I read As You Were by Elaine Feeney last May, just as summer began. Time has passed but this book's power remains with me. There is so much realism at play in this text that the tragedy underlying the plot doesn't make the reader convulse into tears repeatedly as you think it might it should. … Continue reading OneBookOnePost #4 Modern Irish Fiction
An Open Letter to our Taoiseach and Minister for Health re your Terrible Choices in Priorities. I am ashamed for you.
Fatigue- when parenting makes you go cray cray.
This blog is An exercise in happiness: An Irish parent’s project. This week we were enveloped in sickness, our poor little girl had a nasty virus that refused to be evicted. As we are tentatively hoping that this may be the end of it, I am going to look at those 'little things that make you … Continue reading Surviving Unexpected Toddler Bugs
A metaphorical look into a Bank Holiday weekend hijacked by sickness.
Remote CPD sessions, resources and blogs by Laura Webb
A look at some of my Prose, Poetry and Short Stories, past, present and hopefully future..
The history and archaeology of Athlone and its environs
Supporting literacy and learning in Irish schools
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A Teacher Figuring Out What Works
photos, film and stories from the archive at ESB
Scottish Octogenarian Author
Articles, Blogs and Podcasts
In a forlorn attempt to convince myself that the eight years I spent studying history was not a complete waste of time, I have started this blog in the hope of passing on some historical information to those who are either interested or have absolutely nothing else going on in their lives.....enjoy!!!
Storytelling
Chekhov Technique,Voice,Directing and Me
my early breast cancer story & my journey to a fitter, healthier me after...
Secondary teacher based in Ireland. Insider thoughts. Conversations happening in Irish schools right now.
Education in Ireland in 2020
Vincent Hanley
Andrew-Gower.co.uk
News and updates on current Offaly History projects.
Taking a delve into the politics of sport
Contemporary newspaper articles and illustrations from the Great Hunger in Ireland, 1845-52
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Savour, Relax & Enjoy
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