#FéastaSráide #streetfeast2018 Féasta Sráide le linn Thuras Thóstal Thalamh an Éisc, os comhair teach Henry agus Mary de Paor i mBranch. Rinne Garret FitzGerald cuairt chuig an teach seo sna luath 80í @OirnaGaeilge Teach Clasaiceach "Bosca Salainn" atá ann. pic.twitter.com/2M5hoxBSyS…
Food is often a focus of communal and community events, and in many kitchens, it is a time for remembering and reviving culinary traditions. With Street Feast falling on Ramadan this year it’s great to be aware of those in your…
Not long ago, my neighbour lent me a bottle of wine when I was in need. She wasn’t actually home so, with her permission, I let myself into her house to grab it. Although it was only 9am (don’t judge)…
As Street Feast falls on Ramadan this year, we are reminded of the special power food has to bridge gaps, break down barriers and bring people together. Food, and the preparation of it, is something that enables us to come together…
Neighbours, and our relationships with them, form the foundations for further community building and, in times of crisis, are the connections that hold communities together. Good neighbours can become great friends, and, in some cases, family. So why not be a…
Mark Williamson is the Director of Action for Happiness, a movement of people committed to building a happier society by making positive changes in their personal, home, work and community life. He poses the big question, what really makes life happy…
Socialising is fun and easy when you craft. It is the perfect mix of meditative (very meticulous magazine clipping), creative (now, where to put all those pictures of puppies I’ve cut out?), and conversational (which nut, if you could be any nut,…
The sun is shining, flowers spilling onto the footpath and the smell of barbeque is wafting along the light Summer breeze. Friends, it’s that time of year again. Get your hats on and the tongs out because Thursday, 11th May, marks ONE…
Street Feast is a day of local lunches across Ireland hosted by you and your neighbours. They can be anywhere really - out on the street, in a local park or in your front garden.
There are lots of good reasons to have a Street Feast, but it's really just a great excuse to eat great food, celebrate your local community and meet new people who live near you.
