Archive for the ‘Views from the Brasscock’ Category
Valentine – man or myth?
Well everywhere, in all media and right left and centre there’s wall to wall coverage of all things political.
An T-Earrach- Ta Failte Romhat
The saying goes that when winter comes, can spring be far behind. However this time it has been a long time coming as we emerge – hopefully – from our coldest winter on record – some speak of our Winter of discontent.
The Dáil- How It Works
Or rather how it should work.
Down by the Waterside
Things are looking up, and indeed literally shaping up, down by the Waterside.
An Earl comes to Town
Last week I was sent a link to a BBC radio programme which proved to be a fascinating half-hour listening about Waterford, in deed, the Earl of Waterford.
Janus – the two-faced God
The month of January takes its name from the Roman God, Janus, the diety of the doorway or threshold.
New Year Gala Quiz
As per usual I bring you the traditional Brasscock Annual Quiz with a festive feel of quizzical questions – watch out for the odd googly – have fun!
Christmas – home and abroad
This week as Christmas beckons, we look to other cultures around the world to see how they celebrate this Mid-Winter Christian festival.
To become better-to do a little good
This week I thought it would be appropriate time of year to learn about the work of St Vincent de Paul who provide such a valuable much needed service.
Power to the People
This week on Wednesday, 8th December at 6 pm a very illuminating exhibition on the history of Waterford city’s electricity supply will be launched at the city’s Central Library.