Tag Archives: Michael Collins

So Many, So Soon

Posted on September 15, 2017 by Tonette Joyce

This week we are asked to name those who have ‘gone too soon’, those who left the world before they could have contributed so much more. I thought politically and John Fitzgerald Kennedy was on my list. Jeff named him … Continue reading →

Posted in careers, inspiration, inspirational people, memories, Miscellaneous, musicians, poetry, romance, Tonette Joyce | Tagged "In the Mood", "Moonligt Serenade", "Serenade", "St.Jerome", "St.Thomas the Doubnter", "String of Pearls", "The Man WHo Made Ireland", Ave Maria, Caravaggio, Christopher Marlowe, Eamon DeValera, Franz Shubert, Frederic Chopin, Glenn Miller, Jane Austen, JFK, Joan Fontaine, John Keats, Mario Lanza, Martin Luther King Jr, Michael Collins, Oscar Wilde, Percy Shelley, Rafael, Tim Pat Coogan, Vincent Price, Vincent Van Gogh, Wolfgang Mozart | 7 Comments

Cinema for St.Patrick’s Day

Posted on March 15, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

Here we are at the weekend of St. Patrick’s Day, which has been covered well by my colleagues this week or in the past. By the time St.Patrick’s Day officially hits on Sunday, it will be almost anti-climatic here in … Continue reading →