You know what I found over the weekend? Of course you don’t - RSS feeds aren’t that advanced.
You know the way I look for money […]

Read: Urban Treasure Hunt »

Yes it’s that time of the year again.
In America, that is. In Ireland that time of the year is a different time of the […]

Read: Days That Tell Us How To Think #142 »

UPDATE: For result, scroll down
The interval at Eurovision and the votes are about to come in.
Strongest songs are probably Latvia and Serbia. Beyond that […]

Read: Eurovision voting »

It’s four in the morning and what’s more the dawning… oh no, wrong sentiment.
Well it is four in the morning, and I’m just in […]

Read: Limping Towards Knowing What Matters »

Those of you keeping track of my personal life and wondering what the third break would be following my experience with a pedal and a […]

Read: The Third Fall »

There’s something unreal about being Irish today.
And actually it’s been kind of unreal the last six weeks with phone calls home to Ireland yielding […]

Read: The Greatest Day to be Irish in Kansas City »

You don’t need to know this, but isn’t that as good a definition of the entire site as any?
Wandering around Kansas City, whenever I see […]

Read: Sitting On The Edge »

The Netherlands
-Yes sir, can I help you?
-I’d like to send this to Holland please
-Okay, let me weigh it for you. Ah, if you want it […]

Read: Irish Conversation in the American Midwest #29 »

You know how recently I went on about the Cricket World Cup in the Caribbean, not least because of how well the Irish team did […]

Read: Snooker Loopy »

You may recall I told you about this song when talking of the songs we learned in school - and this would be in Ireland […]

Read: Everybody sings Óró sé do bheatha ‘bhaile »

Raining
-Hey! Haven’t see ya for ages. You’re looking well.
-Thanks. I started running some time back. I run every morning now.
-Good stuff. Where did you run […]

Read: Irish Conversation in the American Midwest #28 »

I’ve been listening to Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh.
The only problem with that is that it’s impossible to stop.
There’s a deep joy in the Dublin fiddler’s tunes […]

Read: Saturday Somebody: Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh »

All my clocks and calendars have been checked and I have confirmed that somehow I didn’t post on Irish KC yesterday.
Believe me I’m more surprised […]

Read: Posting, Painting, & Pedaling »

My brother will be on the radio in Ireland this Sunday, May 6, 2007.
Brother the Younger will be a guest on Talking History with Patrick […]

Read: Brother on the Radio in Ireland »

Increasing all the time, the current daily average rate for pages viewed on Irish KC based purely on search engine traffic is about 700, though […]

Read: Bonó ? »

So I’m out for a walk in between Kansas City storms. Me and the dog are about half an hour in, right in the middle […]

Read: Things I’ll Miss About Kansas City #2 »

Courtesy of the four major search engines - yes Google is not the only orange - here’s just a sampling of some of the questions […]

Read: Infrequently Asked Irish KC Questions »

Reading reports of soccer matches here in Missouri is as foreign to me as reading reports of American sports.
However with some translation I can get […]

Read: Talking Soccer in Missouri »

For anybody wondering if I was out enjoying the very fine weather in Kansas City and that’s why things have been so quiet today here […]

Read: We’re Going To Need Another Square »

In Saturday’s sunshine I was standing in the back garden watching a couple of things for about five minutes, or two hours - it’s hard […]

Read: Things I’ll Miss About Kansas City #1 »