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Margot McCuaig

Writer, Filmmaker, Mother, Grandmother

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    • The Birds That Never Flew
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Things could be worse, I guess.
Sarah Anderson, Maoil na nDreas, Rathlin Island. The former matriarch of my home. I don’t remember Sarah but she and the rest of her family have always been part of my family conversation around island life, the voices once heard, the faces no longer seen but never forgotten, the farm and the old house which is now my home. It’s utterly fascinating being able to see her in colour on what is now my doorstep. I will always protect the roots she so carefully entrenched in the soil. - #islandlife #islandliving #islandsofireland #heritage #history #voicesofthepast #photographsofthepast #legacy #roots #home #homesweethome #Rathlin #RathlinIsland #Mullindress #MichaelJMurphy #reallives #photocollection #archive #photoarchive #MichaelJMurphyCollection
What a wonderful night to celebrate the creativity of women in honour of St Brigid. Thanks to the Consulate General Ireland and the Celtic Media Festival for inviting me to speak alongside the very inspiring Louise Bruton and Catriona Logan with Sara Sheridan in the chair. We spoke about creativity, sisterhood, Celtic identity, role models, the challenges of being a woman in the creative industries, how we need to continue the fight against gender discrimination and much much more in the fabulous Glasgow Women’s Library. A welcome diversion from that other “B” last night! We left the light well and truly on. Happy spring y’all. The fight is on.
‘That’s more than enough work for one day. What about me?’ Cuisle, at this point in the day, every single work at home day. - #irishterrier #irishterriersofinstagram #dogsofinstagram #workingathome #homeoffice #dogneedsattention

Margot McCuaig

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