Yesterday, suddenly there it was, as if by magic, our first red tomato. Hiding coyly under a few leaves. Not the full deep red yet, but...

Nay, cast a cloak until May is out. This is a lovely old saying, at least 300 years old, judging by the quaint English used. But what exactly does it mean?

And it’s in Kilkenny that it is reported, they have marble stone there that are as black as ink. I think that it was CJ who first...

Laparoscope versus open abdominal surgery. Discharged after many weeks.

Storm Eowyn and hospital time in the whole month. Medical diagnosis.

The Fleadh Cheoil and the Dublin accent. How times have changed.

Local alehouse eating out

Seafood & Champers spread

Quick video snapshots of aurora borealis images.

Podcast Guest Amanda McCallister talks about transforming your visions, your plans such as writing books, into reality.

First podcast created where authors come as a guest to talk about their book{s}.

For one month only, in August, a bundle book deal offer to buy two books for €34.99 plus P&P.

Delivery in Ireland is currently still only €4. Subject of offer may change without notice, so hurry and get your signed copy for either...

There have been three iconic cases where a person was being kept alive through artificial nutrition and where there was no prospect of...

On Air: 17th June 2024 - 42 minutes Eoin Beatty speaks with retired GP and Surgeon Dr. Andrew Rynne about his life and times. Funded by...

There is an old saying, I'm sure you know it: Nay cast a clout till May is out. Well, May is long out now and we are into the second week...

6 June 2024 - From Scalpel to Pen: The Extraordinary Journey of Dr. Andrew Rynne A Titan's Tale with Chris Gilman (4.9/5 star reviews)...

Very soon now our government (yes, I know) will be voting on the European Pact on Migration and Asylum, and whether or not to opt into...

Here is one of the previous podcast interview I did, as a guest, back in February 2021, from The Joe Dalton Show "Breakthrough Brands"...

My best friend when going through RCSI (Royal College of Surgeons) was Patrick Spencer Johnston. Mainly, because he had a car and I had a...