I could tell you all about my visit to Mayo and the brand new immersive experience at The Ceide Fields, but I've written about if for work, so you can read the blog post there. In the meantime enjoy this short video of magical Mayo. https://videopress.com/v/hJnr263y?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&autoPlay=true&loop=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true
Sheep Water Rafting at Temple House
Well today was very exciting. The lovely people at Temple House contacted me today and asked if I'd like a boat trip with a difference! I've seen on various occasions that they move their sheep across to an island for the summer and I've always wanted to go along for the trip. Today I got... Continue Reading →
Merry Christmas from Ireland
These are some of my photos taken mainly in Sligo but a few in Roscommon and Mayo. I like doing the photo slide shows but I struggle finding music I can use. I was blessed this year because a very talented Sligo lady Stephanie McGarry Poirier let me use her version of Silent Night. I... Continue Reading →
Kieran Quinn’s debut album launch
Today was the launch of Kieran Quinn's debut album 'Not Just Black and White'. A great crowd turned out to the Liber bookshop to buy the album and listen to Kieran and friends play a few songs from it. The album is great and would make a perfect Christmas gift for anyone (or for yourself!).... Continue Reading →
Rainy days and Mondays
A bit of a blog about everything today. The photo above is in Michael Quirke's window, it always makes me smile....he's quite right 🙂 Sligotoday did an article about my twitter award, shucks 🙂 I'm back at college two mornings a week now. I hang around town when Jono is at his centre so it's... Continue Reading →
Saturday
It was a lovely dry day today....very cold though. Nice to see the moon pay a visit at 6pm...and nice to see it still light. As the saying goes 'There's a grand stretch in the evening!' Sligo Rising The second flash mob dance is now up on the internet for your viewing pleasure. This one... Continue Reading →