Anne Hailes Today

It’s either fascinating or terrifying watching Joe Biden slowly dissolve. It’s so public and getting so much dubious press coverage. Undoubtedly the man is showing […]

A Service of Thanksgiving at St. Columba Parish Church on Friday was full of love and admiration. People from all arts and parts gathered but […]

How can I start anywhere but with Water Love. What a friend he was for something like 66 years, I had adventures with him, I […]

Belfast city centre was a no-go area to cars on Saturday as thousands of workers marched to the City Hall – health, transport, education, civil […]

The sky is fascinating. Cloud formations and of course the stars, the planets and the satellites. Thanks to Terry Moseley for this information. JUPITER still […]

She taught me how to confront aggression, to look someone in the eye and stand my ground.   Anna Scher was a born teacher and […]

It was with sadness we learned of the death of Ulster Television colleague Colm McWilliams who, as news editor, steered the news room reporters through […]

Meeting an old friend after almost 50 years is a risk.  Time isn’t always kind and can open the door to discussing a litany of […]

Forty six years ago I was sitting by the fire minding my own business when I thought – this is the 17th December 1977, And […]

That was some funeral in the Saint Mary of the Rosary Church in Nenagh Tipperary, part concert, part entertainment, part party and every second relaxed, […]