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Letters: Losing the plot over The Wolfe Tones and a few ballads is just childish - Vimarsana News

Letters: Losing the plot over The Wolfe Tones and a few ballads is just childish

The ironic thing over the so-called moral outrage directed at The Wolfe Tones is that it has not done them the slightest bit of harm and the record crowds which flocked to see them at Electric Picnic is testament to that.

Draws Made For Semi Finals Of TUS Clare SFC & IFC - Vimarsana News

Draws Made For Semi Finals Of TUS Clare SFC & IFC

The final four teams in the TUS Clare senior and intermediate football championships now know their semi final opponents. In the race for Jack Daly, Eire Og will meet Cratloe while Miltown take on St Breckans. The intermediate semi final line up sees Kilrush face Wolfe Tones while Kilmihil meet Naomh Eoin. All those games […]

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The Wolfe Tones: Why are young people flocking to hear the republican balladeers? - Vimarsana News

The Wolfe Tones: Why are young people flocking to hear the republican balladeers?

The Wolfe Tones sing songs many interpret as pro-IRA.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Ambulance service started recruiting in March - Vimarsana News

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Ambulance service started recruiting in March

EDITOR – I would like to add some information to your piece on paramedic recruitment in the last edition of The Southern Star.The premise that the National Ambulance Service has not been recruiting qualified paramedics is incorrect, as the latest competition was run at the end

Bertie Ahern on Stormont logjam: 'Politicians in the past were brave, now they're watching over their shoulders' - Vimarsana News

Bertie Ahern on Stormont logjam: 'Politicians in the past were brave, now they're watching over their shoulders'

Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern had a lot of respect for Unionist leader David Trimble and other Protestant leaders like Ian Paisley because they lived through hard reactions to them negotiating the Good Friday Agreement.