Oh, I am very glad that itโs Sunday, and also very happy that itโs the end of this month. November is meant to be a quiet month, filled with calm days, and cosy evenings. A month to prepare for the madness of December, well in my mind anyway. For me itโs been very busy and... Continue Reading →
Sligo’s Newest Cafรฉ Opens – foam. at The Model
Good news for anyone visiting The Model, Sligo โ foam. has officially opened its doors there. Theyโve taken over from Osta Cafรฉ (who are still operating at their riverside location in town). If youโre not familiar with it, The Model, Sligo, is one of Irelandโs top contemporary art centres. It hosts exhibitions, events, film screenings,... Continue Reading →
Give the Gift of a Luxurious Festive Experience at Eala Bhรกn, Sligo
Still wondering what to get your loved ones this Christmas? Look no further than Eala Bhรกn, one of Sligo townโs most charming riverside restaurants. With its elegant setting, warm atmosphere and exceptional food, itโs the perfect place to treat someone special this festive season. A Festive Afternoon Tea to Remember Eala Bhรกnโs Afternoon Tea experience... Continue Reading →
Sherlock Butchers Ballysadare: A Traditional Butcher Shop With a Fresh, Local Twist
Tucked in the heart of Ballysadare, Sligo, Sherlock Butchers has long been a favourite among locals who value top-quality meat and personal service. Today, under the expert guidance of owner Brian OโReilly, the shop continues to honour traditional butchery while introducing fresh, modern touches that make it stand out in a busy world of supermarkets... Continue Reading →
Lunch in Kennedys Castlebar
If you are looking for a lovely breakfast or lunch in Castlebar, I'd highly recommend Kennedys. I was delighted when they opened in County Mayo, as I'd heard wonderful things about their other branches in the National Botanic Gardens, Farmleigh Estate, etc. I called in the last time I was in Castlebar, I can't resist... Continue Reading →
Searching for the Sun at Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery
I headed off bright and early on Friday (Halloween), in the hope of seeing the Samhain sunrise at Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery. I say bright, it was actually dark, which should have given me a clue about the sun (or lack of it). Samhain means Summers End and is also the start of Winter, it falls... Continue Reading →