rivalries and Munster club hopes.

Source: the42.ie
Award winning Offaly photographer captures stunning image of solar eclipse - Vimarsana News

Award winning Offaly photographer captures stunning image of solar eclipse

AWARD winning Offaly photographer Tom O'Hanlon has taken a stunning photograph of the partial solar eclipse which took place last Tuesday. Tom, originally from ...

Offaly photographer's stunning image to be shown in outdoor exhibition in Dublin - Vimarsana News

Offaly photographer's stunning image to be shown in outdoor exhibition in Dublin

An Offaly photographer’s image is to be exhibited in Dublin as part of the Reach for the Stars astrophotography competition. An image taken by Tullamore p...

Offaly man aiming to star again in astrophotography competition - Vimarsana News

Offaly man aiming to star again in astrophotography competition

RAHAN man Tom O'Hanlon is in the running to scoop another top astrophotography award. The former Tullamore and Midland Tribune staff photographer has been chose...

Intellectual capital: Can the government afford to cut fees, increase grants and provide hundreds of millions more for third-level funding? - Vimarsana News

Intellectual capital: Can the government afford to cut fees, increase grants and provide hundreds of millions more for third-level funding?

The government admitted last week that the third-level sector was underfunded to the tune of €307 million a year, and promised to rectify this over the next three budgets. But where will the money come from?