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First aid required after crash partially blocks main A-road in Shropshire - Vimarsana News

First aid required after crash partially blocks main A-road in Shropshire

A crash between a 4x4 and a van left one person receiving first aid from firefighters.

Windmills of Long Island offer a glimpse into the past - Vimarsana News

Windmills of Long Island offer a glimpse into the past

Long Island's 11 windmills are believed the most of anywhere in the country. Many are on the South Fork and three, in East Hampton, are open to visitors.

Smethwick fire LIVE: Huge blaze engulfs building as over 50 firefighters scramble to scene | UK | News - Vimarsana News

Smethwick fire LIVE: Huge blaze engulfs building as over 50 firefighters scramble to scene | UK | News

Locals have been warned to 'stay away' as 12 fire crews remain on the scene tackling the huge fire.

Up-and-coming Limerick city band to preview songs from EP - Vimarsana News

Up-and-coming Limerick city band to preview songs from EP

A LIMERICK band who describe their style as a “hotchpotch of music we love” will play tracks from their new EP in Dolan’s this Friday. Lyteria...

Tax, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll by Damian Corless: How a land of police and priests became cool Hibernia - Vimarsana News

Tax, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll by Damian Corless: How a land of police and priests became cool Hibernia

Anybody under the illusion that Ireland is a sort of paradise for wealthy tax exiles might want to think about Leslie Charteris. The writer of The Saint, the hugely popular Roger Moore TV series, he moved here in the 1970s to avoid paying a fortune to HM Revenue & Customs but had a thoroughly miserable time among the burghers of south Dublin. Why on earth, he asked, would anyone live in Ireland if they didn’t have to.