Moving stories
As long as there have been humans there have been refugees. With wars in 27
As long as there have been humans there have been refugees. With wars in 27
Cover illustration by Shannon Bergin Excited to see my new book Chameleon Dad
The world is full of endangered things, from honey bees and forests to the
The soundtrack for the start of term must vary hugely across Ireland, from whoops
There’s nothing like a splash of prehistoric rock art to remind us that humans
Wonderful to hear that Connections: Stories by Syrian Families in County Clare has won the Best
Delighted to contribute to Bedtime Stories, a truly magical fundraiser for the home-saving work of […]
One of the best things about lockdown has been cycling. Faster than walking, less jarring […]
The Old English word wundor means ‘marvellous thing, miracle, object of astonishment’. Kerry is full […]
With staycations on the cards and rainclouds in the forecast, books will hopefully be playing […]
The footage of the UK Health Secretary putting his arm around a colleague as he […]
Eva Ibbotson loved them. Enid Blyton confined them to the kitchen. Roald Dahl had it […]
What exactly is creativity? It’s a word that can excite and delight or frighten, depending […]
A huge thank you to the young entrepreneurs of Scoil Naomh Treasa in Bellewstown, County […]
An evening of brilliant down-to-earth inspiration last night at the IBBY Ireland Annual Lecture. Deborah […]
What a wonderful morning at St Andrews School in Lucan. Two fifth class dragons (one […]
Autism: “a mental condition, present from early childhood, characterised by great difficulty in communicating and […]
‘More and more clearly, I came to realise that I must not look backward, but […]
A mixture of speech and silence, words and pictures this week, with the chatter of […]
Two wonderful, wonder-filled sessions with wordless picture books in County Clare this week. Syrian children […]