I love Sligo and my perfect time for exploring is on a cloudy day, I find the changing light makes the stunning scenery even more spectacular. We do get our fair share of rain though and although I’ve often heard it said that there’s no such thing as bad weather only unsuitable clothing, sometimes it’s... Continue Reading →
Ballymote Castle is Open
There's great news for those of you in Sligo, as Ballymote Castle is now open to the public. It's open every day from 10am - 5pm and admission is free. Well done to Ballymote Area Development Group workers, community groups and the OPW for getting the castle back open. There's a great heritage trail in... Continue Reading →
A special morning in South Sligo
I had the most magical morning in South Sligo, I spent some time with Martina, who runs Nature Inspires. I'd been following the Nature Inspires Facebook page for sometime and I love the adventures of Archie the Pig and Dipsy the Duck and I really wanted to meet them, and was thrilled to get the... Continue Reading →
Glencar Alpacas
I love seeing interesting things to do in our area and I was delighted to be asked along to visit Glencar Alpacas. I went along with my friends Fiona and Michelle and we went on an hike with Aston, Reilly Arlo and Sonny the alpacas. Des, Malachy and Paula, with two of their alpacas We... Continue Reading →
Toasties and Tie Dyes at Strandhill People’s Market
I love Strandhill People's Market, it's not just a market - it's an experience. It's come such a long way since its inception in 2013 when it was just a few stalls at the very windswept promenade. It now has a permanent home in Hangar 1 at Sligo Airport, it's a happy place with a... Continue Reading →
Easter Camps and family events in Sligo 2022
I've done a search for Easter Camps and Family events in Sligo and these are the ones I've found. The Easter camps are booking up fast so don't miss out. Sligo Surf Experience Easter Surf camp is from April 11 - 15 from 10 am - 12.30 pm Monday to Friday. All equipment is included... Continue Reading →