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Moving In, And Moving On ...
Posted on November 4, 2015 at 1:30pm 0 Comments 4 Likes
Oh dear, it’s been such a long time since I wrote anything for The Wild Geese … I didn’t realise how long until I re-entered the site. Why? I moved house (or 'flitted' as we call it in Northern Ireland). I moved to a house that looked great on viewing but proved otherwise when we got in. With all the furniture removed and no one there, the extent of what needed to be done swiftly became all too clear.…
ContinueLest We Forget: Jack and Sam Mallaghan and the Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Posted on November 8, 2013 at 12:00pm 12 Comments 5 Likes
I wrote about my novel, Ghost of Gallipoli, in a previous blog. However, given the significance of Sunday, 10th November, I’d like to dedicate this article to all those men of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, including my great-uncles, who died during the Gallipoli Campaign, in 1915.
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ContinueThe Inspiration for 'Ghost of Gallipoli': Chance Discovery or Twist of Fate?
Posted on July 20, 2013 at 6:30am 1 Comment 4 Likes
As a writer I often find that inspiration comes from the strangest of places. But none so odd as that for my ebook, "…
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Margaret, love the set-up for "Ghost of Gallipolli." Let's talk about presenting your work even more assertively to the WG community and readership.
Welcome Margaret. I love the sound of your book and, as soon as I can sort out an e-reader I look forward to acquiring a copy. Enjoy the site. Denise.
Welcome to The Wild Geese, Margaret!
So glad to have you among us. Looking forward to hearing more from you here in the days / weeks ahead.
~ Ryan
Thank you so much for your kind invitation, Margaret! I shall be buying and loading my Kindle ASAP. Take care.
Rose
Nice to meet you Rose. You are marked as being in New Zealand on the Wild Geese map, not sure why as I see you are in South Africa. I lived in West Africa for four years and regularly traveled to South Africa during that time. Apart from the West of Ireland it is probably my favourite place in the world ... a really beautiful country. All the best, Margaret
G'day Margaret, I like the sound of your book. My grandfather, that's his photo was at the Anzac landing & served right through the Gallipoli campaign. twice wounded there he then served on the Western Front till Ausgust 1917 when he went on leave to ireland where he stayed for 27 months AWL working with the Irish Volunteers. I am working on the story of Australian & New Zealand soldiers who fought for Ireland, The Diggers & the IRA. Cheers, kerry.
Hi Margaret, Thanks for your friend request, you have some interesting posts
Maureen
Truly great to connect with someone with a passion for Irish matters!
thanks for adding me to your friends list :)
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