Staring at the skies may sound like the job of a day-dreamer, but for Barry Lynn, it’s the best and only job he has ever wanted. Barry now works as the Technical Officer with OM Dark Sky Park and Observatory in Omagh, a role he had been hungering for since the early days of the
Chris McClure, Store Manager at JD Hunter & Co. loved certain subjects at school because of how he experienced life outside of it. French, for his love of French holidays, science for his love of nature and music… for his love of music! However, what we enjoy learning about and doing recreationally doesn’t always make
A career in insurance wasn’t necessarily Sarah-Jayne Cromwell’s first choice growing up. Now, with 12 years in the industry under her belt, she proves that sometimes you find your niche when you least expect it. Sarah-Jayne now works as Commercial Manager for ABL in Armagh, dealing with all aspects of the day to day, in
For Shannon Ní Chléirígh every day is a school day. Her passion for learning is clear and after five years working in a school environment, Shannon decided to further pursue her love for language by applying for a role within cultural Irish Language centre, Aonach Mhacha in the heart of Armagh city. Now, as the
If we take the quintessential skills needed for a career in dentistry we might say a person should be empathetic, observative, patient, creative and reliable. Paul Reaney of Dentistry@Markethill demonstrates all of these key skills across the various aspects of his life. From the years spent observing his brother and sister-in-law in Dentistry, which led
It was just two years ago that Gary McSherry established MessyPlay NI in Richhill and is now in the course of redefining educational play in Northern Ireland. Children, in schools and at home, across the country are now benefitting daily from Gary’s endeavour and cost-effective ingenuity. Several years ago, a severe motorbiking accident left Gary
There’s a saying, “From little seeds, grow mighty trees” and for Derryhale man, Jay Price there is perhaps no better fitting adage. Over the last few years Jay’s work-life has taken something of a growth spurt, with a career plan that had always been food-centred, owing largely to his family’s apple farming enterprise, becoming instead,
Christine McKinney shies away from the limelight. You may not recognise her if she walked past you on the street but you’re sure to recognise her work, especially if you walk through the streets of Armagh at Christmas. Christine, aka CMK’s Doodles, lights up rooms, window displays and anything else she can get away with
The sudden onset of a skin ailment in her thirties led Aesthetician Ciara Elmore to discover a new-found interest in skin health and aesthetics. She is now preparing to open the doors of her ground-breaking health and wellbeing clinic Alora Rejuvenation this Friday (November 4). Ciara loves nothing more than educating her clients and helping
Louise Finnighan-Linkins had known from school age that she wanted to pursue a career in Beauty Therapy. Her passion for subjects such as science and art meant that she had the necessary skills to put her biological and physiological knowledge into practice in a relaxed health and wellbeing setting. Now, as clinic manager with Alora
