Life is very strange, you really never know what is going to happen from day-to-day. I got a call on Tuesday, (funny enough that was April Fools' Day) from Austin O'Callaghan to ask if I would be interested in doing a bit for a tv programme talking about my photography and my new Sligo-Secrets website.... Continue Reading →
Sligo Shops – The Vintage Loft
I recently stumbled upon this hidden gem in Sligo Town, and it did not disappoint. Located above Ruby Lane in Johnston's Court Shopping Centre, The Vintage Loft is a treasure trove of goodies. There are some lovely vintage pieces in here; from clothes to jewellery to hats. You can be sure what you are wearing... Continue Reading →
Welcome April
I don't know about you but this year seems to be flying! It's hard to believe it's April already. I was very bold this morning and joked on Facebook that I'd won a camera...I didn't think so many people would believe me! Maybe one day it won't be a joke. This morning started off quite... Continue Reading →
Mullaghmore Heritage Walk
Yesterday I went along to explore Mullaghmore. Seatrails were holding a heritage walk so it was a brilliant opportunity for me to find out more about the area and to experience a Seatrails walk. I was in good company, along with award-winning travel writer Pól Ó Conghaile, Auriel from Seatrails, author and historian Joe McGowan... Continue Reading →
St. Patrick’s Day in Sligo (and Dromahair)
I've had a very busy weekend...and loads to tell you about over the next few days. I just want to point you in the direction of the St. Patrick's Day photos. I managed to get to four parades over two days. Do you remember Phil Collins when he did the UK and the American Live... Continue Reading →
Sligo Shops – Michael Quirke
I've decided to do a new feature on the blog about Sligo shops. Now technically Michael Quirke's shop isn't just a shop, Michael is a craftsman, artist and gentleman. He makes his wonderful woodcarvings from his shop and I went in to find out more about him. Michael showed me this photo of his father... Continue Reading →