The Sligo Junction Filling Station in Collooney now includes Supermac’s, along with Papa John’s, 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 →
Thursday Nights Done Right: A Sri Lankan Curry Experience at The Glasshouse
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 →
Robots, VR and Jedi Knights: The Sligo Engineering Fair Is Back!
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 →
Sligo Food News – February 2026
I've seen a few things of interest online, and I also put a call out for Valentine's Menus, not many got back to me, but here's a round-up with some news, and thanks to the people who contacted me. It's also pancake day in February (on my birthday!) and I'd have loved some pancake day... Continue Reading →
Martina Hamilton Triumphs at Showcase Ireland with Sustainability Award Win
I was delighted to read that Sligo based jewellery designer Martina Hamilton has won the Sustainability Award at the prestigious Showcase Awards held as part of Showcase - Ireland’s Creative Expo in Dublin’s RDS. This accolade was awarded in recognition of her standout piece, the Ériu 5mm Lab Diamond White Gold Ring, a design that... Continue Reading →
Experience Ultan Conlon Live in Sligo
Ultan Conlon will be a familiar name to anyone who follows the Irish music scene. A regular favourite on Seamie Mac’s Show on Ocean FM and many other stations, his work has also earned national recognition, with Marty Whelan on Lyric FM, and Eve Blair on BBC Radio Ulster naming There’s a Waltz as their... Continue Reading →