-
What’s New?
- Thursday Doors – Sunny Spain December 8, 2022
- New Book Site – A Reader’s Delight November 30, 2022
- Thursday Doors – Dundalk Museum 2 October 24, 2022
- Thursday Doors – Dundalk Museum 1 September 9, 2022
- Thursday Doors – Earl Street August 1, 2022
Follow me on Twitter
My Tweets
Category Archives: videos
Thursday Doors – Cavan County Museum 10
Welcome to part 10 in the Cavan County Museum series of Thursday Doors. This one is dedicated to a young man in my husband’s family, his grandfather’s older brother, who lost his life in the first world war. His name … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Historical buildings, History, Ireland, social issues, Thursday Doors, Travel, videos
Tagged CavanCountyMuseum, Dublin1916, DublinFusiliers, EasterRising, HulluchWW1, ThursdayDoors
29 Comments
Goodbye 2019
In 2019, as I traveled through Ireland in search of Thursday Doors, the scenery always captivated me. I want to thank all the visitors to my blog throughout the year for taking the time to stop by and share these … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, nature, photography, The Good Things in Life, Travel, videos
Tagged ireland, landscape, photography, Scenery, travel
19 Comments
Thursday Doors – Snow Arrives in Belturbet
I took a stroll down by the Belturbet Marina for this Thursday Doors post, to photograph it from a different angle than before. That large building on the right is part of a boat yard attached to the private marina across … Continue reading
Posted in boats, Cavan, Ireland, nature, Thursday Doors, videos, wild plants
Tagged Belturbet, boats, Cavan, ChicagoSnow, Heather, IrelandSnow, marina, ThursdayDoors
29 Comments
Thursday Doors – A Dog’s View
Jean is so busy this week I offered to do her Thursday Doors post for her. I doubt she’ll even have time to check it out, as the big move is looming. See that crate behind me in the photo, … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music, Thursday Doors, videos
Tagged DIY, Dogs, GreenDay, OldHouseRenovation, ThursdayDoors
39 Comments
Not so ‘Far from the Madding Crowd’
I have always loved Thomas Hardy’s historical romance, Far from the Madding Crowd, so you can imagine my exquisite delight to find three of my own books alongside his, in the top 100 Victorian romance books on Amazon UK. Most of … Continue reading