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Year of the Tomato? I fear that 2023 will be remembered as the Year of the Wasp

‘We shall remember this as the Year of the Tomato, I feel.’ Medders is in full chronicler mode, building up the folklore which surrounds the Manor. When he is in this zone, the humblest happenstance becomes an epic occurrence. Never mind that Irish weather is just about the mildest and meekest on the planet, according to his narrative each passing gale is a Tempest, each brief dry spell a Drought.

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Medders at Large: Year of the Tomato? I fear that 2023 will be remembered as the Year of the Wasp

‘We shall remember this as the Year of the Tomato, I feel.’ Medders is in full chronicler mode, building up the folklore which surrounds the Manor. When he is in this zone, the humblest happenstance becomes an epic occurrence. Never mind that Irish weather is just about the mildest and meekest on the planet, according to his narrative each passing gale is a Tempest, each brief dry spell a Drought.

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Meet the Wicklow man primed to host one of the world s best sheepdog competitions

Winston Pierce stands on a rough farm track surrounded by green fields. There is no human in sight and any livestock are mere dots in the distance. But Winston has a vision of a day, not so far off, when this land near Blessington will be one busy spot. He foresees trade stands on the far side of that green ditch over there. He envisages a camping ground here in this field, with a parking area reserved for people with disabilities. There will be a funfair too and food stalls, not to mention grandstands capable of holding thousands of spectators.

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Wicklow man s JCB passion helped him meet Bono and get invited to join circus

Wicklow man s JCB passion helped him meet Bono and get invited to join circus
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Medders at Large: Free roving pensioner on the slow road to Blanchardstown

I love public transport. I believe in public transport. I am a card-carrying advocate of public transport. Only through public transport can we reduce and eventually eliminate our dependence on fossil fuels. The future comprises buses and trains, augmented by a fleet of taxis. Use of the phrase ‘card-carrying’ is literal, by the way. I find that my affection for public transport has deepened considerably since our good and gracious government issued a public services card to me for no other reason than that I had attained the not so formidable old age of 66.

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