When I first started Sligo Hub, there was a dedicated section for local community groups. While the hub is no longer mine, I’ve recently noticed more and more people sharing that they feel lonely or disconnected - particularly those who are new to the area, living in rural parts of the county, or who feel... Continue Reading →
Markets serve as vibrant social spaces where people gather not just to shop for local produce but also to connect with friends and discover unique items like gifts and art. This post compiles essential information about various markets in Sligo, including their schedules and links to their pages for updates.
I love experiences that make me stop and think, and there's an incredible one that you can't miss if you are anywhere near Enniskillen, in fact it's well worth a trip from wherever you are. It's The Longest Yarn Exhibition which tells the story of World War II through hand-crafted textile installations. I missed the... Continue Reading →
I didn’t put out a call for Sligo Food News this month, as I’ve found that very few establishments tend to get back to me - even after a follow-up email. I completely understand that everyone is incredibly busy, and I’m genuinely delighted to see places doing so well. For this month’s blog post, I’m... Continue Reading →
Today marks seven years with Momentum, and honestly, it feels a bit surreal writing that sentence. Seven years ago, I was in a completely different headspace. My confidence was on the floor - zero, if I’m being truthful, and I genuinely didn’t believe I was capable of much at all. Around that time, I spotted... Continue Reading →
I was delighted to be invited along to The Glasshouse for their latest theme night, and what a treat it was. The Sri Lankan Curry Experience is back by popular demand, and after this visit, I can completely understand why. From the moment we sat down, it felt like a feast for the senses. Gold... Continue Reading →
If you’re looking for something genuinely brilliant to do with the kids, this one deserves a big circle on the calendar. Pictured above is: Gemma Lavin – Engineering Trainee (Abbott), Catherine Kennedy, Operations Manager, Faculty of Engineering & Computing (ATU), James Brady – Technical Engineering Manager (Abbott) and Prof Graham Heaslip, Dean Faculty of Engineering and... Continue Reading →
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