The Blog is 13 years old today! It started off as a diary and I didn't think anyone was reading it to be honest, but they did, and then it sort of morphed into a bit of everything. Thirteen years later it's still going strong and has had over 1 million views, which I think... Continue Reading →
The Spirit of Sligo
I was delighted to win the Spirit of Sligo award at the recent Cathaoirleach’s Award. Due to restrictions there were a number of award ceremonies held in various locations. I was in the good company of Brendan Tierney, who won the Arts & Culture award and Brian King, who won the Sport award. Cathaoirleach Councillor... Continue Reading →
Focus on Sligo Food – An Introduction
I've decided to do a new feature on the blog, this one will be a focus on Sligo food. We're blessed to have so many fantastic places in the county, and with many of them being closed for so long they really need your support. I'll be telling you about some of the restaurants, cafes,... Continue Reading →
The Sligo Show – My Interview
It's been a very exciting week for me, Brendan Tierney - who hosts The Sligo Show asked if I'd go along to be interviewed. I was honoured to be asked - and terrified - but I went along for the craic. I didn't need to worry as Brendan is a fantastic interviewer, he made me... Continue Reading →
A new network club for women
I've written several posts about connections and how important it is to connect with supportive, likeminded people. Sometimes a spark of an idea can come from a conversation and can empower others. This morning I joined in the WIL Power Network Club, this is a club that will support and empower women working in transport... Continue Reading →
Sligo to Enniskillen in an Electric Vehicle
A blog post with a bit of a difference. Andy got a 2013 Renault Zoe last year, it's an electric vehicle, which he's always wanted and it's a lovely little car, even though before he bought it I wasn't sure about EVs at all, I also wasn't sure about automatic vehicles. I have since changed... Continue Reading →