Towards the end of last year, my blog was in danger of disappearing altogether. Thankfully, it was saved by the incredible support of six brilliant Sligo businesses who came on board to sponsor the blog. Their support means I no longer have to worry about covering the cost of my website’s domain and storage, and... Continue Reading →
I admit that I am very late to the party with this one! Jessie's opened at the ATU, St. Angela’s Campus at the end of November, but I didn't have the chance to visit until today. Jessie herself will be familiar to plenty of people. If you visited Strandhill People’s Market, you’ll know her from... Continue Reading →
I wasn't going to do a Sligo Food News blog post this month, it takes such a lot of time, but there is such a lot of news this month - so here we are. Also, I had to share the cutest coffee that I've ever had! It was made by Julia in The Gate... Continue Reading →
There’s something special about a small business that refuses to give up - and Yellow Bird Bakes is exactly that kind of story. Linda first opened her charming little bakery last year, tucked away at the back of Armstrong’s Cashsavers on High Street. It quickly became a spot for locals with a sweet tooth, known... Continue Reading →
I'd noticed a lot of work going on at Mullin's Daybreak Innisfree Service Station on Pearse Road, Sligo town, and I wondered what was happening (because I'm pure nosey!) It's Sligo town's first drive-thru coffee shop, and it's called Sorella's Coffee. I stopped by today to say hello. I met JoJo, Renée, and Emer, and... 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 →
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