I had a couple of hours spare today now that I'm no longer in the volunteer centre. I've really missed exploring so it's great to get back to it again. Glencar is a really lovely place with beautiful scenery. We had some snow this morning and it settled on the higher ground. After a little... Continue Reading →
The Old School
Today the dog woke up bright and early and as it was a bank holiday here in Ireland we headed off for a long walk. We walked up to Cappagh School House which is located in Coolaney, Co. Sligo. The school was built in 1868 and cost £300. I couldn't find an awful lot of... Continue Reading →
Sligo St. Patrick’s Day Parade, 2013
I had a brilliant day today. I took part in the St. Patrick's Day parade in Sligo thanks to Lucy (above) and John who run Farmyard in your Schoolyard. It was great fun actually taking part in the parade rather than just watching it and even better I was carrying the cutest little lamb :)... Continue Reading →
Beltra Country Market
Today I went along to the Beltra Country Market. It's always a lovely morning out. Great food and friendly people. There were Irish dancers entertaining the crowd today, they were excellent. I did take some video but unfortunately can't upload it so you'll just have to take my word for it that they were good.... Continue Reading →
Keash has gone green
Last night was a great night as we headed to Keash for an evening of song and craic and to see the caves going green for St. Patrick's weekend. Keash is a lovely place. It's located between Ballymote and Boyle. The thing that struck me most is as well as the caves being magnificent, the... Continue Reading →
Sligo has gone green!
It's nice to see Sligo ready for the St. Patrick's Day celebrations this weekend. I think the town looks great green 🙂 There are several parades taking place this Sunday. Let's hope it stays dry.