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Retro Irish chart: "Riverdance" started an incredible run at the top 30 years ago this week - Vimarsana News

Retro Irish chart: "Riverdance" started an incredible run at the top 30 years ago this week

IRELAND’S TOP 10 SINGLES, MAY 5, 1994

'It's an easy place to live': Meet the growing band of Irish artists at the top of their game in Berlin – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'It's an easy place to live': Meet the growing band of Irish artists at the top of their game in Berlin – The Irish Times

Many Irish artists have moved to Germany. A new culture programme, Zeitgeist Irland 24, aims to promote their work over the next year

Japanese conductor to lead young musicians at Hồ Gươm Opera - Vimarsana News

Japanese conductor to lead young musicians at Hồ Gươm Opera

Under the baton of the conductor, the orchestras will play a repertoire of pieces by Vietnamese composer Trần Mạnh Hùng, Japanese composer Yasushi Akutagawa, and others.

'The woman who loaned me the Stradivarius offered to sell it for £140,000, but my own fiddle sounded better' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'The woman who loaned me the Stradivarius offered to sell it for £140,000, but my own fiddle sounded better' – The Irish Times

Master luthier Jim McKillop has crafted one final instrument for musician Zoë Conway, a process preserved in the new film From a Forest to a Fiddle

John Banville, Claire Keegan and Marina Carr set for Kilmore Quay's Write by the Sea festival - Vimarsana News

John Banville, Claire Keegan and Marina Carr set for Kilmore Quay's Write by the Sea festival

Wexford’s boutique literary festival, Write by the Sea, is ready for its latest chapter as some of the biggest name in literature make their way to Kilmore Quay this weekend.