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Summer Reads: 6 Summer Holiday Worthy books
Sometimes we can associate reading with autumn evenings, cup of tea or coffee in hand, but for me, I love a good Summer read. From being on Summer holidays from school and allowing myself to read well into the night, to sitting out on the sun lounger, some of my best reading memories have come […]
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I studied radio broadcasting online for 4 months
Well, hello there! It’s been quite some time since I got the chance to sit down and write/chat about things, and a lot has changed since I last did this. One of those things being a life long goal of mine to present radio. Yes, you read that correctly and I thought it was time […]
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Volunteering at Cat Laughs Comedy Festival 2022
There is one pact I made to myself for the post-pandemic restriction free world, and that was going to as many live events as possible. I have been heading along to gigs for as long as I can remember, but obviously there were gigs I would have missed out on sometimes too. When that outlet […]
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Album Review – C’Mon You Know – Liam Gallagher
Whilst I am not one for taking sides, the beginning of Liam Gallagher’s solo career in 2017 definitely made me lean towards his music a little more than one other Gallagher brother in particular, and is this coming from someone who loves Oasis. (Shoutout to my Dad for that influence!) Back with his third solo […]
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L’Oréal Dream Lengths Curls cream
While browsing through the haircare aisle in Boots, a new product quickly caught my eye. It was in the similar orange ‘Dream Lengths’ packaging but it wasn’t one I recognised. Then I realised it was actually new and aimed at getting those dreamy curls! Now this isn’t a ~hashtag~ ad or sponsored post but one […]
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Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez (Mini haul + review)
I was excited recently to see that Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez had officially reached the Irish and UK shores. It’s a beauty line that I have anticipated the most, and I was always so envious to see the lovely content creators overseas trying it out for themselves. Now that I get the chance, I […]
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Stand with Ukraine
I switched on the TV last night to see our longest running chat show hold a fundraiser in aid of Ukraine, on the screen before me were scenes of destruction. Buildings were destroyed, families torn apart and children looking weary. It has come up in conversations I have been having all week long – this […]
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January Playlist 2022
It’s the time of year where I begin to serve up a fresh batch of music favourites, and while 2021 wasn’t my best effort at posting them, I want to change that in 2022. There were moments where I lost a lot of motivation for things I enjoyed last year, which makes me sad to […]
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Not all men, but a lot of men
I write this as a very dark cloud has been cast over Ireland. Not even 24 hours ago, the body of a young woman was uncovered by a local canal. This young woman, soon identified as Ashling Murphy, was out for a run when she was randomly attacked and ultimately murdered. The nation has been […]
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Book Review – If the Fates Allow: A Short Story by Rainbow Rowell
eBook, 39 pagesPublished November 18th, 2021 by Amazon Original Stories Genre: Short Story, Romance, Holiday.My Rating: 3/5 Synopsis “Social distancing came easily to Reagan. Maybe a little too easily. She’s always liked people better from afar. But Reagan doesn’t want her grandpa to be alone for Christmas this year—he’s already spent too much time on […]
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