Being Donnacha now available for just 20€ including worldwide postage and packing.
If you do not have a credit card, please send a Cheque, including your address, made out to Donnacha Rynne to:
Donnacha Rynne,
c/o Knockliscrane,
Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare
Ireland
The idea for Donnacha Rynne to write an account of his life came about in a conversation between himself and his uncle Barry (Luka). During the course of the conversation Donnacha used the expression “the nowness of life” to describe living in the moment, neither looking back nor looking forward.
Donnacha Rynne was born with cerebral palsy and in his early 20’s developed multiple sclerosis which, in combination, has confined him to a wheelchair for the last number of years.
Donnacha would like people who read this book to get a sense of who he is and what it’s like for him living alone in a wheelchair.
The book also contains 16 poems of Donnacha’s and contributions from family, friends and colleagues.
“Donnacha Rynne was born with cerebral palsy and developed
multiple sclerosis in his early 20s. Living with this complex disability
has given him a unique perspective on life, which he shares in his
book Being Donnacha. Joanna Marsden met Donnacha and his
mother, Anne, at his home in Miltown Malbay, Co Clare
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