THE IRISH FIELD ARCHERY - November/December 2022

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This is the 13th issue of TIFAM, also the first in a new publishing cycle. Enjoy your reading! Inside you will find some new features and columns, as well as some well-known ones, in this edition we also host a guest writer, bestseller author, Brian O'Sullivan. Matt has written a lead article but we won't give away the content - check it out for yourselves, plus surprises from Andrew, an article on great bows from Sarmat Archery, Laois Archery charity shoot and much, much more!

THE IRISH FIELD ARCHERY Magazine Description:

The Irish Field Archery Monthly is a first Irish NON PROFIT periodical dedicated to archery in its broadest sense. We are an independent publication for the archery community on the island of Ireland and beyond.

The aim of this introductions is not to present TIFAM at its best, but to shine a light on the true nature of the organisation, that is, all of us whose hard work and dedication have built this globally unique cultural-community-media entity. Since for us TIFAM is a living organism made up of dreams, sacrifices, tears and the sweat of hard work, but also filled with joy and a compelling sense of achievement. We are aware that we are building something so unusual and so unique that we could just as easily be called a unicorn of the media industry or the black sheep of business, as the pursuit of profit is our least prerogative. As you will read below, our objectives are different and have little to do with the prevailing profit-maximising drive of today. We see the world and its needs through the lens of those close to us, and this is rarely matched by a business approach. Besides, notions of the common good and social justice have always stood in contrast to fiscal calculations aimed at generating needs in order to secure opportunities for capital expansion. Which does not prevent the capitalisation of dreams being combined with capital growth. The point is in the approach to capital accumulation, in other words in the ethics of work and conduct, and in particular in the ethics of building and setting goals that are meaningful and socially viable.

This is who we are and what our goals include - accomplished step by step, with effort but also with a smile upon our lips, hope in our hearts and faith for the people we want to help and for whom we roll up our sleeves every day. Our mission is to educate and promote the sport of archery by consolidating the archery community, exchanging information and sharing experience through discussions and articles. We focus on intercultural exchange by promoting local and international archery events. TIFAM is the magazine that integrates all associations, their club work and achievements on the island of Ireland and abroad. We write for you and about you, while encouraging you to participate in discussions on topics that fire up the archery community.