I have been blogging for the almost 2,5 years, starting with my two relatively popular Irish blogs (www.drakkart.com/eire2 and www.drakkart.com/eire) – the place where I presented my points of view, my remarks on Ireland, Irish culture, history and society and on Polish immigrant community on the Emerald Island. Blogging on Ireland gave me many opportunities and new directions of my personal development and path of life. Coming to Ireland as an archaeologist I became a columnist for Polish press in Ireland, Poland and kind of expert on matters of Polish community in Ireland. I have discovered – just for myself - the power of blogging. The next blogs I have established were my photoblog (www.kozerawski.com) – the one still very popular worldwide, shortlisted for Irish Blog Awards 2008 and my blog, written in Polish, about society, politics, world and technology (www.mackozer.pl)
Almost one year ago I have come back to Poland. My Irish blogs became inactive, not updated for almost 6 months now. It is hard to update them being almost cut off from the Irish affairs and life.
That is why I have decided to start the new blog about culture, society, politics and technology, both in Poland and in the world.
Visit www.mackozer.com
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Hi,
Love your Insights
Best of luck with the new site,
Steve
Software Development Ireland
All the best for your new blog.
This is such a unique and interesting blog. Sadly, I have never lived in, nor visited either Poland or Ireland … nor have I personally known anyone who has. So, I know only what the schools and media in my country (USA) have to say about them … which is only an outsider’s brief look from an outsider’s un-informed and inexperienced viewpoint.
To have the opportunity to learn about the Polish/Irish culture/viewpoint through the words of someone who actually lives (or lived) there … is intriguing.
I would love to hear more. I would also love to hear about your archeology … what you study … what you can tell us about the past … and what you can tell us about how that past relates to, and shapes, Ireland and the Polish immigrants living in it today.
I’m very glad I discovered your blog! Thank you for creating it. I look forward to reading more!
Hi sent you a email yesterday not sure if you got it was wondering about one of your photo’s on your blog the old cemmtary has a pic of headstone with Miller family on is there any chance you took down the details as there is a possibility that this could be my great-great grandparents. I know this is and odd request but I am in England and hopefully will be over next year to do some research. Kind Regards Lorraine Smith