I haven’t experienced a learning curve so steep since arriving home from hospital with twins.  Engaging fully with digital marketing has...

Heading home for Christmas is a strong tradition in this of the world. Heading home, taking time in the places we are from, connecting...

A candle for Gaza ‘Still so sad for the children in Gaza.’ This is what one participant replied, when invited to say how they were at the...

Inishowen Head, at the Northeast corner of Donegal, where Lough Foyle, having pinched itself in a few miles further south, widens out...

What can peace mean this Christmas in the face of the devastating wars in Europe and the Middle East? Local Interfaith Minister Patricia...

Creating spaces to nurture faith Online talk given in June 2023 to Association of Catholics in Ireland in advance of Catholic church's...

'Saying what God alone could perfectly show – How selfhood begins with a walking away, And love is proved in the letting go.' These lines...

Blessing included as part of presentation to first European Grief Conference, Copenhagen, Sep 2022 I was recently asked by a friend, if I...

My youngest was gutted. Big fat tears rolled down his flushed 4 year old cheeks. He had dressed himself and was wearing a blue and white...

Delighted to have been a guest with Siobhan Garrigan, on her Leap of Faith show on RTE. Listen back to the interview here (from 58 secs)

I wrote this prayer recently for a friend on the first day of her radiotherapy treatment. On Daffodil Day sharing it for anyone else on a...

Published in Irish Hospice Foundation's Grief Journal, 2022, as part of Compassionate Culture Network Programme The Japanese art of...

It’s 39 years ago today (March 10th) since my younger brother died. 39 years since my mother’s prayer that he would at least live until...

The Dark Womb - God and Reproductive Loss What ‘in the name of God’ can you say to someone who has had a miscarriage? Can you honestly...

Today with Claire Byrne had a piece this morning, Friday 21st Jan, on the decline in numbers of priests in the Catholic Church in Ireland...

Since having kids, Christmas can sometime feel like an organisational marathon. Sort Santa lists, sort family gifts, sort a plan for...

I led my first wedding reception recently, outside n the wildly beautiful grounds of Killyon Manor, in County Westmeath Photo courtesy of...

As someone seeking to offer ceremonies for life’s big moments, I recently moved from Dublin to Donegal and in terms of scenery, the new...

I went to my first wedding fair as an Interfaith Minister. Fresh from the simplicity of a wedding in a re-wilded venue, I guess it was...