SUNDAY BLOG: BLOODY HISTORY AND A CRACKING COOK.
A WORK OF PASSION AND COMMITMENT Roy Greer set out on his voyage of discovery in 2010. It began with a castle standing four storeys […]
SUNDAY BLOG: HARRY GREGG, SADNESS, NEW LIVES AND OUT AND ABOUT.
Looking back ten years to a memorable night at the Grand Opera House and the gala opening of Dancing Shoes the Marie Jones and Martin […]
SUNDAY BLOG: BIG BOATS AND SMALL SHIPS
Life is pretty scary these days on a world scale, nationally and locally and this weekend it might be as well, if you can, to […]
SUNDAY BLOG: NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN
It’s been a week of solemn remembrance of the Holocaust. On Monday the venue was the City Hall for a gathering of members of the […]
SUNDAY BLOG: ON THE EDGE OF THE REST OF OUR LIVES
This time next week we’ll be over the first Brexit hurdle but what’s to come? It could be great or it could be awful depends […]
SUNDAY BLOG: MAN OH MAN OH MAN!
Karl O’Neill becomes brilliant songwriter and entertainer Percy French on Wednesday night in the Lyric Theatre. He tells his fascinating story of his travels round […]
SUNDAY BLOG: TIME TO THINK
Thank you to Pamela for sending me this story: “It occurred to Pooh and Piglet that they hadn’t heard from Eeyore for several days, so […]
SUNDAY BLOG: ASPECTS OF A NEW YEAR
Timely Advice Great shock and sadness on the passing of RTE’s Marian Finucane and at the early age of 69. Coming so soon after Gay […]
SUNDAY BLOG: ROBINS, TORTOISES AND TONY BENN
Between today and next Sunday we have New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day and the beginning of the year 2020. I can’t help wondering what […]
SUNDAY BLOG: IMPORTANT WEEK, BE KIND, BE TOLERANT AND ENJOY
Young Erin Mulligan got an early Christmas present from her dad when he presented her with ‘Franass and the Princess’ a special adventure story written […]