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Sean Brown murder: Leading UVF man Roy Stewart one of main suspects in murder of innocent GAA official - Vimarsana News

Sean Brown murder: Leading UVF man Roy Stewart one of main suspects in murder of innocent GAA official

A veteran loyalist named as a UVF leader in court by supergrass Gary Haggarty is one of the main suspects in the murder of GAA official Sean Brown.

Colin Sheridan: Sally Rooney is leading Ireland's cultural renaissance - Vimarsana News

Colin Sheridan: Sally Rooney is leading Ireland's cultural renaissance

A surreptitious reading of 'Normal People' kicked off COLIN SHERIDAN's discovery of contemporary Irish culture

Patrick Freyne: My money would not have been on the Wolfe Tones to be hip new band of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Patrick Freyne: My money would not have been on the Wolfe Tones to be hip new band of 2023

The Wolfe Tones performed in the 3Olympia on Sunday night

The Kildare club seeking a first county title since 2008 after reaching 10 semi-finals in-a-row - Vimarsana News

The Kildare club seeking a first county title since 2008 after reaching 10 semi-finals in-a-row

Celbridge will take on back-to-back champions Naas in the county final this weekend.

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Daniel O'Donnell: 'The passenger door opened, and a man jumped in and said, 'Drive'… in that moment, I almost needed a nappy' - Vimarsana News

Daniel O'Donnell: 'The passenger door opened, and a man jumped in and said, 'Drive'… in that moment, I almost needed a nappy'

Halloween is a mere 10 days away, and, fittingly perhaps, the new Daniel O’Donnell release, How Lucky I Must Be, comes with its own horror movie, of sorts. It’s a sort of palate cleanser to all the sweet ballads on the 12-track record proper, and is as darkly Irish as anything imagined by Pat McCabe and as camp as a row of tents. The plot deals with a new museum of Daniel waxworks which come to life at night and maraud like zombies through a Donegal town. Only the smooth and syrupy tones of our Daniel, emanating from the television, can stall these lacquered monsters in their tracks, but i...