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Cunningham, Gary

Medicine

McGraw-Hill Professional

Even in the 21st Century, Ireland is still a land full of mysteries. Some of the most enduring enigmas of `The Emerald Isle` are the mysterious animals which still apparently lurk in loughs, rivers and mountains. Beasts such as the lake monsters, the dwarf wolves of Achill island, and the terrifying Dobharchú...

The Mystery Animals of Ireland

Politics & Social Sciences

Coghlan, Ronan

Social Sciences

CFZ Press

The Seal Serpent is a critical reappraisal of the theory that a pinniped (seal, sea lion, fur seal, walrus) could have evolved a long neck becoming the source of numerous tales of sea serpents or lake monsters from around the world; a mammalian equivalent of the plesiosaur. The theory which has been around for over a hundred years is given a fresh perspective by Rob Cornes (The Surreal Seal Campaign, CFZ yearbook 2007) and Gary Cunningham (co-author of The Mystery Animals of Ireland 2010). The authors evaluate the evidence for such an animal and build a speculative framework for its existence. They uncover previously unpublished reports which may strengthen the theory but also uncover a number of innacuracies and alternative explanations which may explain other historic accounts. From the bunyip of Australia to the beachwalker and skrimsl of Iceland, the fabled horse eels of Connemara to Pal Rai Yuk in Alaska the authors undertake a global investigation. Along the way they stumble upon an unexpected, previously unexplored but potentially game changing (or new paradigm) possibility to explain some lake monster identities; a unique possibility which should intitate a review of witness reports from Loch Ness and Ireland, among others...

The Seal Serpent

Cornes, Rob

'Most of the time, I just don't feel I'm good enough.' This is the most common statement that Gary Cunningham has heard while speaking in schools and YouthReach groups around Ireland. A former inmate of Mountjoy Prison and the author of Joys of Joy: Finding Myself in an Irish Prison and Life After Joy: A Prisoner No More, Gary has had the opportunity to deliver his unique message to over a thousand young people across the nation.But it was in one particular school, when Gary was informed of the recent tragic suicide of a twelve-year-old student, that he realized there was a crisis at hand and that he had to try to do something about it.Inside these pages are stories based on true events. Each deals with topics and situations that came up while speaking to students: bullying, peer pressure, dealing with grief, consent, social media and, tragically, suicide. He concludes that the young people today are not 'moody and rude' as often portrayed - they are simply trying to navigate a fast-changing, high-pressured world while feeling very unsure of themselves.These stories will give the reader some food for thought and a different way of looking at, and dealing with, certain situations. Hopefully, this book will also spark much-needed conversations between young people and their families, friends, teachers and others.Above all, Gary wants everyone reading this book to realize that they do not need to be perfect - instead, they should look in the mirror and say out loud, 'I Am Enough!'

'I Am Enough': Words to Live By

Religion & Spirituality

The Liffey Press

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