Learning is an endless journey. I love it. Here's a new blog post about reciprocity (and the lack of it!), creativity, and change: kathrynmcrowley.com/2026/05/07/b... #arts #Ireland #AI #writing #visualart #reciprocity #data #bigtech #poetry
Big tech We are fortunate to know abundance, with life enriched by technology, in the global North. At the same time, here on the Emerald island, it’s a shame that that big tech companies are…
My poem Spring Listening: kathrynmcrowley.com/2026/03/10/s...
#poetry #poem #Spring #Ireland
Frogspawn distracted me from painting trees: it wasn’t a giant leap! My latest blog is all art, biodiversity, apple trees, and froggish stuff. Read it here: kathrynmcrowley.com/2026/02/09/f... #art #biodiversity #Ireland #frogspawn #gardening #learning #Spring #Ireland
May-early June were hectic in ways, so I was glad of a writing workshop ( as a participant, not the leader). It was fun, and I went walking after. To read a new story at Summer Solstice, add yourself to my private email list: kathrynmcrowley.com/news/ #writing #flashfiction #story #Kerry #process
Therapeutic Landscapes II looks like brilliant event, happening at @worcesteruni.bsky.social in June.
Read more here: www.therapeutic-landscapes.org #folklore #wellbeing #culture
The hares are thriving this year. Here's a blog post: kathrynmcrowley.com/2026/04/18/a...
#Irishhare #hares #Ireland #biodiversity #legamporphs #biodiversity #cowslip
Another great issue. I'm glad that my feature 'Roots, AI and a Few Home Truths' is included here. Read more: kathrynmcrowley.com/2026/06/05/p... Thanks to editor Luke Eastwood for all his work, and thanks to the team. #madebyhumans #environment #bigtech #workersrights #workers #artists #writing
'Uisce', instigated by @erikahanna.bsky.social, was a great triad! I enjoyed a talk on the historical impact of rain in #Ireland and much more besides today (Erika Hanna), foklore and history snippets (Tom Dillon) and a biodiversity walk by the river Feale (Barry O'Donoghue). #history #biodiversity
Breathe it in Away from the traffic’s endless rumble I walk up a country road Flanked on each side by breathing ditches Sticky bud trees Quiet teachers of time. Invisible birds sing out of somewher…
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As a child, I loved exploring the overgrown orchard and the derelict glasshouse next to my family home. We lived beside a farmhouse that was originally part of a huge estate with a palladian mansio…
