We Are Beirt | Aoife B. Burke & Miriam Burke
Post by TM My leather jacket just doesn’t cut it any more. It’s handy and classic and I won’t be carrying it arm stretched between my thumb and my pointing finger and flinging it into a charity bag just yet, but every second person has a handy classic to throw over their t-shirt and jeans […]
MorePost by CM A lot of Irish people tend to have a love/hate relationship with St. Patrick’s Day. On the one hand there’s the parade, family dinners, bit of acceptable day drinking, promotion of our proud Irish culture abroad. On the other hand there’s the parade in miserable weather, family dinners attended by surly or […]
MorePost by T.M. I’ve changed, changed utterly, in quite a short space of time. Where this time last week I was excitedly writing about awards frocks and feeling that nice buzz of anticipation that it was only the beginning, at this stage I don’t really care any more. Sure I can still appreciate a good red carpet […]
MorePost by T.M. Last December I was in a busy Euro Shop stocking up on God knows what when I overheard a panicked woman in actual tears fretting over how on earth she was going to kit her child out in a shepherd’s outfit for his school’s nativity play. All of the nativity costumes had […]
MorePost by T.M. My grandmother was a lady. That was a fact that was universally accepted and when she died nearly ten years ago that is how everyone described her. Nana used to venture into town on a Thursday to get her hair done and collect the RTE Guide (for her) and comics (for us […]
MorePost by TM * You may have noticed that TMCM did not have their usual Monday post up this week. The reason for the absence is that this Monday was a bank holiday in Ireland and we were too busy catching up with friends and family and doing the other things people usually do on […]
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