Last week I found myself back in lovely Manorhamilton, and this time I had the pleasure of visiting the Leitrim Women Through Time pop‑up museum in the Leitrim Sculpture Centre. I’d been following the project online for ages, but nothing prepared me for just how special it would feel to stand among the stories, photographs,... Continue Reading →
Discover Community Groups in Leitrim: Activities and Resources
A blog post is being compiled for Leitrim community groups, similar to a previous one for Sligo. It highlights various local organizations offering workshops, support groups, arts and crafts, sports, and volunteering opportunities. Community involvement is encouraged via a feedback form for group submissions. Thank you to contributing members.
Top Relaxation Experiences in Sligo and Beyond
The blog post highlights various relaxation experiences in Ireland, focusing on seaweed baths, spas, and kayaking adventures. Notable locations include Voya Seaweed Baths, Kilcullen Seaweed Baths, and The Ice House in Ballina, among others. The author shares personal highlights, encouraging readers to explore these rejuvenating experiences for a mini getaway.
Seeking Sponsorship: Support a Long-Standing Voice for Sligo and Beyond
Since 2009, I have been telling the story of Sligo, and beyond — through my eyes, my camera lens, and my heart. What began as a personal blog has grown into a trusted source of travel tips, local stories, event coverage, and hidden gems in the northwest of Ireland. With thousands of blog posts and photographs,... Continue Reading →
The Leitrim Design House Creative Conference – April 4th, 2025
I know that I have quite a few creative people following the blog, and The Leitrim Design House Creative Conference might be something that you are interested in. It's taking place in Carrick on Shannon, and it's just €10 to attend, and that includes a light lunch. You'll also have the opportunity to hear from... Continue Reading →
Troll Wood, Leitrim
It has been a while since I visited Troll Wood (Cartron Wood) in Leitrim, it's just beside Parkes Castle and so worth a visit. It's said on some pages that it's an easy walk, but it is quite steep in places and can be slippery after rainfall. My thighs were burning the next day, and... Continue Reading →