Monthly Archives: August 2011

Everyone is “Darling Sweetie, Honey ” to Aoibheann Originally from Donegal she has been a  part of the Galway landscape for a good few years now. As well as being a successful business woman she is also heavily involved supporting the … Continue reading →

John Behan was born in Sheriff Street in Dublin and is one of Irelands leading sculptors. he moved to Galway 30 years ago to “slow things down a bit”. An apprenticeship in metal work led him to his chosen career … Continue reading →

Kennys Bookstore and Gallery was an institution in Galway city. Set up by Maureen and Des Kenny in 1940 it has had many writers through its doors and was a favourite with locals and tourists The bookstore closed on High … Continue reading →

Michael is a  fisherman from Inverin. His father did the same He worked fulltime for 8 years from 64- 72 then part time from then on, when he wasnt working on building sites. Going out for weeks at a time. Even … Continue reading →

So Ive taken my vacation, in sunny Mayo. Thought a lot about the project and book. Ive realised Im a lot closer to the end than I thought. Ive spent the whole of this week refining things and focussing on … Continue reading →

Ernies is a fifth generation fish mongers/ greengrocers on Sea Road. Just one of the many local shopkeepers who do the business just because its what they are meant to do. Its not for the massive profits or shareholders, its … Continue reading →