There are a couple of new food trucks/huts that opened this weekend in Sligo. Debba Bakes - Image Val Robus The first is Debba Bakes who opened a cake stand at the Cleveragh Walking Track, opposite the sports centre. She's there on Saturday mornings from 9am until she sells out. I bought the cakes above,... Continue Reading →
RoboThink Summer Camps
I've been hearing about a fantastic summer camp taking place in Sligo, so I thought I'd tell you about it. RoboThink is a global STEM edu-tainment franchise that is starting this year in Ireland It’s designed for kids aged 6-12 years but there will be TY and corporate programs in the future. RoboThink are launching... Continue Reading →
Sligo – a New Shop, a New Exhibition, and more
I could write about the awful weather and me throwing my coffee all over myself this morning but instead I'll focus on the positives. First things first a new shop has opened in Sligo and this will be of huge interest to pet lovers. Petmania, Sligo Petmania has opened in the Cleveragh Retail Park, in... Continue Reading →
Two New Coffee Places in County Sligo
Over the last couple of weeks two new coffee places have opened in County Sligo and now that we can travel within our county I thought I'd check them out. Beanieman at Healy's Plants The first one Beanieman Brews which is a coffee cart located in Healy's Plants (Waterglade's Garden Centre), near the Holy Well.... Continue Reading →
The Village
I paid a return trip to the village in Glen Wood. This village is really no more than two or three cottages, it's hidden away in the middle of a forest and hasn't really gained much attention until recently. The forestry are doing some work around there so the place has been opened up, no... Continue Reading →
Festive Afternoon Tea at The Glasshouse
If you read the blog regularly you'll know that afternoon tea and cake in general is my favourite hobby. So I was delighted to be invited along to The Glasshouse Hotel in Sligo to try their festive afternoon tea. The Glasshouse is situated on the banks of the Garavogue River in Sligo town, so if... Continue Reading →