It's my first blog post of 2024, so firstly a Happy New Year to all of you. My blog will be 15 years old next month! Time flies. It's been a great start to the new year, with my photos featuring on the 'Welcome to Sligo' sign at MacDiarmada Railway Station, aka Sligo Train Station.... Continue Reading →
Sunday Thoughts
Yes, today is Sunday, in case all the days have blurred into one. It's also New Year's Eve, and I'm gearing up for the annual family party - here's a look at last year's one: I wrote a post during the week about some of my highlights for 2023. It has been a real rollercoaster... Continue Reading →
A look back at 2023
As we come to the end of 2023 I'm taking a look back at my year, I'm just going to look at the highlights, and not focus on the low points. It's been quite a rollercoaster of a year, and there have been some great achievements for me. These are in no particular order: My... 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 →
Embrace the Magic of Christmas with SG Art Shop’s Gift Selection
It's the most wonderful time of year again, when we come together to ignite the spark of inspiration and share the joy of giving. At SG Art Shop, a haven for art lovers and craft enthusiasts, get ready to unwrap the enchantment of unique Christmas gifts that will leave your loved ones brimming with delight... 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 →