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Good morning Christy from Wanaka….here we are listening to on the road as we prepare for my daughter Danielle's 40th Birthday celebration and of course you are on our play list for the party…we shall have a good ceilidh with you plaiting us 🙂 X
Hi Christy, I am Harry. I was at your gig on Saturday night it was great 👍🏻🤗! I got a new hat with your name on it. Jimmy,Cothal and Declan were great🥁🎻🎸! I got your plectrum! I am already using it to practice my guitar🎸! Thanks Harry!
Hey Harry,
Good to hear from you…glad that you are practicing…those plectrums suit me…..I was playing for years before I began using a plectrum….
You are right about the 3 lads..they are great players and I feel very lucky to be in a band with them..
keep up the good work….
We have traveled to Mullingar to hear the music for the last few years now. We are lucky enough each year to meet some other fans before and after the gig and share our thoughts. The vibes from the music wonderful as always and we all left feeling regenerated. Thanks for "They Never Came Home" always remembered at this time of the year, especially by those who live close to Artane as many worked in Superquinns in Northside and Sutton. Thanks to you, Declan, Cathal and Jimmy and the crew for a great night. Already looking forward to seeing you in Limerick. Keep well. JD
Thank you for your encouragement and support…..on and on the families struggle
………..JUSTICE FOR THE 48……….let us remember
Hi Christy. Just joined your site to read the discussion of the songs n music.
It's refreshing and I was surprised reading 'A Pair of Brown Eyes'. I've only ever listened before. One of the fabulous ballads.
It was lovely to cross paths briefly and hear you and that gifted cellist. Sail on.
Morra Mary….you have reminded me of that Cellist..I had meant to find out more….that was a lovely gathering in The Project Arts Centre for Sunday Miscellany…I'm still waiting for the transmission date….
Hello Christy
Hope everything is ok with you and the rest of the crew?
Yesterday evening we've had a wonderful Irish night here in our little town.
Hilary( what would we be without her) informed me about a gig of The Fiddle Case in my neighborhood.
It was in a private house on an attic and it was splendid!
Those guys really enjoyed playing and it felt a bit like in the old days when I came to Ireland and there was music everywhere.
I had a nice chat with Eoin who knows you well and he told me a few stories of your adventures together. You really are his big example!
Unfortunately it's no longer possible to see you in a small venue.
On Wednesday Ennio Moricone was here and that was in a big big venue for thousands of people, it was impressive (he is 91) but I prefer a small attic.
So take care and we will see you in June in Sligo.
Kind regards Chris
I understand …. I too love playing some small intimate venues….thats where it all began for me…perhaps where it will end for me….
that said, I love playing with this Band, working with this crew, reaching so many listeners young and old, the excitement of hundreds, sometimes thousands of people gathering, listening,singing….
Eoin O'Neill is a wonderful musican…forever at the hub of the great West Clare Music scene… as well as being at the heart of manys the session he also accompanies and encourages many people to play….has been the guiding light for manys the young player….we dont get to meet very often but I hear many reports of Eoin's generosity of spirit in the midst of all that West Clare Music
Hi Christy,
I would like to commend yourself, Declan, Cathal and Jim on yet another great show in Mullingar last night. Myself (age 22), brother, mam and dad attend as many gigs of yours as possible. We just love your music so much and cannot get enough of it.
I would also like to thank you so much for playing "A Pair of Brown Eyes" after I requested it. A very special song for me.
Thanks again Christy, will see you in the tullamore court next.
Kind regards,
Such a great song from our Shane….your request on Saturday night surely was a "noble call"….always a joy to sing, so rich visually, it contains so many emotions,associations,possibiities, losses…….its never the same in performance, some nights it drives on,other times it flows gently but it always gets there….
"a rovin a rovin a rovin we'll go, for a pair of brown eyes"
lovely to read of you being out there with your Mother,Father and Brother….all of us united in music and song
Christy, a chara,
I was looking for a postal address to send you a letter I had written but I came to this and thought it might suit you better on the road.
I hope all is well and that you're enjoying the tour. I got to see twice last year in Gorey with my girlfriend Áine and in Portlaoise with my brother Eoghan and my two good friends Owen and Henry. Great night each night and I was like a child at Christmas for weeks before each concert. Great to hear you live after all the years of records, tapes, cds, radio, tv and all forms of the internet these days.
