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Inauguration morning.

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  Inauguration morning - Biden /Harris - 20/01/2021 The sky in Kilfenora, Co Clare. It is a very bright morning here in the West of Ireland. The light is streaming in through the window. It is a day of hope as we hunker down to the demands of the lockdown.  I looked out my bedroom window. There are a few sheep and cattle grazing in John Howard's field. It is not raining. The most attractive feature, however, is the sky. So I grabbed my camera and I am now sharing these photos of the blue sky and the puffy white and off white clouds with you.  I am looking out westward towards the cliffs of Moher beyond which Joe Biden and his wife and family and also Kamala Harris and her family will be getting up shortly. What a day for America. Have a Nice Day. The clouds, the clouds over Kilfenora, Co Clare. Clouds over Kilfenora 20/01/2021                                           ...

Art Kilfenora - Aran HandKnits, MickeyD HandKnits, Paintings.

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Art Kilfenora                                                     Kilfenora Aran HandKnits by Leorie                                                        Hand-knit 100% Aran Woollen Jumper                                                                                                                                                         ...

The Dave Robinson Lecture

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Kangen Water made with Enagic Water ionizer.

December 2019 Watch on Google Docs. Hi, Preventive healthcare is something that is often discussed, yet never considered until illness occurs. At that point, there’s a trip to the doctor and the pharmacist and then rest  until well again. The preventive measures that are employed to ensure future illness is avoided are then forgotten. Rinse and repeat. Reading about the alarming variety of supplements, vitamins and minerals available causes so much confusion that most people walk away overwhelmed with no better grasp of what they need for optimal health. 
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Spanish Irish Business Network AGM 2019, 7th November Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2019 - Minutes Dear members ,  Please find below the minutes from the last AGM, we were fortunate to have a lively discussion with many topics to take forward into 2020 with the organisation of the St.Patrick's Day Ball highest on the priorities. AGM 2019 Minutes Committee 2019/2020 Nos complace presentar el nuevo comité de la Asociación para el año 2019-2020, este año contamos con un grupo diverso con las ganas de hacer crecer y dinamizar la red basado en el buen trabajo de los último años. Presidente -  Dña. Elizabeth Aston Vice-presidente -  Dña. Nuria Luguera Secretario  - D. Brendan Rowan Tesorero -  D. Paul Tighe Comunicación -  D. Jorge Acevedo Webmaster -  Dña. Lynda O'Mahoney Vocal -  D. Raul Marigorta Vocal -  D. Carlos Burgos Vocal -  D. José Luis Brey Vocal -  Dñ...

ExPats Expo 2019

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Yes, at the IPV Hotel - beside the Castillo Sohail Fuengirola Castle 23+24 November 2019 Noon to 05 PM daily ArtBrownies at the IPV Hotel ExPatExpo.                          Registered as an association in Spain. ArtBrownies:   https://www.flickr.com/photos/artroger/sets/72157631317193716/

The Speaker

Last Orderrrrs!  Speaker John Bercow's career in numbers By Ed Lowther & Will Dahlgreen BBC Data Journalists Commons speaker contest 2019 John Bercow is standing down as Commons Speaker on Thursday after 10 years in the job. His idiosyncratic turn of phrase and distinctive bellow - as he tries to silence the wall of sound emanating from MPs - has made him something of a cult figure on social media. His catchphrase, in fact the traditional cry of Commons speakers through the centuries, is "Order!", often elongated and twisted into an extraordinary sound that is all his own. To mark his retirement, the BBC has analysed 100 years of Hansard - the official Parliamentary record - to discover just how different he was to any previous occupant of the chair. The first thing we discovered is that he has said "Order!" nearly 14,000 times. But that is just the beginning of the Bercow story in statistics. He's not called...