What are our children not being taught at school and why? By Dr. Eve Olney Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Dr. Olney found this image on the internet – source/author unknown. I am a mum of two children; a girl of fifteen and a boy of nine. Both attend conventional schools […]
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Practise Makes Progress: Unexpected gains of Zero Waste lifestyle By Joanna Dowd Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Zero Waste lifestyle is a process, one that requires patience and being kind to ourselves. What brings us to this movement is knowledge of how bad the condition of our planet is. And that
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A List Performance By Deborah Oniah Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Deborah with her son I used to know a girl called Ode. When she was 7yrs old her parents offered no explanation to her and her sisters and wanted an a-list performance act. This performance expected Ode to move on
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Finding Equality By Pratibha Patil Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Pratibha Patil Pratibha Patil moved to Cork from India. Pratibha is a blogger and also a poet. Pratibha has a degree in Law and is also a qualified teacher. She penned the poem below in support of #DalitLivesMatter movement. ‘She’ &
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“The freest man will always find solace in his word of truth.” By Friday Junior Osemwekhae Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Recently I have found myself rummaging through my old secondary school and university folders, unearthing past memories within the soil of my soul. Found an old note from a friend
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“I do feel Irish and love the culture here.” By Jaëlle Deberkaleh Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Four years ago, I left my beautiful France behind in search for a better place. I left for a place where I would learn a new language, meet new people and start a new
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Nature is a mirror by Niamh Geoghegan Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on whatsapp Photo by Niamh Geoghegan I started Humanature in 2019, with the intention to offer a variety of nature based programmes and experiences to people of all ages. This came about after many years creatively and personally exploring the idea
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Kinsale-based Audrey Cantillon plays numerous roles in life: artist, wife, mum and business owner. We asked Audrey if women can have it all and how does she keep going. Can women have it all ? It’s tricky to say outright that women can have it all. When I was about to have my second baby,
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Orla Burke, is a Cork-based community activist and a mum to two little girls. Orla writes a letter to her younger self. Dear Self, I love story. I love everything about it. I was one of those kids reading years ahead of my age. I do improvisation with an amazing bunch of people, The Bold
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