I am writing to you say thanks for all the company your music brings and for transporting me to a different place and time. The Curragh Of Kildare makes me homesick for a county that we love to beat in football. Dunnes Stores paints the brave the struggle of Mary Manning against Apartheid and black suits. Valentine's Day and Stardust always keeps a terrible tragedy close to mind. While your version of every song is always sublime. So many more I could mention that I listen to daily.
All yours songs and singing has inspired me to try my hand at my own song writing and guitar playing. Can't bate the four or five chords and a good story.
The next time I get to hear you will be in Portlaoise in April with my brother, girlfriend and two friends again and we can't wait. It will be a Great Friday.
Kind regards,
Niall Brennan
(A song inspired by your singing and song writing about my local GAA club. Colt GAA. To the tune of The Craic Was 90 On The Isle of Mann)
Colt Men Love to Feckin Hurl
There are some men in Raheen
The likes of which have never been seen
Puck a ball 90 yards
Over the bar and back again.
They're training now, won't give up the beer
Colt will be senior next year.
Billy Donavan and John Grace
Can't believe they have such pace.
Their heads are in a swirl.
Oh Colt men they love to feckin' hurl.
On come the summer days,
And Colt men emerge from caves.
Dreaming of champo wins
And the taste of victory cider.
Turf is being turned and spread about,
Colin Ryan has the boys flat out.
All they can think of now
Is green fields and sliotars.
Oh backs begin to curl.
Oh Colt men they love to feckin' hurl.
Game after the game the boys do play,
Hurlers on the ditch have their say.
Colt men stick together
No matter the score or the weather.
Padraig Dunne he's back again,
Trying to get us a senior win.
Ger Doolin god bless him
A hurler from Roscommon
Oh let us now be heard
Oh Colt men love to feckin hurl
The county final has come on quick
Ned Delaney has lost his stick
Chris Murray he's pulling hard,
While the Keyes' keep an eye.
Tony Dunne the bogman
A full back like a black and tan,
Stepho's sharp as a knife,
He's in the form now of his life
Oh let the flags unfurl
Oh Colt men they love to feckin' hurl.
Now whether it's win or whether its lose,
These colt men love the booze
Willy Stackpool is proud as punch
Bosco and the Grants a lively bunch.
Eamon's trying to shut the door
While Anne is trying to let in more
The craic is flowing and so is drink
And to the future we start to think.
Oh such a wind of whirl
Oh colt men they love to feckin hurl.
Thanks a million Christy
Niall B,
I'll bet your ballad goes down a treat with The Colts. Your song will live with all those mentioned (and their families) for many years to come…
its a gift in life to appreciate the beauty of home .. sometimes we need to experience lonely exile to gain that appreciation…
here in Mullingar now…. pulling on the jersey, getting ready to go into action one more time
see you in Maryboro
Hi Christy,
Thanks so much for singing "They Never Came Home" in Mullingar last night, 15th Feb for my wife Alison's Godmother, Carol Bissett. It meant so much to her. If there was any recordings let me know how we could find them.
Was a brilliant gig. Thoroughly enjoyed it. You're like a fine wine!
Until the next time
Biff & Alison
Sound Biff…..gonna check it out
Dear Christy, was just browsing through your guestbook and came across The Streets of Lahore, what a beautiful song. Makes me feel like sharing The Ballad of Peter Mulryan, hope thats ok.
The Ballad of Peter Mulryan
The priest came a knocking
And said this is shocking
She'll have to be leaving
Take her to Loughrea
On the bar of the bike
Under cover of night
She was taken away
On the road to Loughrea
She must have been lonely
Beneath a pale moon
After 6 days in Galway
They sent us to Tuam
A year later sent her
To work and repent for
Her sins and to pay
For my keep in The Home
At four and a half
I was sentenced to pain
On a small farm in Galway
In the wind and the rain
Was raised by the charm
Of the fist on the farm
And the back of the hand
To make me understand
God knows what she went through
When Marian was born
Not far from her family
Forsaken forlorn
A second time sent her
To work and repent for
Her sins and to pray
She find peace in the storm
Where is my dear sister?
Is she there and bound?
If I could but find her
Lay in holy ground
My heart would stop bleeding
My sorrow recede
An end to that grieving
And peace would be found
I Peter Mulryan
Will never stop trying
To find my dear sister
Marian Mulryan
My mother I found her
I cherish the time
When she held her little grandchild
Was the first time that I saw her smile
Dear John,
Thank you for sharing "The Ballad of Peter Mulryan" and for all the songs you have written and shared across so many years….
it seems a lifetime since you sang your song "Irish Ways, Irish Laws" to me….. late night in the old Baggott Inn after a Moving Hearts gig….the bar was leppin, smoky and very noisy….yet your beautiful song rang thru and true…the following day we started learning and rehearsing it, a night later we gigged it, a month later we recorded it….
