2022 Grateful 7: A great step forward for Anglo-Irish relations
It was back in 2014. I asked him. And he said yes. Back then, I could clear a pub just by walking into it. People
It was back in 2014. I asked him. And he said yes. Back then, I could clear a pub just by walking into it. People
There I was, on Friday night, sitting on stage at the New Orleans Music Club in Budapest. As you do. It was the Final of
If I had a pálinka for every great idea I’ve had that’s come to nothing, I’d be in a state of permanent inebriation. I could
It could be said that diplomacy was born when our ancestors decided that it might be better to listen to the messenger rather than to
‘How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world.’ When Shakespeare first penned those lines in the
It’s not difficult to be Irish abroad, especially not in Hungary. And especially not during the lead-up to St Patrick’s Day. When he was writing
Defining times Did anyone else notice the classified that ran in last week’s Budapest Times, the one entitled ‘Looking for?’ Or am I the only
A woman who is willing to be herself and pursue her own potential runs not so much the risk of loneliness, as the challenge of
It’s been a long week and so many things happened to be grateful for. The success of the Gift of the Gab and the money
Way back in 2000, I graduated from Valdez Community College, affiliated to the University of Alaska. I was asked to give the graduation speech and