Earlier in the week, I posted a link on Facebook to a YouTube video of Allegri’s Miserere — I was bemoaning the fact that we’re no longer living in Dublin to hear the wonderful Lassus Scholars sing this in St Kevin’s Harrington Street several times over the course of the week. This is, hands down,
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Back in 2021, I took part in a few Zoom workshops with YWAM Writers Europe. These were really enjoyable and something I could not have attended had it not been for the pandemic and everything moving online… Every cloud, etc etc. Anyway. This was an assignment that we were asked to complete before one of
(Originally posted on TCC in June 2018…) On this, the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart, I am finding myself reflecting on one of the most influential women in my life and the legacy that she left behind. My Granny Marie was a wonderful woman. With a gazillion children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, she was a matriarch
(Originally posted on TCC in May 2018…) It’s been hard to ignore the fact that the Referendum on the Eighth Amendment is taking place in Ireland in the next few days — a referendum which, if it goes through, would strip the unborn baby of the right to life, equal to that of his
