As part of my Wild Atlantic Wayfarer project in partnership with LookWest and the Hawk's Well Theatre, I've been checking out things to do in the North West of Ireland. You can't come to Sligo without visiting Strandhill, a thriving seaside village just 5 miles from Sligo town. There is a great sense of community... Continue Reading →
She carves pumpkins by the seashore
On Wednesday night Lucy and I went along to Shells in Strandhill for their pumpkin carving night. I had no idea what to expect (apart from carving pumpkins!) but it was such an enjoyable night. When we arrived the cafe was all lit up and looked very welcoming. The cafe was decorated with bats, witches,... Continue Reading →
Strandhill in January
Today was a lovely mild day in Sligo. It really doesn't feel like January at all! Long may it last. We headed to Strandhill for a walk, a few other people had the same idea. It was great to see Brent Geese flying along, they didn't seem bothered by the surfers or the people. Above... Continue Reading →