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Time capsule to be included in €200million Limerick development - Vimarsana News

Time capsule to be included in €200million Limerick development

LIMERICK'S €200m Opera development is to have a time capsule at it's heart, it was confirmed this week. Construction work is well under way on the massive ...

Getting elephants, finding love, and scoffing chilli con carne — end of an era for Limerick club - Vimarsana News

Getting elephants, finding love, and scoffing chilli con carne — end of an era for Limerick club

Former staff and patrons of the different incarnations of 2 Michael St – Schooners, Doc’s, Trinity Rooms, Crush87, and lastly Habitat – have fond – ...

End of an era for Limerick nightclubs as building bulldozed - Vimarsana News

End of an era for Limerick nightclubs as building bulldozed

AN END of an era has been reached for Limerick nightlife as the site that hosted several iconic late-night clubs spanning four decades turns to ashes. Fond memo...

Incredible pictures of old WW1 hospitals in Stroud area - Vimarsana News

Incredible pictures of old WW1 hospitals in Stroud area

Standish and Nailsworth hospitals for wounded WW1 soldiers, with local historian Howard Beard.

Volunteers take leftovers from Stroud Farmer's Market to food banks - Vimarsana News

Volunteers take leftovers from Stroud Farmer's Market to food banks

Volunteers are collecting leftover food from stallholders at Stroud Farmers' Market and giving it to Community Food Hubs in Stroud, Chalford, Brimscombe, Cashes Green, Rodborough and more. The initiative also invites shoppers to buy an extra product from stallholders and take it to the collection basket in 4 Seasons Market, Threadneedle Street, less than a minute’s walk from the market. Volunteers organised by local community hubs and the charity Earth Protector Communities will then go around the stalls after the market and collect any leftovers have not been sold. Kardien Gerbrand...