When I first started Sligo Hub, there was a dedicated section for local community groups. While the hub is no longer mine, Iโve 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 →
Fashion, Fun and Fundraising for Gaelscoil Chnoc na Rรฉ
Gaelscoil Chnoc na Rรฉ, Sligo will host a glamorous evening of style and community spirit when it presents its โSeรณ Faisรญn โ Fashion Showโ on Friday, March 13th from 7pm to 11pm at The Radisson Hotel, Sligo. The event will be hosted by well-known stylist Mandy Maher and promises a lively night of fashion, entertainment... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
Itโs been quite a while since I last wrote a Sunday Thoughts post. Not because Iโve had nothing to say, quite the opposite. My head has been full of things I could write about, but for some reason I just havenโt felt like putting them down on the page. So instead, Iโve said nothing at... Continue Reading →
Supermacโs Opens at Sligo Junction Filling Station, Collooney
The Sligo Junction Filling Station in Collooney now includes Supermacโs, along with Papa Johnโs, Insomnia and Subway, giving travellers and locals plenty of options if they need a quick bite or a coffee on the go. The location is handy for those of us living on the South side of Sligo, and it's great for... Continue Reading →
Sligo Markets: When and Where to Shop Local
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.
The Longest Yarn – History Told in Thread
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 →
Sligo Food News – March 2026
I didnโt put out a call for Sligo Food News this month, as Iโve 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 Iโm genuinely delighted to see places doing so well. For this monthโs blog post, Iโm... Continue Reading →