IrishBlogDirectory

Scrap West an Irish crafty blog with free tutorials every friday.

A blog about Irish archaeology and an Irish archaeologists

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Second Age has the largest audience of all independent theatre companies in Ireland and here we hope to communicate directly with our audience and hear your views on what we are doing. Photos from productions and publicity will be frequently updated, along with the most up to date information about where our shows can be seen and availability.

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A blog about English grammar, style and usage.

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SGC Business is a blog for students of Accounting, Business and Economics.

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Cultural Blog, with articles about many subjects, it could be called a "cultural variety blog", with personal comments about my life related to the theme in caption.I always try to include a less known fact, a different perspective.

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A social network I set up to record the development of an online learning space that I am developing for small to medium non profits in Ireland. SKIL2 - Spaces for Knowledge Innovation Learning & Leadership - will be built on an open source platform and hold a cloud of social media. It will create spaces for workers to communicate, challenge and learn from each other about really great practice in their work. I want to develop this learning space to enhance the learning opportunities for workers in small organisations ... who often can't afford much in the way of training or learning. I'm developing it in my own time and have a national organisation (Depaul Trust Ireland) who is prepared to test SKIL2 with its workers and managers.

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A blog about Yoga, Yoga Therapy and Somatic Movement Education.

Stephen O'Shea's blog concerns his election campaign as an Independent Candididate in the upcoming Dundrum Local Elections and issues that are of concern to him and the community.

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This is the blog of the training company SQT Training Ltd

A blog that tries to find solutions to the problems that are common place today.

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Stet Lab is a space, based in Cork, Ireland, for improvised music. A celebration of the diverse practices of improvisation (whether you call it free improvisation, open improvisation, idiomatic, non-idiomatic, pan-idiomatic, etc), Stet Lab is a musical meeting place for improvisers of varying backgrounds (whether novice, veteran; student, teacher; part- or full-timer; local or visitor).

Interests: Art Culture Music

South-East Ireland has produced some truly enterprising and innovative people, who made an enormous contribution to all walks of life. Although many of these made a huge difference to the world around them, their contributions have not nearly been highlighted enough. As such, the aim of this site is to bring to light the many Stories and Tales of an Enterprising Place -- the South-East, and show appreciation and admiration for those who stepped up and made a difference. Jacob's, Denny's, Walton, Ryan, Brophy, Malcolmson, Penrose, Boyle, Magnier. These are just some of the more famous names that have shaped the landscape of the South East. However, there are many more. As such, the aim of this site is to promote the rich enterprising history of the South East, remember those who made a difference and hopefully encourage readers to be more enterprising and innovative in their own lives. Contributions for STEP are always welcome. If you have any tales of local entrepreneurs or stories of great innovators from your county let us know. We would be delighted to post up any info, no matter how big or small your tale is. So, step up, and lets start remembering and acknowledging those who made the South-East what it is today!

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Irish researcher collecting stories about Disappointment

Studies Blog is based on "Studies Quarterly Review", an Irish cultural journal founded in 1912

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A mental health weblog regularly updated by a psychologist. Contains educational videos, entertaining videos and random ramblings on diverse topics such as depression, bipolar disorder (manic depression), schizophrenia, eating disorders, psychiatric treatment and symptom information.

Irish student blogger.

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Musings, observations and thoughts on Irish current affairs and politics.

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Reflections on life in our temple-based community in Belfast; photos, philosophy, spirituality and culture.

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A e-learning blog focusing on user performance, enhancing skills, knowledge, and organizational development using digitally-mediated learning, with a special interest in online education in Ireland. Michael Hanley is a learning consultant based in Dublin, Ireland. He specialises in e-learning content development and delivery for knowledge workers.

Interests: Photography Technology Walking

The E-learning Curve blog is an elearning blog focusing on enhancing skills, knowledge, and expertise through the use of digital media and technology. It includes views on workplace learning and organizational development. I also look at learning theory (cognitive and constructivist approaches to learning), as well as elearning best practice: approaches to online learning, Web-based training (WBT), rapid e-learning, learning 2.0 (including wikis and blogs), learning content development, synchronous and asynchronous delivery of learning content, open source learning tools, virtual and personal learning environments, approaches to communication and collaboration to enhance learner development.

Thought-provoking discussion on fringe-related matters. From an Irish perspective.

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