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 →
North Carolina BBQ Night at The Glasshouse, Sligo
Yee-haw! Grab your Stetsons and your Cowboy boots and head down to The Glasshouse Hotel in Sligo town on a Thursday evening during the summer. After a hugely successful curry night, they have worked their magic again and come up with a North Carolina BBQ night, and it’s incredible! I was delighted to be invited... Continue Reading →
Delightful Drumsna in County Leitrim
If you are a regular reader of the blog, you will know that one of my favourite things to do is to go off exploring. I love getting up early, hopping in the car, and seeing where the road takes me, I often take detours before I reach my destination. That’s how I ended up... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
Happy Sunday! This week in June is the busiest week of my year so far. It’s all about celebrations. It was Jono’s birthday during the week, so we had a takeaway for dinner. I got food from different places, so there was a bit of everything. Dominos in Sligo do gluten-free pizza, so that was... Continue Reading →
A Post Box with a Difference in Roscommon
I was out and about exploring in Roscommon and Leitrim yesterday and I spotted this post box on my travels. I've posted it on my social media channels, but I know that some of you aren't on there, and it really deserves a blog post of its own. These old post boxes are dotted around... Continue Reading →
A Visit to the Solas Art Gallery in Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim
I was out and about in Leitrim last weekend and I finally got the chance to call in to the Solas Art Gallery, I had planned it to coincide with the artists being there for The Leitrim Gathering. I hoped to see Margaret Rattigan who I have featured before on the blog, but sadly she... Continue Reading →