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WATCH: Amanda Gorman reads inauguration poem, 'The Hill We Climb'

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This video gives more details on the process of using Taisce for reflective practice within Droichead.

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Grab everything. Grab a chair, grab the floor. Grab everything. Gather the lights Gather a rose Gather a blue whale cresting for breath a dolphin pirouetting with joy a kingfisher spearing the water a...

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Imagine this a boy, a son travels for an hour on the eve of Christmas to honour his mother and father to keep what he knows to be true, in view, if only for a few precious moments. What northern star ...

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A digital piano Softly presses on the Tinkled Ivory and ebony strings Plucked loud By a gathering of us Separated for so long. As a note Rests on silence To be heard But never clutched So the singing ...

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I padded the silvered strand and asked the white foam lapping at my feet - Who are you? They whispered so quietly yet so clearly - we are the end and beginning and the inbetween of that which will soo...

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Cloud dancer looked below Waving arms ecstatically, randomly high on purpose and called to Rock below - Why are you so closed to the beauty around you? Fisted Rock just lay there on the flamed soil be...

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I Clad in fierce armour the warrior beheld the child floating before him. Extending his index finger he reached for but refrained from touching the mysterious miracle before him. He knew for sure that...

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Night fog rests silently Waiting to lift its silver veil In honour to The rising brilliance Air-space invisibly Curves and bends To hug itself hyperbolically tighter And everything hangs a little clos...

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Really admire the subject - worth reading for that alone

Two things - I really like the author, and I really like and admire Jacinda Ardern. I did learn some interesting things in reading the book, but I found it a bit disjointed as in jumping around timewise. I see the intent - cover a significant incident as a subject on it's own, and then have a catchall to interpret say leadership style in which the incident is discussed again as an example, but it didn't quite flow for me by doing it the way...more

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Really admire the subject - worth reading for that alone Two things - I really like the author, and I really like and admire Jacinda Ardern. I did learn some interesting things in reading the book, but I found it a bit disjointed as in jumping around timewise.

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'And just like that my boy was gone.' Maisie Brennan is standing on a podium on the twentieth anniversary of the death of her son, tryin...