Saturday, 11 April 2015.

Monday, 19 May 2014. Should nobody come along, I will just, like Maurice Ward, take the secrets to the grave. I think it is quite likely that, given the outcome that I describe here, others could, in time, figure out how those outcomes would be achieved. It would be just so much simpler for a business-man who likes the idea to come to me for it.

Here, you will find my ramblings about my native country, Ireland. The topics and interesting links are set out in the side panel. Was an exhibit in the 2011 outdoor exhibition of sculptures in the National Botanic Gardens, Dublin. The placement was excellent, particularly because of the symbiosis with the shape of the naked tree, behind. Patricia, on the left, was once a ballet dancer and best captures the pose.

Here I show my holiday photos! Click on any Slide-show for a larger view. Born in Phibsborough, Dublin, 1943. Land Registration Consultant, poet, inventor and artist. Member of the Invincibles old-time band. Attended St Peters primary and OConnell secondary schools. Chaired many groups, including Residents Association, IMPACT trade union branch, Art Societies.

Krunchie Killeen adds poems to this blog as he composes them. Wednesday, 10 June 2015. Friday, 6 February 2015. Where did this come from? The terrible deeds of the soldier. His war is never over;. O, trigger not his anger.