Only a handful of teachers affected me in positive way
Ponder this: `Teaching is one quarter hard work and preparation, and the rest is theatre’. So if it is 75 per cent performing, why then
Ponder this: `Teaching is one quarter hard work and preparation, and the rest is theatre’. So if it is 75 per cent performing, why then
The deep Russian bass is chanting as though through a long resonant tube, scarcely surfacing for breath. The choir of virginal voices responds from a
A distraught woman in the West of Ireland called her local radio station to request something upbeat to cheer her up the day after her
Despite intensive campaigning, Lissadell, a vital part of Sligo’s heritage has slipped through our hands and gone private, and we can only hope and trust
When I was growing up in Cartron, our daily dog-walks tended to take us northwards to the Point, Lissadell or Streedagh. We generally avoided going
Everyone in the public arena risks being destroyed by the press. Anyone who has seen “Big Brother” on Channel 4 will know that it takes
When Bob Hope died recently at the age of 100, the phrase “laughter is the best medicine” seemed to take on an even greater resonance.
“The English may not like music, but they absolutely love the noise it makes.” The witticisms of Oscar Wilde are without a doubt some of
I don’t work for the Italian tourist board, but with my ever-increasing passion for the country, I feel I could. Recently I stayed with friends
When I watch the news and hear of a tragic car crash on the Irish roads in which maybe one or two people have been