Third series of A to Z started with Episode S on September 3rd, 2019. As usual, it's broadcast from 6-7 pm every second Tuesday. Tune in on 90.3 or livestream on nearfm.ie
Third series of A to Z started on September 3rd, 2019 as usual, from 6-7 pm every second Tuesday. Tune in on 90.3 or livestream on nearfm.ie Me in freefall on Northside Today about Junior Cert History Podcasts of first series of A to Z of Historical Blunders are here: Series 1 Agincourt to Passchendaele Bourgeoise; don't mess with them Ciphers; there are no certainties in them Dueling; not a good idea if you are a genius Egotism is egregious if you use it get elected A police force that scores an F Gallileo, green eggs and ‘German’ science World peace yet again threatened by hubris Restless Vikings and Normans; ignore them at your peril Jumping the Gun Applying the Karenina principle to Ireland’s fight for freedom Podcasts of Second series of A to Z of Historical Blunders are here: Language and literature make history, for better or for worse Medieval mindset is the mother of all misogyny Neo-liberalism, non-interference and laissez-faire in the Great Irish Famine The O's have it Plantations and Penal Laws leave a shadowy legacy The Questionable Majesty of Queenship Revolting Media Podcasts of Third series of A to Z of Historical Blunders are here: The inseperability of sugar and slavery The only two certainties in life; taxes and death The unsustainability of unaccountability in the Catholic Church in Ireland The vagaries of voting The workhouse – an unworkable solution to Irish poverty |
Had fun chairing session - Commissioning Editors: What they want in a pitch, at NUJ Dublin Freelance Forum
Spring 2019. From left to right: Me, Mark Hennessy, News Editor, Irish Times.
Elaine Prendeville, Editor, Sunday Business Post Magazine. Roisin Ingle, Deputy Features Editor, Irish Times. Mark, Elaine and Roisin gave very generous and valuable advice. Photo by Gerard Cunningham - faduda.ie
Delighted to attend a session delivered by former US Ambassador to the UN, Samantha Power, in Women for Election headquarters in Dublin on November 7th. She is indeed an intellectual powerhouse.
Refurbished Kevin Street Library. What a great place to launch a first poetry collection in September 2018.
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