"Cromwell and his soldiers came
started centuries of shame
still they could not make us turn,
we are are a river flowing…
again again the soldiers came
burnt our houses stole our grain
shot the farmers in their fields
working for a living"…………………
(2 verses of Irish Ways,Irish Laws by John Gibbs)
How is it going Christy? Don't frequent these parts as much any more, but still keep up with the songs and the music. Heading back to the bog tomorrow for a week, always great to bring the kids back to where I ran as a kid. Anyway, the da surprised me last night with 2 tickets for Mullingar on Saturday, so the 2 of us will be heading out from Coill Dubh through Johnstownbridge and out the Kinnegad road but thankfully we won't be doing it on Tuohys Honda 50, not the weather for it. Always great to go home but even better to fit in a gig when I can. Anyway, see you togged out and facing the puck out Saturday evening, take care
PS that was me and family who nabbed you outside Barrowland before the gig in November for the picture, many thanks for that!
I could'nt linger outside Barrowland that night last November….there was a cold wind blowing up Gallowgate and I had "a bit of a throat" on me…
Anyway Shane….welcome home from Latvia..hope ye have a dinger tonight…we'll try and cover the Coill Dubh ballad
Hi Christy, If I ever need to start a revolution I will ask you to sing at my first
public meeting in order to sing "Viva la Quinta Brigada" or alternatively play
your recording at Barrowland . All the best , Hack
Morra Hack…the Revolution has begun…..
Hi Christy, Spring has arrived in all its glory…. The Flowers have a pep in their step; the Birds are singing a beautiful tune in the early morning. It can only mean that your good self and crew are heading to the middle of the Island on the annual pilgrimage; where the usual welcome awaits. It's a long time now since my first gig………..early 70's I think in Mullingar. How time flies when you are having fun.
Ride on.
I recall a great gig in Mullingar back circa 1972….early Planxty days we did a Concert one Sunday night in the Town Hall…..Liam Óg brought the house down with a stellar "Bucks of Oranmore"….later we drank Gin & Tonic in The Greville Arms with Joe Dolan….
Last night, the Woman of The House ( here in Mullingar Park Hotel) told us that this our 12th consecutive year to play here in Febuary….always a great room of listeners….how time doth fly
and Moate only a stones throw don the road !!
Hi Christy,
I heard this very touching song today for the first time and immediately thought of you for some reason.
It has that way of highlighting an injustice so that others can learn, that you do so well in your music.
Anyway the song is called "The Streets of Lahore" and is by The Young Un's.
You might enjoy a listen to if if you find the time.
I'll be coming to see you in Limerick in April and bringing the kids so looking forward to that.
All the best,
Hey Dara,
Been listening to the Young 'Uns for awhile….they have a great sound and truly original material….just missed them recently when they played in Dun Laoire….this is a fine song…its impossible to comprehend such hatred in a family towards a beautiful child…..
thank you for sharing
Hi Christy,
Just wishing you all the best for the year ahead. Actually getting married shortly to a girl named Joanne who will no doubt be singing "Ride On" at some stage of the day. We got to see you most recent at Charleville, what a gig the craic was mighty, an inspiration and watched on as she fell more in love with your music ( music only I hope!). You are fantastic and looking forward to seeing you in 2019 as a married couple.
Wishing you the very best.
Kind regards,
best wishes to you, Ross & Joanne…..go n'eirí an mBótair Libh
Hi Christy
In 2012 in Mullingar, you sang 2 Island Swans in memory of my sister Pauline, we sang it at her funeral. If the spirit moves you and it suits the set, I would love it if you could sing it again.
Looking forward to Friday nigh!
always a beautiful song to sing…I'll see if we can have it ready..its been a while since
I first heard it in 1972…at an early Planxty rehearsal our Sound Engineer Nicky Ryan played an album by the American band Mountain and thats when I first heard it…straightaway I wanted to sing it and it was on the first album I recorded after leaving Planxty in 1974…and I think I have recorded it a few times since
Hi Christy,
My wife and I are coming to see you this Friday 15th in Mullingar. Alison, my wife, lost her godmother and cousin, Carol Bissett in the Stardust tragedy. It would be amazing if you could sing "They Never Came Home" at this gig. Thanks a million!.
