I'm very excited about this idea - so excited that I seem to be telling everyone I meet about it. Basically it's Ireland's first bike sharing scheme, bikes are located around the town, you download the app - scan the code on the bike and cycle away. There are three different options; pay as you... Continue Reading →
Talking to the animals
Recently I paid a visit to The Granary in South Sligo. The Granary is gorgeous self-catering accommodation based on a working farm. It's the perfect place to get away from it all and have a digital detox. It has three bedrooms and the biggest shower I've ever seen! I also love the milk... Continue Reading →
Focus on Fermanagh
Fermanagh is one of my favourite places to visit, there is so much to see and do for all ages - and some great shops if that's your kind of thing. If you haven't been there yet I'd suggest checking out the Discover Fermanagh Open Weekend which takes place on the first weekend in... Continue Reading →
Baby on board on Irish Rail
I was listening to the news today about the introduction of Baby on Board badges to expectant mothers travelling on Irish Rail. It is hoped that this will encourage other passengers to give up their seats to these ladies. I have two thoughts on this. The first is what about the people out there with... Continue Reading →
Christmas in Birmingham
Last weekend me and Jono were in Birmingham...as always it was on a budget but it was nice to get a couple of days away even though we lived on sandwiches and hotel room picnics 🙂 Birmingham is home to the largest Christmas market of its kind outside of Germany. It was very festive although... Continue Reading →
Escape to the Country at Ange’s Cottage
You've heard of the Pink Cadillac and the pink panther well let me tell you about the pink caravan. Grab a coffee and immerse yourself in my Arigna Adventure. You know how much I like quirky places, well this one certainly ticked those boxes. Lucy and I were delighted to be invited to stay in Ange's... Continue Reading →