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Mary Murphy
June 24, 2019
I read this morning that on this day, back in 1386 , St John of Capistrano, leader of the 1456 Battle of Belgrade, was born.
I read this morning that on this day, back in 1386 , St John of Capistrano, leader of the 1456 Battle of Belgrade, was born.
My Balkan love affair began back in 2010 with my first visit to Subotica (which I now know isn’t technically in the Balkans) and continued
My Balkan love affair began back in 2010 with my first trip to Subotica (Szabadka), just over the Hungarian-Serbian border. Since then, over many more
One of the best things about living in Hungary is that it’s within easy access of fascinating destinations that make exploring the wider neighbourhood very
When you work as freelancer, weekends and national holidays mean nothing. There are no set summer holidays, no half-terms, no winter breaks. There are no
I’ve been giving a lot of thought this week to the transiency of life. I’ve been paying more attention than usual to what I do
‘It’s started. They’re flowering. Catch the next train to Subotica and someone will meet you at the station.’ I’d been waiting for this particular phone
I’ve been told on more than one occasion that I have a big head. It rarely bothers me except when I get the urge to
Get the phone call – revise the route – hop on a train – and enjoy the best of Serbian hospitality. Just another Sunday in
… now I’m an upscale, trendy restaurant with a cocktail bar, with a fashion lounge and spa/salon within spitting distance of Belgrade’s Silicon Valley (not
