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1 month ago |
irishexaminer.com | Jo Kerrigan |Richard Mills
You will glimpse them, perhaps quite by chance, as you drive along country roads. Unusual grassy circles; strange, tree-covered mounds in the centre of otherwise smoothly-tilled fields; the road making a sudden and unexpected diversion around anobstacle that certainly isn’t a rock before returning to its straight route.
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1 month ago |
irishexaminer.com | Jo Kerrigan
It’s the big break in your year, the time you get away from the everyday and rediscover your energy, explore new places, find new experiences, create wonderful memories. And, of course, capture those marvellous pictures which will remind you of happy days, and be the envy of all your friends during the darker days of next winter!You really should know by now what calls most strongly to you, the place that somehow, instinctively, seems the right place to be.
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1 month ago |
irishexaminer.com | Jo Kerrigan
For many reasons, life does seem more challenging than ever these days. From work issues to home worries, from intimidating headlines in the newspapers to a distinct lack of optimism on television and radio, it’s hard to maintain that positive outlook. What you probably yearn for more than anything else right now is to be rejuvenated, given a new outlook on things, yes, even spoiled a little. Has everyday existence become too predictable, humdrum?
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Nov 29, 2024 |
irishcentral.com | Jo Kerrigan
When we think of old roads, tracks, byways, we naturally tend to visualize solid ground. Yet there are far earlier roads, known and followed by travelers since prehistoric times. The great river roads connecting Ireland’s interior to the sea were easier to navigate and often safer. No need to beat through thick forests where enemies or wild animals might lurk, no danger of losing your way. Jo Kerrigan takes us along the Shannon River Road.
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Oct 30, 2024 |
echolive.ie | Jo Kerrigan
All too often these days, you hear someone described as a ‘legend’ when they have done very little to deserve such a title. However, there is no question about that applying to the man who appears at the Opera House tonight. Phil Coulter is truly a legend, and one of the greats of the music world, with a life-long run of hits that have themselves passed into legend.
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RT @OBrienPress: Fascinating chat with Jo Kerrigan on @RTERadio1’s @olivercallan show this morning all about her new book ‘Irish Fairy Fort…

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What a time for our new book, revealing the age-old secrets of the Brehon laws, to come out! No bookshops open, you'll just have to buy it online from O'Brien Press or Amazon to find out the surprising reasons a woman could give for divorcing her husband! https://t.co/adOxv3EQ3Z