It was Christmas Eve, babe, in Coolaney. It seems like Christmas has been looming forever, the songs have been on the radio since Mid-November, and I'm really sick of them at this stage. Although I know as soon as Christmas Day is over we'll find ourselves bombarded with adverts for holidays and diets. It's been... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
Firstly, I'd like to thank all of you who sent messages about Rocket-dog, the house is very quiet these days, especially in the morning, when my first job of the day was to walk him and give him his breakfast. He really was a member of our family and not 'just a dog' and he's... Continue Reading →
Discover the Magic – Mc G Cakes in the Heart of Sligo Town
Transforming the Style Emporium Unit on Grattan Street in Sligo into a festive haven, Mc G Cakes' pop-up shop radiates enchantment, nestled beside the Record Room and across from Cordners shoes. Themed "Discover the magic," this whimsical wonderland invites customers to witness the allure of Christmas through a captivating village window, where trains rhythmically chug... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
Here we are, the last Sunday in November, and I'm looking out the window at a very flat, grey day. Rocket-dog is snoozing in his bed and snoring quietly - good enough for him as he woke me up several times during the night! It's been one of those weeks, where the things that were... Continue Reading →
Christmas at The Glasshouse, Sligo
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at The Glasshouse Hotel, and they are looking forward to a busy December. Christmas dining in the heart of Sligo town.If you are dining out in Sligo this December, The Glasshouse is serving food from 12pm daily. The newly renovated Café Bar will serve a day menu from 12pm... Continue Reading →
The Dream Garden – Ballina
If you are looking for a magical experience for all ages, you must visit The Dream Garden in Ballina, Co. Mayo. The beautiful walled garden of the Jackie Clarke Collection comes alive after dark with a lightscape of native Irish animals, birds and plants. As you leave bustling Pearse Street in Ballina town, you will... Continue Reading →