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Originally posted on A Medical Education:
My penultimate piece (so far) for the SAU Blog. This book greatly impressed me at the time, which is surely clear. Since I have learnt…
I have just begun reading George Macdonald Fraser’s “Quartered Safe Out Here” – an author I have not read in some time but enjoyed greatly a decade ago and am…
Every so often I keep the billions of readers of this blog updated on my fiction. I am glad to say I have a story in the upcoming issue of Alt…
“The details are never the same, but there’s a common theme: God’s more interested in crafting a great story than preventing us from experiencing pain.” “Charlatans don’t have to try…
I blogged before about not seeing kingfishers along the Suir (on the Suir? in the Suir?). This was finally rectified this week. Rather than the “classic” sighting of a kingfisher either diving…
Originally posted on A Medical Education:
Having alluded to this before, here it is ? Dreamy states and forced thinking SÉAMUS SWEENEY Subtitled The story of epilepsy, Colin Grant’s A Smell…
I find James Common’s blog “Common By Nature” consistently thought-provoking and interesting, and this rather ruminative post is no exception. It is interesting to read his thoughts on studying “management”,…
Nostalgia time again – the approach to Carrickfin has been voted one of the most dramatic airport approaches in Europe – with good reason.
Séamus Sweeney 