Sound Brendan…hope we can oblige
Great to be on home turf last night Christy.
Loving the adjustments to the Cabaret.
Sail on Jimmy!
Thanks Aisling…..Kilashee was wonderful for all our team, Band and Crew..
it has a very special significance for me going way back to when it was a Convent… glad you like the new turn in "Cabaret"
Hi Christy, my name is Harry. I was at my first Christy concert last August in leisure land. I loved it so much that I asked Santa for tickets to another concert. He brought me some for your show in mulingar next Saturday night. Thank you for inspiring me to love music. I can't wait for the show. When I grow up I want to be like you. I hope you sing if I get an encore, I love that song. Back home in Derry and ordinary man are my favourites too. I play the guitar too and my hobby is singing. I've been counting the sleeps to the concert and there are only 7 more to go! I can't wait! See you Saturday, love Harry 🎤🎸😊
Sound Man Harry…..Wish you a long life playing and singing….when I was a lad I was inspired by Liam Clancy ….I watched him sing and play with his Brothers and Tommy Makem back around 1962….
" Its of a brave young highwayman a story now I'll tell
his name was Willie Brennan, near Galway he did dwell"
I got my first guitar, learned 3 chords and I was away on a hack
Hi Christy.
Thanks for a great gig last night in Killashee.
You are a legend and what a performance.
I have seen you in a few places around Ireland, and I have to say the home gigs are the best.
Would have loved to be at the gig on Saturday as well.
Thanks for signing Bright Blue Rose.
Take Care Christy.
Kildare town.
Round Towers,Baby Powers and happy nights in Rowanville
Hi Christy
Myself and my boyfriend are coming to see you Friday night in Mullingar. Really looking forward to it. I saw you in Athlone during the summer and was blown away. I was wondering if I could request Beeswing for Alan. It was one of my favourites from that night.
lets see what happens..so many requests for that night…heres to a good night in the Town of Mullingar


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I'm sure many of us would like to wipe this convenient little acronym off the face of the planet. It stands for the motto: You Only Live Once, a phrase that has been referred to as the "carpe diem" of the new generation.
This phrase has been following me around wherever I go: on twitter, on the radio, on the back of the car in front of me…
I generally just scoff at the phrase like everyone else. But spoken word poet, Jeff Bethke's latest video (of which I've borrowed this blog's title from) got me thinking about where this saying came from. I decided to do a little digging.
The acronym has been around since 2005, but it gained momentum after Canadian rapper Drake used it in one of his songs. It quickly became an internet meme, being spotted as a regular Twitter trend.
But critics soon rose to the occasions with parodies revealing why the meme was just so wrong. Anyone who has ever played a video game knows that you always have more than one life. What about Pacman? James Bond? Don't cats have 9 lives?
Most noteworthy is the Anti-YOLO campaign by Buzz Feed featuring a picture of a woman holding a pregnancy tests with the tagline: 'Nine months from now #YOLO just won't be as cool as you thought it was.'
Something bugged me about this motto, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. Besides the fact that young people were using it as an excuse to justify their less-than-intelligent behaviour. I came to realize, that the phrase isn't true. At least not for anyone who believes in an afterlife. I won't only live once. It's a well-known secret that's got traction around the world. And it comes with some wisdom that there's much more to this life than just living it selfishly for ourselves.
"Listen carefully: Unless a grain of wheat is buried in the ground, dead to the world, it is never any more than a grain of wheat. But if it is buried, it sprouts and reproduces itself many times over. In the same way, anyone who holds on to life just as it is destroys that life. But if you let it go, reckless in your love, you'll have it forever, real and eternal." John 12:24-25 MSG
And somehow I forgot that. You only live once on this earth to love others. How's that for a catchphrase?


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Unexpected decline in the U.S. retail sales in September dragged the U.S. dollar down in the European session on Wednesday.
Data from the Commerce Department showed that retail sales fell by 0.3 percent in September after climbing by an upwardly revised 0.6 percent in August.
Economists had expected sales to rise by 0.3 percent.
Excluding a notable pullback in auto sales, retail sales still edged down by 0.1 percent in September after rising by a revised 0.2 percent in August.
Economists had expected ex-auto sales to rise by 0.2 percent compared to the unchanged reading originally reported for the previous month.
Continued uncertainty about a possible U.S.-China trade deal undermined sentiment.
New media reports raised questions about the "phase one" deal announced by President Donald Trump last week.
