Sunday 29 May, 2022
“I always had a big breakfast, that is the foundation for a long life”
It will tell the story of a transgender Danish woman who moved here to become herself.
Pieta House’s annual walk for suicide prevention takes place this weekend.
“I spent seven years with Leo, slowly unlocking more and more about his life story.”
“I may never see her again, but I know in that moment I was her best friend all the way to Dublin.”
Round trips to a small shop in Mullagh for information.
Ever darkened the door of Dun Leary’s Last Corner Shop?
Ireland’s first supervised injection centre could be up and running by the end of 2017.
“Every kid needs a hero, and I already have two.”
The last page of the HoD book is now extra special.
“Four days a year is the perfect amount of time for us to reconnect.”
“I do consider myself a very lucky guy.”
“I do consider myself a very lucky guy.”
“She fought tooth and nail for me”.
“I started dancing when I was ten years old. I met beautiful people throughout my whole life because of it.”
Michael Finn suffered a massive heart attack two years ago – since then, his life has changed.
Bill Doran’s story about his tomato plants went viral on Facebook last year.
“Those nights that I used to cry myself to sleep I held onto one thing; I held onto hope.”
And other heroes of the popular Facebook page were there too.
“She’ll always be in that very special place in my heart.”
“She’ll always be in that very special place in my heart.”
Peter Varga said the project has helped him clarify what happiness is really about.
A wonderful story from the Humans of Dublin page.
What started out as a trip to the shop took a very different turn for Jamie Harrington.
Jamie Harrington approached the stranger on the ledge of a bridge and asked ‘Are you okay?’.
If you’re as soft as us they might make you a little emotional.
A story of an older man, grief, and tomatoes.
