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Halloween is happening – despite rumors to the contrary
There is no need to lament the limitations on trick-or-treating in 2020. There are plenty of Halloween traditions to indulge in. Here are some ideas for Oíche Samhain: Bobbing for stuff: Bobbing for apples is a classic Halloween activity. Make it more challenging by… Continue Reading “Halloween is happening – despite rumors to the contrary”
Fire Hydrants of Ireland
They are ubiquitous, innocuous, and sometimes picturesque. They may be ignored but they are always important. Let me present a visual tour of the Fire Hydrants of Ireland. Hydrant signs are often found in the landscaping: The black H with the yellow background is… Continue Reading “Fire Hydrants of Ireland”
The Height of Irish Technology
An opinion was once expressed to me, in a rather disparaging tone, that the three-legged stool and the Titanic were Ireland’s greatest contributions to technology. Initially defensive, I soon realized that there was nothing to defend. The three-legged stool is an intellectually elegant invention.… Continue Reading “The Height of Irish Technology”
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