Today, Sunday, was the wettest, horribilest, I’m emigrating Sunday we might ever have known. You could hear the wind and rain pelting the window from the comfort of the early morning bed. Strangely, the weather […]
rel=”nofollow”Nurofen contacted me recently to review their products. They couldn’t send me Nurofen for Children, as there’s a law against that (or at least an ethics issue – the same way you can’t give out […]
The good people at WaterWipes issued a press release today to remind all those festival goers to pack a pack of wipes to ensure full beauty regime is kept up this summer. “Festival season can […]
Right, we’ve come across a bit of a problem. A domestic problem. A cat problem. It’s nothing to do with the copious black hairs he leaves on our laundry or bedclothes, or constant mewing when […]
It’s lashing. Really lashing. The type of rain that pours out of the sky; massive long droplets cascading down the roof, wet rods of miserable water, saturating the house, our garden and the poor farmers’ […]
In February 2015 I set about researching a historical fiction novel set in the Boyne Valley, Ireland. The idea for the book struck me after reading a thesis essay by Gareth Yore on an eviction […]
When we were kids our parents took us on holidays in Ireland. We visited Kerry and Mayo and spent the days driving around the mountainous countryside, stopping at any tourist attractions we found. In the […]
Last week I attended the Books Go Social writer’s conference in the Irish Writers’ Centre. Back in the day when I had less grey hair and went drinking mid-week (yes it was GREAT craic) I […]
Those closest to me know that I have become involved with a very tight-knit blogging group called Irish Parenting Bloggers. I discovered the group while doing some online research stalking earlier in the year. I […]
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