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Wicklow Irish Countrywomen's Association honour outgoing president at gala dinner - Vimarsana News

Wicklow Irish Countrywomen's Association honour outgoing president at gala dinner

The Wicklow Federation Irish Countrywomen's Association (ICA) recently hosted their AGM and gala dinner in the Arklow Bay Hotel where National President Hilda Roche was honoured on the completion of her three-year term of office.

Win A Family Adventure Among The Trees With The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show - Vimarsana News

Win A Family Adventure Among The Trees With The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show

This week on Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show, we've teamed up with Coillte to celebrate National Tree Week.National Tree Week, proudly supported by Coillte, is ta...

Kildare Nationalist — Primary schools across Kildare invited to submit nature photos to win top prize - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Primary schools across Kildare invited to submit nature photos to win top prize

The competition is aimed at encouraging students to engage with nature and understand the importance of trees in safeguarding our planet for tomorrow.

Tots To Teens: National Tree Week shows kids how to safeguard nature - Vimarsana News

Tots To Teens: National Tree Week shows kids how to safeguard nature

Plus: A new book on old customs

Wicklow students help Coillte launch Natural Tree Week photo competition - Vimarsana News

Wicklow students help Coillte launch Natural Tree Week photo competition

Students from Our Lady’s National School and St. Saviour’s National School from Rathdrum, helped Coillte launch a brand-new photography competition for primary school students, running from now until the end of February and into March, to celebrate the upcoming events of this year’s National Tree Week.