Three years ago, I sat in a New York hotel room and posted some photos of my trip on Instagram. They were all gorgeous shots, if I do say so myself, but it made me realise how I rarely document my normal, day-to-day life online. I can tell you now, my life is far more "instant coffee at my desk" than "Prosecco in NYC".
The thought stayed in my brain and so I decided to ask social media users to document their day online using a hashtag. The idea was that we could all click through and see who does what on a daily basis. It worked well and I've done it every year since.
Join us this Thursday for #OneIrishDay on Twitter and Instagram... The concept is simple: pic.twitter.com/2TnJu1X4m0
— Jess Kelly (@jesskellynt) November 1, 2016
Today is the third time we've done it and the posts have just been incredible.
Six weeks old today and so thrilled about it he even slept a bit last night! #OneIrishDay #babyferdia pic.twitter.com/KQbdUqIZZR
— Deirdre OShaughnessy (@deshocks) November 3, 2016
Hanging with my boys in Curraghchase, Limerick #OneIrishDay pic.twitter.com/6n14yDs2On
— Sinead Spain (@sineadspain) November 3, 2016
Inishturk Island disappearing in the november mist #OneIrishDay #inishturk #mayo #fishing #WildAtlanticWay pic.twitter.com/Gqr5lZVNqx
— David Heaney (@clegcrabman) November 3, 2016
When your day doesn't go according to plan #OneIrishDay pic.twitter.com/W2oFrmd70Z
— marie douglas (@mariedouglas5) November 3, 2016
The nieces called over to say hello to #SeamusTheCat I think he could do with a holiday after all the mayhem! #OneIrishDay pic.twitter.com/FhrvN5sdzM
— Ruth McDonagh (@RuthMcDonagh) November 3, 2016