A Wall Street Journal report noted questions remain about how much U.S. agricultural products China intends to buy and the time frame for the purchases, while a Bloomberg report said China wants tariffs rolled back before it moves forward.
The currency traded mixed against its major counterparts in the Asian session. While it fell against the franc and the yen, it was steady against the euro. Versus the pound, it rose.
The greenback fell to 108.56 against the yen, from a high of 108.87 hit at 5:15 pm ET. The currency is likely to find support around the 106.00 mark, if it weakens further.
The greenback hovered at a 2-day low of 0.9960 against the franc, after rising to 0.9991 at 5:15 am ET. Next near term support for the greenback is likely seen around the 0.98 level.
The greenback weakened to 1.2839 against the pound, its lowest since May 13. Further downtrend is likely to lead the currency to a support around the 1.30 region.
Data from the Office for National Statistics showed that UK consumer price inflation remained in September and factory gate price inflation was the weakest in three years.
Consumer prices advanced 1.7 percent year-on-year, the same pace of growth as seen in August. The rate was forecast to rise to 1.8 percent.
On the other hand, the greenback held steady against the euro, following a 5-day decline to 1.1060 at 2:15 am ET. The pair had ended Tuesday's trading at 1.1033.
Data from Eurostat showed that Eurozone inflation eased more than initially estimated in September.
Inflation slowed to 0.8 percent in September from 1 percent in August. Price growth was initially estimated at 0.9 percent.
The greenback appreciated to 1.3233 against the loonie, reversing from a 2-day low of 1.3195 it touched at 5:15 pm ET. The greenback is seen facing resistance around the 1.35 level.
The greenback climbed to a 6-day high of 0.6723 versus the aussie from Tuesday's closing value of 0.6752. On the upside, 0.63 is likely seen as the next resistance level for the greenback.
Following a 2-day decline to 0.6319 against the kiwi at 5:45 pm ET, the greenback reversed direction, reaching a 2-week high of 0.6241. The greenback is poised to find resistance around the 0.60 region.
Data from Statistics New Zealand showed that New Zealand consumer prices rose 0.7 percent on quarter in the third quarter of 2019 - surpassing expectations for an increase of 0.6 percent, which would have been unchanged from the previous three months.
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Russ spent the day following our recon team at the Tour de France, with Performance Manager Rod Ellingworth talking us through this key daily routine.
Rod Ellingworth: I jump on the bus in the morning and listen to the Sport Directors talking through the day's plans. They'll talk tactics but then also the day's roads, wind and the approach to the finish, as well as the trickier parts of the stage. The riders will have their say too, so every day there is always some questions for me. They may have reconned the stage in the past but it might be that once the barriers are up the whole road structure changes.
I'll always go away with two or there points that I know I have to feedback on. Stage 13 was pretty straightforward because it was a one-width road for near enough the whole distance, mainly sheltered, but as we got into the final the wind started getting up and it did open up in the last 15 or 20km. You can't take your eye off the road for a moment because you might think, actually, that's something they need to know.
You don't pass on information about every single pothole etc, but road width and conditions are quite crucial. Also, I'm listening to the race radio, so once I know the break's gone and the peloton has slowed right down, I stop giving them so much information. When I know they're speeding up, I try to anticipate that, and give them a little more information on what the roads are like.
I send messages back to the car but if it's really crucial then I'll ring, or even take short videos or certain corners. If they've asked for a certain corner that they want to see, I video that and send it over. Then they can watch it and explain it better to the riders.
We've been lucky to have some great cars from Ford in the last three years to do this job. This Tour we've been reconning the stages in the Ranger which we've really enjoyed.
We've been lucky to have some great cars from Ford in the last three years to do this job. This Tour we've been reconning the stages in the Ranger which we've really enjoyed.
We also have the new machine called the Scout. It sits on the front of the car and we're trying to develop that, with Robby Ketchell. At the minute I'm the only one using that. The idea of that is it constantly records everything that's going on and at any time, the Sport Directors can look where I've been, press on a certain point, and see what the conditions were there. That's working well. Me and coach Xabi [Artetxe] are not having to get out of the car all the time with a wind machine!
Today there were four roundabouts from 9km out and the roadbook showed you had to go to the right. Traditionally you'd look at that and think it would be very narrow. Even the commentators on TV were saying, these next roundabouts — they're going to be tight. But it wasn't at all, it was completely open. It's little things like that. I communicate that and it totally takes the stress out of the final.
In race I'm always reconning, or doing an extra feed. I will recon up to where I will do an extra feed and I also manage all of the extra feeds out on the road too - making sure people are in the right places on the right road.
