Dear Irish Terrier Friends, Christmas seems to have been life time ago. I sometimes wonder whether if happened at all! And then I remember the of walks up the high street Read more
Category Archives: Newsletters
November/December 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier Friends, It is such a relief to have the 2021 calendar ‘in the bag’. I did wonder at first whether we could possibly manage it, mainly because of Read more
September/October 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier friends, Libbs and Marybell are watching me in dismay. I have picked up my work book and pen and settled down to write this letter. They know perfectly Read more
August/September 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier Friends, While we fret about ‘the virus’ , the lock-up (or is it ‘down), being stifled by face masks and dreams of lost holidays, ‘that busy olde Read more
July/August 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier Friends, July has been a long month. I began to think that it would never end, especially when the heat wave was extraordinary and burnt the roses to Read more
June/July 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier Friends, We were sad to receive a letter from Debz of Purple Paws Pet Care saying that, for health reasons, she was having to give up her Read more
May/June 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier Friends, Walking on the marshes three weeks ago, I spotted with, much delight, the first swallows. They were swinging through the sky, like circus trapeze artists on Read more
April/May 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier Friends, How fullish I was to imagine that the year 2020 had an auspiscious ring to it. Except for the War years it has so far been Read more
March/April 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier Friends, This will have to be a scrappy letter as I am floundering around (as ever) sorting myself out for Stratford and Crufts, followed by a complicated 5 days Read more
January/February 2020 Newsletter
Dear Irish Terrier Friends, The year has turned and the days are getting longer — what a wonderful feeling except that it seems never to stop raining. Libby dislikes the rain, Read more