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Newbridge Museum of Style Icons
Last weekend, I took a trip to Newbridge in Co. Kildare, which of course, is home to Newbridge Silverware – one of Ireland’s best known jewellery and homeware designers. The Newbridge Silverware headquarters is open to visitors, and while there is a chance to buy a piece of silverware as a gift or for yourself, […]
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Indiependence Festival 2022
In June, I wrote about my delight at attending a comedy festival, in July I got to attend a music one and after C*vid, it’s made festival season all the more sweeter. Last weekend, I met up with some friends of mine at the Indiependence Festival – a music festival which takes place annually in […]
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How I Deal With The Pressure of Being Constantly Productive
I would consider myself to be a productive person. Whether it’s a hobby, work or studies, I will want to do it all to the best of my ability. Being productive can be seen as a positive trait but wanting to be too productive can also have it’s challenges. Worrying about your level of productivity […]
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Rare Beauty: Liquid Touch Weightless Foundation
When Rare Beauty officially dropped in Ireland and the UK of March this year, I shared a mini haul and review (which you can read here). In that review, I mentioned how I got a sample of the Liquid Touch Weightless Foundation and my intention of buying it in full. Well, I did in fact […]
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Album Review – Last Night In The Bittersweet – Paolo Nutini
After an 8 year hiatus from releasing new music, Paolo Nutini is back with his fourth studio album, Last Night In The Bittersweet. Upon the release of his first two singles from the album back in May, I was excited to hear a rock influence come through in the 5 minutes of ‘Lose It’ and […]
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Why I Love Audiobooks
If you’ve been around here long enough (and even if you haven’t !) you may know by now that I love books and I mean all formats including audiobooks, which, I think, sometimes get overlooked. There many benefits to an audiobook and today I am going to be discussing my top 6 reasons for loving […]
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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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