We use the VeloViewer app, we have the Scout, I have the TV and race radio in the Ranger and then there's my own experience over the years of when I feel like I need to feedback to the guys what is happening. If you get a day where it's really windy, you've got to really be on it. If you miss a section it could be game over.


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As I passed through the turnstiles of Eden Park to watch Auckland Blues play Otago Highlanders, I was reminded of home. While the accents around me were different and the weather somewhat milder, the passion for the spectacle was reminiscent of home crowds in Thomond Park.
As part of our St Patrick's Day celebrations, I was given the great honour of representing the Government in New Zealand. While there are many things which fascinate me about the Kiwi nation, I went contemplating two in particular: what I could learn about New Zealand's success in terms of their high-performance sporting programmes, and the country's recent hosting of the Rugby World Cup.
Given that the IRFU and the Government are working very hard to bring the competition to these shores in 2023, I wanted to learn as much as I could about what made another island nation's hosting of the tournament such a success in 2011.
A comparison between Ireland and New Zealand is striking in the many similarities that it yields. Stunning scenery, devoted sports fans and welcoming citizens aside, there is a difference of just over 100,000 in population - Ireland edging it by a nose.
The differences start to become more glaring when we look at the results elite athletes in New Zealand have produced in comparison to our own. To compare our international rugby successes might not be an appropriate starting point, as three-time World Cup-winning New Zealand's success is incomparable with most nations, regardless of the usual telling factors in the business of sport. It's interesting to note, however, that 40,000 more people regularly play rugby in Ireland than in New Zealand.
A fairer indicator of how the countries differ might be that of the Olympics. Despite memorably heroic efforts by the O'Donovan Brothers and Annalise Murphy, and several top ten finishes, we didn't perform as well as we thought we would in Rio last year. We came in 62nd place in the medals table with our 77 athletes, while the 199 athletes of New Zealand finished in 19th, with an impressive haul of 18 medals.
Of course, sport is not all about triumph, medals and trophies. In Ireland we should be very proud of the investment we have made in sporting participation over the years and the presence of GAA, rugby and soccer clubs across every town and village will testify to that. For generations we have built up a sporting culture which has captured the imagination of millions of adults and children across the four provinces.
Nevertheless, there is a duty for investment to reap reward, and this is as true of sport as anything.
There is no scarcity of talented athletes in Ireland, but it may be the case that the investment is not best organised to suit their needs. During my time in New Zealand, I had a long discussion with Alex Baumann, CEO of High Performance Sport New Zealand. In our conversation, the topic of funding inevitably came up, and it was interesting to see how our two countries differ in their approach to the funding of high performance athletes.
What struck me most was the timing of the funding: in New Zealand, funding for high performance athletes is decided years in advance, using a tiered system which targets sports which they think will be most successful. Here, our budgets for elite athletes are decided shortly before the beginning of the year with a clear emphasis on sports that have been successful in the past. While some years have been more successful than others, maybe it is time to take a more long-term view to ensure that the giant efforts of our sportsmen and women are acknowledged and they are given a real chance to be victorious on the most demanding stages. Due to the massive participation that we have nurtured in Ireland, we have a huge pool of talent - now it's a case of helping them succeed.
So, it's my job as Minister for Sport to convince my colleagues that we need a long-term vision for high performance athletes, and in the short term, greater funding for these athletes.
We also need to change the structure of funding to Sport Ireland. The annual nature of the funding means that for many coaches and managers, they cannot plan beyond a year-to-year model. That is not a basis to nurture our top talent. If we want greater success in Tokyo in 2020 we need to address the funding model now.
This was a great year to be visiting New Zealand, and to toast Irish success over the St Patrick's period. Fresh from ending the hosts' record-breaking unbeaten run, the feat by our men in Chicago was a conversation I was very proud to dwell on, and my hosts were more than happy to engage, such is their passion for their national sport.
What will stay with me most is the excited reaction that I received upon raising the prospect of an Irish Rugby World Cup. Many countries speak glowingly about the Irish fans, our sporting heritage and our many heroes down the years but I think this had a particular resonance in another small island nation, in the shadow of a much bigger neighbour.
Returning from New Zealand, inspired by the passion and dedication that they pour into sport on a daily basis and motivated by their tales of the World Cup in 2011, I was proud to be landing in a country equally passionate about sport and ready to host the world's rugby fans in 2023.
