As a child, I can remember Darina Allen visiting my home during food festivals in County Kerry. I’d shy away in the kitchen while Darina chatted to my mother about local produce and farming. I recognised her as a TV
I’m not a travel blogger. I don’t usually write in depth pieces about the best Michelin star restaurants, fancy hotels or the best trains to take when it comes to a budget trip. I do however reflect on the importance
As I sat on a boat headed out to the caves along the Algarve, a polite and intrigued man smiled awkwardly. Possibly confused and definitely wind swept by the salty breeze blowing in from the Atlantic Ocean, he plucked up
One year down and the decade that is supposed to be “the best one” is going pretty OK so far. Thirty years on the planet is pretty good going and all those years of me considering aged thirty proper old
Heading home to Kerry is always a journey that’s worth the 3+ hours trekking across beautiful Ireland. I know when I get home there’ll be a friendly face, a decent healthy dinner and endless walks on the perfect beaches –
We landed, got to the hostel and headed straight to the Berlin wall. Only having four days in which to see Berlin, we wanted to make the most of it and indeed, we did. It was the first time visiting
Over the past month, I completed a diploma in life and executive coaching from the Positive Success Group in Dublin. It was a six month stint of learning, discussing, reflecting and partially, changing. Heading into the course, I was well
“Writing is my therapy” were the words uttered by Pauline Harley as she excitedly told me of being accepted as a writer on Arianna Huffington’s new site ‘Thrive Global‘. Having overcome some pretty big obstacles in her life, it wasn’t
e I read before that if you don’t focus on what you’ve got, life will come along and give you something else to focus on. This can come in many different forms and can be a good or bad thing