#LifeInATweet: Irish Examiner readers share the meaning of their lives

A new book on the meaning of life by UCC lecturer Dr Catherine Conlon got us thinking.

Thu, 09 Oct, 2014 - 01:00

Robert McNamara

What does it mean to each individual to be here? What does their existence mean to them?

So we asked you, our readers, to send us your life in a Tweet using the hashtag #lifeinatweet. Just 149 characters to summarise your existence is no mean feat.

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