Patrick O'Donovan is Minister of State for Tourism and Sport
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Mealtime Challenges
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The most difficult part of my day at the moment is the end-of-day rush trying to make a healthy nutritious meal (no, toasted cheese sandwiches for dinner doesn't quite cut it!), put the dinner on the table, and tidy up afterwards so I'm not left to deal with a 'Good Morning' bomb zone… all while managing my two boisterous boys who decide that it is a. booby time, b. runaround time, or c. snack time. This is the one time of day where my calm approach to raising children threatens to slip. It often feels like overwhelm, especially on the days that I've been off teaching while waiting for our Family Day Care service to start.
It doesn't even matter that my daily rhythm is lovely and strong, with regular and repetitive 'touchstones' and firm boundaries. This time is fraught and manic at times and some days I dream of sitting down with a cup of tea and a book to recover.
So lately, I've been putting a bit of energy into this small section of my day and trying to come up with ideas to smooth it down, tame the edges, soften the spikes… I thought you might like to hear what I've been trying.
Soothe with the grooves
The first thing I did was to make up a song list on Spotify. I call it 'lovely listening', and the album is filled with the adorable sounds of Israel Kamakawiwo' version of 'Somewhere over the Rainbow', a few Lennon and Maisy covers (I adore those girls!), a little Sarah McLachlan and Jason Mraz, and a Clare Bowditch in there for good measure. With this song list in hand, and the computer nearby, the gentle sounds of pretty harmonies and sweet soulful melody are food for the soul. My soul, if no one elses. Somehow, with curated music playing in the background, mealtime preparation time feels much calmer and I definitely feel more sane. And my favourite bit about music melodies… the chance to relive and reignite old memories through song, and create new ones for my boys of mildly-mad kitchen dance offs while dinner does its thing. THIS does more for our combined mood than anything!
Room Swap
A month ago, my back room was dominated by my large handmade cedar dining table. But a few weeks ago, I moved everything around in a burst of energy and now have a huge open free space on one side of the room. It's deliciously inviting to the boys, and has seen them dive back into their boxes of wooden, handmade and found delights. Inspiration is at an all time high, and new imaginings and stories are exploding out of Ned like a volcano eruption. His imaginative play is simply awesome!
I'm in shock and disbelief how this simple swap around of furniture in a room has soothed the lead-up to dinner time, as Ned and Jack now happily hover and build (or more truthfully, Ned builds and Jack destroys) while I potter about the kitchen finishing off the dinner prep. All I need now is a big soft short-pile carpet circle mat to make the play space a little more comfortable for them than a slate floor.
Why not try a bit of room swap magic yourself?
Table Play
With baby Jack not so little anymore, and into EVERYTHING, it IS getting harder for Ned to enjoy imaginative play on the floor with all the props and simple wooden toys we have in the family/dining room. (See above point.) So he came up with a solution! Set up his farm scenes, roads, trains, caves, buildings and the like ON the dining table. Which is great, but not-so-great. How will he set the table for dinner?
So, we came up with a compromise and have run with it this past week. Dinner at the kids table! Ned and I have been dining low this past week, sitting on the child-size seats, around his lovely white metal embellished home-corner table. Jack's been in the high chair. And Ned's elaborate play-imaginings live another day to tell another story. Biggest bonus of this? A happy, occupied and self contained 6 year old, with a baby who is content to ride his little inside-bike around underneath the table, out of his brother's way. This is the kind of thing I love… being responsive to the moment. This week of low-dining has been interesting experiment for another reason too- there has been a decidedly different, yet intimate, feeling of connection, and I've been floored by the heartfelt conversations we've been having too. Sometimes a bit of change can be wondrous for reasons you could never have imagined.
Picture making fun!
I popped a little surprise crafty fun on my fridge too. Ned (and Jack!) have been cosying up to me in the kitchen, content to draw to their hearts content on these magnetic whiteboard shapes. The My First Washable Doodle Magnets from Crayola come in a pack of three, with three coloured markers (red, blue, green) included. Ned has been drawing pictures of our family over and over and over again. (They wipe clean.) Sometimes he draws Jack. Other times not. Funny that!
The whiteboards are small shaped sections that pop out so they can be moved around on their own, The surrounding part of the mat is also a magnetic photo frame, with opportunities for the children to colour in, and write their name too. There's a blue space-inspired frame with stars and moons, a green garden-inspired flower and bug frame, and a under-the-sea frame complete with friendly crabs, fish and shell buddies. One for everybody! I'm a big fan of little family photos on the fridge but I think I'll have to print off a few super-sized ones to fit inside these. Why not?
