This was one of my favourite projects of all time, working with Mattie on his student work placement.His intention was to create awareness about the lack of wheelchair access to our beautiful beaches here in North Wexford so we decided the best course of action was to go political – an online petition, a campaign …
Rolling out a grass roots accessibility campaign Read More »
So how do I account for the hiatus in blogging during the pandemic? Was I busy baking banana bread and binging boxsets? Absolutely not. So here is a bit of a recap of how I spent my time. I accidentally changed careers or rather returned to a few former careers in different guises Web designer …
Pandemic pivots and accidentally publishing a poetry archive Read More »
My post for #Cong19 Anyone that came across our training sessions on the Courtown burrow over the past four or five years couldn’t but see a community at its best – fun, fitness, and a healthy dose of competition. It’s the closest I’ve got to experiencing that multi-generational outdoor life I’d seen all those summers …
Here’s a post I wrote on a client’s blog to coincide with a paper we wrote on diversity. It got such a lovely response, I thought I’d repost it here. I’m a part-time freelance remote worker that occasionally appears on site. There are a couple of adjectives in that short sentence that are almost dirty …
Just in from my annual day out to #Inspirefest in Dublin, hands down my favourite event of the year and that’s including non-work related festivals and events. It’s the event that I know will be the gift that will keep on giving until we meet again next year.
I’ve written before about how badly marketed marketing is, the bad rep it has and how many of us regularly have to defend our profession. My family is made up of artists/designers and educators with the remainder, entrepreneurs and/or working in business, deemed capitalists. I fit somewhere in between but leaning more towards business. The …
