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'It was crawling with rats the size of kittens' – Fr Peter McVerry on his transition from privileged life to squalor in the tenements - Vimarsana News

'It was crawling with rats the size of kittens' – Fr Peter McVerry on his transition from privileged life to squalor in the tenements

He is one of Ireland’s best known humanitarians. But who is the real Fr Peter McVerry?

Ministry work for eternity - Vimarsana News

Ministry work for eternity

Ministry work for eternity

America's Other Irish | Irish America - Vimarsana News

America's Other Irish | Irish America

Tom Deignan looks at the rich and diverse influence of the Irish in the South Statistics regarding the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in Savannah, Georgia, are well known. When the 2006 festivities kicked off on March 17 at Abercorn Street, not far from Forsyth Park, it was the 182nd time the Irish in and around Savannah celebrated their heritage. “This parade has been named the second largest Saint Patrick’s Day Parade in the United States and rates as the largest annual single day celebration in the Southeastern United States,” parade chairman Jay Burke noted, adding that attendanc...

Helen McCrory obituary - Vimarsana News

Helen McCrory obituary

Last modified on Sun 18 Apr 2021 12.49 EDT Helen McCrory, who has died of cancer aged 52, was already established among the leading stage actors of her generation when she became known as Cherie Blair in Stephen Frears’s movie The Queen (2006), starring Helen Mirren, and with Michael Sheen as Tony; and as the witch Narcissa Malfoy, mother of Draco, in the last three Harry Potter films. Her brisk and slinky Cherie Blair was one in a line of suited authority figures and lawyers played by McCrory, culminating in an acidulous, brutally frank but deluded Tory prime minister in David Hare’s tel...