The whiteboard part can also adhere to any metal surface so I'm thinking that popping the inserts onto a flat metal baking pan would give you a moveable creative writing/drawing surface too- perfect for those few minutes between getting the boys to the table and serving up the dinner. These washable doodle magnets are another trick in the crowd-control response.
Look book cook.
Inspired by Dr Seuss, three of my favourite words at mealtimes… Look, Book, Cook. As a book-loving family, we spend a big portion of our free time reading. (I'd like to be a book reading sloth in my next life. Just give me a chair in the lounge in a sunny spot…) So I'm more than a bit happy about Jack's new habit. Pulling himself up onto my retro chairs with his truck or vehicle book, and 'reading'. AWEsome! And as part of my big room swap, I shifted the red couch from the back window and moved it along the wall which adjoins the open kitchen. Best idea ever.
A comfy lounge sofa big enough to sit three is an inviting spot for little boys who want to be close to mama at all times. Both boys have taken to sitting here for mobile breakfasts (such as fruit bowls or bananas-on-the-run), snacks, and to 'read'. I would NEVER have thought to put a lounge near my kitchen, but it has become the hub of my house. EVERYONE, every visitor, goes straight to it when I'm pottering about in the kitchen, and it is simply delightful to see my boys relaxing back with a cup of warm milk or smoothie, while chatting or reading but most importantly, refraining from nagging me! I'm going to make sure I set this up in every house. The cosy couch. It is a miracle worker.
What is your go-to tip to overcome your mealtime challenges?
PS: Want to win your own set of Crayola Washable Doodle Magnets? I have a pack to giveaway on my blog tomorrow. See you back here soon.


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Starting in February I will be running Advanced Sewing Classes to teach technique only. Zippers, Seams and pockets - OH MY!
When someone wants to learn the art of sewing they must learn how to use the machine first. Then they have to learn how to cut the fabric for their project. The last thing you learn is how to sew the cut pieces to make your something special. These are called sewing techniques. The more you use these techniques the better you get at sewing. Sewing techniques haven't changed since I started sewing over 35 years ago. Once you learn technique the possibilities are endless what you can sew.
Most of my classes are geared towards making a sewing project of the students choice. After you do a couple of patterns and learn the process of basic sewing you want to learn different techniques. This is advanced sewing that can be applied to many different areas of sewing.
Every Tuesday from 6-8pm I'll be teaching: zippers, finished seams, darts, gathering, using elastic, pockets, how to use your different pressure feet, fabric variations and interfacing. I also want to do a series of fitting classes that will last one to two weeks.
I think this will be fun to teach and I know many of my students are ready for more advance things. So many of them have been coming in for a couple of years learning different things. There's so much more I want to teach them that sometimes a finished sewing project can't offer.
You can enroll here to any Technique Tuesday Class. It's only $30 - you bring your own supplies and material. - list given at time of enrollment.
Until next time,
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Maropeng and Sterkfontein Caves
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Maropeng and Sterkfontein Caves is an award-winning exhibition, focusing on the development of humans and our ancestors over the past few million years.
Official Visitor Centres for the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site
Take a journey through time, starting with the formation of the planet and moving all the way through the evolutionary processes that culminated in the world as we know it today.
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Situated an hour's drive from Johannesburg and Pretoria, the Sterkfontein Caves are world-famous for their fossil finds and are a popular visitor destination.After an extensive facelift in 2005, the Sterkfontein Caves site is now home to a top restaurant and conferencing facilities, offering easy access to the caves with modern walkways and a boardwalk past the excavation site where globally acclaimed fossils have been discovered.
The Sterkfontein Caves are owned by the University of the Witwatersrand, whose scientists have been responsible for the main excavations at this World Heritage Site.
They are credited with many of the most notable discoveries in the caves, including the world-famous fossils of Mrs Ples and Little Foot, the latter being an almost complete Australopithecus skeleton dating back more than three million years.
The tours at the Sterkfontein Caves, which start above ground and then take visitors deep into the caves, run seven days a week.
Pro tip for visitors:
Our cave tours are very popular, particularly during the holidays. So give us a call on 014 577 9000, on the day of your visit, to find out what tour availability is like. And, if you arrive and find the next cave-tour slot fully booked, then don't fret – grab a bite at the Sterkfontein restaurant and enjoy the views while you wait for the next available slot. You can find out about the times from our ticket office or one of our helpful guides.
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- 211 La Trobe St, Melbourne VIC 3000
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