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By Fionnula Flanagan, ContributorAugust / September 2013

Let the Healing Begin

By Fionnula Flanagan, Contributor
August / September 2013

August 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment

While it has not been labeled an actual illness, the longing to return home can cause psychological and social problems that get passed down to future generations.  Fionnula Flanagan writes that it’s time to welcome everyone back into the fold. If the historians are to be believed, early on we left in high-prowed small boats stuffed with monks and their concubines to found … [Read more...] about Let the Healing Begin

Breathe…
The Breath Is Key

By Irene McLaughlin Narissi, Contributor
August / September 2013

August 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment

An introduction to Yoga. My introduction to Kundalini Yoga in 1982 was a game changer. My type A personality  changed to a more patient and certainly chilled out A-. When asked how I stay so calm and centered I’m clear that the three-days-a-week practice is contributing and I consider it my health insurance. Other than a slight cold every couple of years, I haven’t had any … [Read more...] about Breathe…
The Breath Is Key

Photo Album: Doctors and Nurses

August / September 2013

August 1, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Catherine Norah “Norrie” Egan My mother, Norrie Egan, born in Dublin, graduated from St. Vincent’s Hospital/UCD with a Diploma in Radiography in 1940 and worked at St. Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, London during WWII. She was injured during an air raid – not from a bomb – she was cycling her bicycle to work when she was hit by a cab. Though it was wartime, she loved her job and … [Read more...] about Photo Album: Doctors and Nurses

Sliabh An Iarainn

By Claire McWeeney

July 24, 2013 by 2 Comments

Sliabh An Iarainn, Co. Leitrim. Photo: Claire McWeeney

Sliabh An Iarainn at 10:30pm in mid June is the most ethereal setting I have ever experienced. This magnificent landscape just down the road from my home in Augnasheelin, Country Leitrim was a staple of my childhood. Sliabh An Iarainn (translates to “the iron mountain") consists of remote scenery that is breathtaking and thrilling. The location makes it a treasure to locals and … [Read more...] about Sliabh An Iarainn

Kilkenny Arts Festival Announces 2013 Highlights

May 16, 2013

May 16, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Audiences at the 2011 Kilkenny Arts Festival enjoyed a performance of As You Like It.

The Kilkenny Arts Festival was founded 40 years ago this August by a group of classical music enthusiasts, and has continued to grow in its draw, reach, and prestige of performances ever since. For 10 days each August, the medieval city located in the South-East of Ireland comes alive with a feast of artistic entertainment across a range of mediums, including theater, dance, … [Read more...] about Kilkenny Arts Festival Announces 2013 Highlights

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