9. The Goal Conversation:
Goal-setting as a unit is one thing I don’t see many couples practise. It’s the end of the year and many are probably focused on their individual vision boards without being clear on what their partners’ expectations for the year are and how these plans converge with (or diverge from) theirs. So, discuss these. What are your personal goals? And what goals would you love to achieve together as a couple? Financially, spiritually, mentally, wellness-wise, etc? Lay it all out.
Killester has a rich history; from its roots as a manorial centre, serving as home to an infamous Dublin banking family, to 'garden village' for veterans of WWI & beyond. Pick up a copy of our recent book to discover more of the suburb's fascinating lore! https://t.co/GftGLWoY3j
On Monday 13th October @RMcMnow, co-author of Killester: From Medieval Manor to Garden Suburb (@FourCourtsPress), will give a talk on the history of Killester for the Clontarf Historical Society in St John's Resource Centre on Clontarf Road. All welcome, no RSVP necessary.
📢 In association with @uochester, we're delighted to announce the publication of our historical map of Chester which charts the city's development from Roman fortress to mercantile centre and cathedral city. Get your copy now! https://t.co/KiMa16cMVI
Last night we hosted the launch of 'Killester: From medieval manor to garden suburb' w @FourCourtsPress at @KillesterDonny. Thanks to authors @RMcMnow & Joseph Brady, Cllr @DeirdreHeney, @martylyricfm for great anecdotes, & all who attended.
More info -
https://t.co/BtrvR9XGOi
Rural posties were often inspired by their routes to write poetry, paint, sketch or - as in the case of postman Idris Mathias - spend 17 years drawing a 60ft long map of his route along the River Teifi in Wales. See my @walkerspectacle post at https://t.co/89HSkX0C12
Dublin City Council @FourCourtsPress invite you to the launch of ‘Killester: from medieval manor to garden suburb’, by Joseph Brady & @RMcMnow at Hadden Park @KillesterDonny FC on Tuesday 29th April from 7:30-9pm with Killester’s own Marty Whelan. All welcome, no RSVP necessary. For more information on the book see: https://t.co/m0rdkDtbIj
150 years ago this weekend, teacher education came to Drumcondra. Thousands of educators have studied here, and gone to work with hundreds of thousands of children, young people and adults in Ireland and around the world. Today, our St Patricks Campus is home to 4000 students.
From my observation across the road - guarantee you will be transported to an amazing choral world and sing your way through the degree, buoyed up by Róisín’s infectious enthusiasm! Make ����
A big thank you to Music students Ciaran, Charlotte, and Cadhla who played wonderful tunes for the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences 'Teaching & Learning with Planetary Boundaries' event in the @DCU Glasnevin Campus this week. @HumanitiesDCU@RMcMnow
Cause for celebration @DCUHist_Geog - yesterday Cathal Burke O'Leary successfully defended his PhD thesis. He's pictured here with supervisor Dr Marnie Hay and examiners Dr Michael Kennedy (external, @DIFP_RIA) + Dr @JivantaSchottli (internal, @LawGovDCU Ireland-India Institute)
Last December saw the launch of a new research group at @DCU
The Research Group in Biography and Life-Writing at DCU's launch event was marked with a lecture from Professor Julia Laite:
https://t.co/As8TMYZm2H
We are delighted that once again our experts Dr Clare Tuffy and Dr Frank Prendergast will be joining us on the #Livestream at #Newgrange for the #WinterSolstice tomorrow morning at 8.40 UTC.
See the link below
https://t.co/fLejdQ0x9N
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🎄Countdown to Christmas - Zero Limits 2024🎄
#ZeroLimits what an event!
It is hard to sum up Zero Limits but participant Grace Muldowney said it best when she said "Truly it felt like a little bit of me was healed getting in behind the wheel of a car and not being held back"
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Before Norma Foley's speech in 2022 the Leaving Cert was being carefully redeveloped.
At the time subjects that had previously had no extra component (like aural, oral, History essay, practicals etc) were going 80/20. 80% exam, 20% project.
People were happy enough with this.
Step back in time this Christmas! Join us on Sun, 8th Dec at the National Museum of Ireland, Kildare St. Meet a pilgrim, a monk, a games master, & even a barber-surgeon with Laoch Living History! Fun for all ages! More info: https://t.co/RHmqTcf9wG #WinterInDublin