It has been a pretty hectic but positive week for me I have officicially become a published author. I have a chapter in a new book, but it is just the beginning as I plan on bringing my very own book out in the not so distant future. ‘Mental Health for Millennial’s has been published by Book Hub Publishing who take particular interest in health … Continue reading Mental Health for Millennials
I recently had a mole removed in Barrington’s hospital and since then I have spoken to Dr. Jennifer Lynch about skincare and what to look out for when you are checking brown spots. I asked her some very important questions about mole care, skincare and sunbeds! What are the main signs to look out for with moles? Look out for rapid growth. If a mole … Continue reading “I would ban every sun bed on the planet”
Taking a walk through Battersea Park I felt out of sorts. With a lot on my mind I almost felt like I wasn’t really walking but floating on a cloud. Feeling a little unsure and a little apprehensive. Moving back to Ireland is overwhelming, a new job, a new house, an experience I should be used to by now but still never prepared for. We … Continue reading A Blind Man Showed Me The Light
It has been a while since I posted a blog such as this one. Grief is something that never leaves the soul. It’s a journey that we will all experience at some stage or another. It can be lonely and dark but it is a road that can be taken. It may take you longer than others, or so it may seem. But in the … Continue reading Wherever my heart wanders, your soul is always with me
I am home after an incredible two weeks in New Zealand. I flew over on June 1st for the British and Irish Lions Tour. We rented a van for that time and traveled around stopping off in towns and cities. We got The Flash from Spaceships and because we booked it early, it cost less than $20 per day. It had a bed that fit … Continue reading New Zealand – The North Island
I’ve started a brand new column with The Chronicle which is part of the Limerick Leader. The paper comes out every Tuesday and I’ve a full page column talking about the things I love and what I’m at with my life. Continue reading The Chronicle
“Don’t take your organs to heaven, heaven knows we need them here”. This valuable phrase was quoted by Maxie Scully. It coincides with Organ Donation Awareness Week. The event gives people the chance to become an organ donor or obtain information on organ donation. Maxie Scully died on the 12th of August 2006 after a lifetime battle with illness. He was 52 years of age. While … Continue reading “Don’t take your organs to heaven, heaven knows we need them here”
Of all the trips I’ve taken abroad and all the exotic countries I’ve stepped foot on – Connemara is one of the most special places. For those not familiar with Connemara, it’s in Galway, the West of the West! It’s where the Galway Gaeltacht community resides. It was a last minute trip but the memories made everlasting. Here’s my tips and tricks to ensure you … Continue reading D’fhág Mé Mo Chroí i gConnemara
Ciao Bella! When in Rome do as the Romans do! I’ve always wanted to visit this Italian city and all I can say is it didn’t disappoint. This has been one of the shortest breaks I had but it can be done in one day. Flights: I flew with Ryanair from Dublin. Flights leave Friday evening and come back Sunday morning meaning perfect time without … Continue reading When in Rome
The dark cloud looms again. I wish I was writing to say all is well and once you reach the acceptance stage of grief that it is the end of the pain and the darkness. But sadly it isn’t. It doesn’t just leave and if it has for you – please tell me how. It’s creeping close to Marcus’ twelfth anniversary. And while it seems … Continue reading The Dark Cloud of Grief
MeghannMix by Meghann Scully 