The Winter issue of the free-to-read digital magazine Being Human has arrived. We’ve refreshed the magazine to make it an even richer and more engaging read, and we’re delighted to share it with you. It’s an edition filled with thought-provoking and compassionate writing, perfect for settling into on a long winter evening. Across this issue, we return to enduring human themes, including:

Voluntary Assisted Dying

Alan Tuffery continues his important exploration of Voluntary Assisted Dying, alongside the vital work of End of Life Ireland, he discusses the recent protest at Dáil Éireann.

Organ Donation

Aisling Kennedy offers a moving personal reflection on organ donation, sharing the emotional and ethical journey that led her to donate a kidney to a stranger.

Niamh Clowry examines the Human Tissue Act in conversation with Colin White of the Irish Kidney Association, shedding light on the realities of organ donation in Ireland.

Service to Others

Megan de Siún highlights the inspiring work of the Muslim Sisters of Éire and their weekly soup run, now the largest registered soup kitchen in Dublin.

Empathy in Language

John McCarthy explores how the Irish language carries deep ideas of empathy, care, and consideration for others.

We hope this winter issue informs, challenges, and inspires you.
You can read the full magazine HERE

Warm Wishes,

Being Human Editorial Team