SUNDAY BLOG: SUNDAY LUNCH AND ORIENTATION CLOCKS
I had the pleasure of being taken for lunch at the Manor House Enniskillen last Sunday. What a treat. There, in magnificent surroundings, sitting in […]
SUNDAY BLOG: DOGS, CATS AND LYSE DOUCET
Bank holiday weekend. The evenings are drawing in but it’s still warm enough for a picnic or even a late afternoon swim, a couple of […]
SUNDAY BLOG: A LONG HARD ROAD WITH SOME GLORIOUS DAYS
August is fast running out, back to school, thoughts of Hallowee’n so can Christmas be far behind. I expect like me you are feeling despondent […]
SUNDAY BLOG: COMING HOME TO REALITY
Packing to go away for a few days is something of a nightmare to me, throwing things into bags hoping the essentials are there. But […]
SUNDAY BLOG: CATCH A FALLING STAR AND PUT IT IN YOUR POCKET AND KEEP IT FOR A RAINY DAY
Like many young men, Adam Heayberd didn’t rate school – it didn’t offer much excitement, his heart lay in sport and he was good at […]
SUNDAY BLOG: Sporting An Artistic Temperament
Sorry my dear friend Houston, more sport! Rather Olympic coverage and Olympic emotions. I like the fact that when the tensions break and the jobs […]
SUNDAY BLOG: IMAGINE CYCLING IN 30 DEGREES
Sport to the right of us, sport to the left of us and I’m caught in the middle again! Golf has just been hit with […]
SUNDAY BLOG: ON THE MAP FOR EVERMORE.
I couldn’t believe my ears when the 5 Live newsreader told me the hottest day ever in the UK was recorded in Ballywatticock Northern Ireland. […]
SUNDAY BLOG: WILL THEY WON’T THEY? AND THE BOAT THAT DIDN’T COME HOME.
PLEASE NOTE: ‘After 55 years of heart-break, it’s the moment we’ve been dreaming of’. So says the Daily Mail of yesterday. What good news is […]
SUNDAY BLOG: A MOMENT IN TIME
Every now and again a memory is made. I had one of those experiences recently when I drove with my daughter Susie towards Glenties and […]