I love wandering Sligo town at night. The lights shimmer on the river, bats fly overhead, and there’s always music drifting from somewhere. You can catch a show, enjoy dinner, make new friends in one of the pubs, or simply soak up the atmosphere. On May 7th, things step up a notch with “Good Evening... 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 →
Sometimes I get invited to do some very interesting things, and sometimes they are a bit scary, but I'm always someone who will try different things, even if they do scare me. I was delighted to be invited by The Food Hub to take part in the Dot.Rural Digital Bites webinar series recently, it gave... 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 →
I was absolutely delighted to be invited along to the opening night of Rock of Ages at the Hawk’s Well Theatre. It was so kind of Karen Gordon to extend the invitation. I’m often asked to promote events, but it’s not very often that I actually get invited along to experience them, so it really... Continue Reading →
There are some projects that you enjoy… and then there are the ones that stay with you long after the work is done. The Sligo PPN Community Voices podcast is firmly in the second category. I’ve been working on this series for a while now, and I can honestly say it has been one of... Continue Reading →