- We went to the parade… and no-one died
- An Irish Mamma abroad
- Seriously, Lads!
- The tooth fairy is dead. Long live the tooth fairy.
- One cup of family baking
- Cross your arms and eat your pastry
- A lifetime of needles
- A Neighbour’s Kiss
- An Old Dictionary
- The Red and the Green
- The view from the roof
- Back to the schoolroom in Ireland
- The Irish for Brexit
- The Child of Prague – Patron Saint of Climate Change?
- The Beaches of Dublin
- The Truth about the British Isles
- With Love for the Women of Ireland
- Watching the Eurovision back in Ireland
- Getting back my vote
- A very Good Friday
- Time to quit Facebook?
- Dear Saint Patrick, it’s complicated
- The pipes, the pipes are frozen
- Dreams of an Irish Dog
- “Cause you gotta have turf”
- Winter in Venice
- Our First Irish Panto
- Italy in Winter: Syracuse
- Two girls in a tree
- That really wasn’t boring – visiting Florence’s museums with kids
- Penny Farthings
- Rollerblading in Florence
- Pure lykke
- That wasn’t so boring (part 3) – Ytalia sculpture show at Forte Belvedere
- There’s something about Elba
- The day the bomb closed the bus stop
- That wasn’t so boring (part 2) – Video Renaissance
- Swimming pools of Florence
- The (Wet) Stones of Florence
- Learning on the Land
- Manhattan in Florence
- Nothing Phoney about Bologna
- My Morning Cuppa
- That wasn’t so boring (part 1) – San Miniato al Monte
- Wisteria Hysteria
- These Crazy Celts!
- Carnival in Fiesole
- Street art of Florence
- The meaning of snow
- Finding Hitchcock
- Women of Christmas
- Olive Harvest
- Windows of Wine
- 50 years after the Flood
- Sweet Halloween
- Doggy bag? Sì, grazie!
- In the Swing of Things
- Of mice and murder
- The Real Scoop on Gelato
- The Midsummer Saint
- The Life Domestic
- The Food is Beautiful
- Seatbelts optional
- The Need to Greet
- Irish – where it all began
- Watch up Trump, here is coming il Presidente!
- That’s Amore, amore
- From Norway to Italy
- The songs on the bus go round and round
- Norwenglish 3 – A Word of Welcome
- Norwenglish 2 – Leave it as you found it
- The New Yorker and Me
- ..Work in Progress..
- The map of languages
- Norwenglish 1 – Numbers