2022 is the year that we begin to restructure and gather our bearings after the chaos of the last 2 years. We know from the last 2 years that a lot of things are not foreseeable, but we all want to prepare now more than ever. Today we look at how bookkeeping can make your
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“Should I stay or should I go now? Should I stay or should I go now? If I go there will be trouble And if I stay it will be double. So come on and let me know” The Clash It’s sunny but cold here in Tramore. A sun cream and woolly hat sort of
I was back on the bike this morning for the first time in a month and boy did I suffer. I was flying early doors spinning away like a mad man to American Idiot by Green Day. Then Shane shouted those horrible words “turn it up” which means the resistance level. A few songs later
“When a man opens a car door for his wife, it`s either a new car or a new wife.” – Prince Philip I was thinking of the latest revelations coming from the Tory “Party” The words of the Prince song 1999 came to mind. “Say say two thousand zero zero party over, oops, out
I went out for a run yesterday morning. My last hard training run before the Belfast marathon on Sunday week. The plan was a 1 mile warm up and a 1 mile cool down but 10 fast miles between the easy ones. The 10 fast weren’t as fast as I wanted them to be. During
Hello from a pretty dull and foggy Tramore. No sign of the Seagulls. They are not about yet as they must still think it is early morning. They’ll still be able to scavenge for fallen chips on the prom. There have been some major exciting sporting moments since. The fall of the Dublin empire was
I must start with a mention of our amazing Cork rowers. Waking up yesterday morning to see that Fintan and Paul had won gold was a very proud feeling. It’s an unreal achievement by them. And recognition for the huge work and sacrifice they put into their sport. A massive well done to our four
I took a week off last week to recharge the batteries in Co. Wicklow. There were plenty of activities once I could get the children out of bed. Ziplining at Kilruddery and mountain biking in Ballinastoe woods were a highlight. Although the last one was like a 3 hour spinning class in the heat. We
We are back after a week off. I was moving house, so packing, cleaning, and scrubbing took preference to our weekly blog. I still managed to indulge in plenty of chocolate on Easter Sunday though! I haven’t gone far, only up the hill in Tramore, so my sea view has gone. I do a bit
It’s a nice calm day in Tramore. Although there is a lonely wave or two creeping over the prom wall. Waiting to engulf an unsuspecting passerby. The Metalman is visible and surveying the bay for early morning swimmers. All that is missing is a whistle and a warning light to assume the role of an
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