Happy September, the children are back to school, the seasons are changing, and you might think that things are being to slow down in Sligo, but you’d be wrong. September is a busy month of festivals in Sligo, and I’m going to tell you about some of the ones that I know about. 5th –... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
It’s time for another Sunday Thoughts blog post. It’s hard to believe that it’s the middle of June already. The year is flying! It’s been a whirlwind of a week and there were times that I felt like my feet didn’t touch the ground. We celebrated Andy’s birthday and our wedding anniversary. We don’t usually... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
Forgive me, it’s been two weeks since my last Sunday Thoughts blog post, I’m aware that sounds like the start of a confession! I hope you’ve all been keeping well and enjoying the fabulous sunshine if you are in Ireland. What a shame it decided to leave us, but I suppose the flowers needed the... Continue Reading →
International Women’s Day 2025 with the Sligo Women in Business Network
Sometimes, so much of life is spent behind a computer, that I forget there is a world out there, and that there are people who understand, and empathise. Today, I went along to the Hawk’s Well Theatre, for the International Women’s Day 2025 with the Sligo Women in Business Network.This year’s theme is “Accelerate Action” – a... Continue Reading →
The SO Funny Sligo Comedy Festival – February 2025
The So Funny Sligo Comedy Festival promises 6 days of Laughs across venues around the town and county. There is something for all ages with nightly stand up gigs, a family comedy magic show, comedy quiz, the Ha Ha Hawk’s Well award night for new talent, an Art Exhibition + more! I was delighted to... Continue Reading →
Some Sligo News – December 2024
There have been a few things happening in Sligo recently, and I thought it might be an idea to add them all in one blog post, as I know not everyone is on social media. Firstly Homebase has gone into liquidation, this is for all the stores in Ireland and RTE has the full story.... Continue Reading →