96 TEARS

In a contemplative guest post, Kieran Cunningham reflects on his personal journey following major life changes, including open-heart surgery and a cancer diagnosis. He expresses deep grief over the loss of family members and the impact of multiple tragedies, feeling emotionally closed off. As he navigates health challenges, Cunningham revisits poignant memories from his childhood, particularly the summer of 1996, blending music and nostalgia. He acknowledges the complexity of coping with illness and loss, emphasizing the role of music in helping him process his experiences and seek connection amid sorrow.

GEMMA HAYES

The swagger of the remarkable hurling teams up in The North Mon during our secondary school years in the early 1980s would regularly entice entire slabs of Cork’s northside on tour beyond the county bounds and out of reach of regular reason. On assorted mid-week afternoons every winter, a slew of battered old buses and coaches would fetch up at... Continue Reading →

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