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This beautiful architecturally designed five bedroom detached family home is close to the centre of Moycullen village, about 10km west of Galway city. It was built in 2008 with the brief of maximising the elevated views of Lough Corrib.

Dame Barbara Mary Quant is an English fashion designer and fashion icon who became a leading figure in the 1960s London-based Mod and youth fashion movements and who is still hale and hearty today at the age of 85.

No 90 Caiseal Cam is an impressive detached four/five bedroom home finished to a high standard and situated in very a desirable position at the end of a cul de sac, overlooking a leafy green in one of the best regarded developments in Galway city.

We have always been huge fans of Jesus Peiro. Its 2020 collection, named Cala, is no exception – there was a lot of love shared over these amazing gowns that are already in the Belladonna Bridal shop. You must see it

GALWAY BASED designer Clodhna Hallissey was this week announced as the recipient of the 2019 Marie Mullen Theatre Bursary, which supports women theatre artists working in Ireland in the fields of design, directing and dramaturgy.

It’s never really finished, to be honest. You can plan, certainly, and that undoubtedly gives you a better result – but it’s a living thing, and like all living things, it needs some looking after.

Get it right and it looks like it’s always been there, the spirit of the garden in stone or metal, sprung fully formed from the lusciously planted surroundings. Get it wrong and it sticks out like a sore thumb. Sculpture in the garden – it’s a tricky one to get right.

Sunglasses serve an important function in protecting your eye health. You already know the harm that the sun’s ultraviolet (UV ) radiation rays can potentially do to your skin – but these rays can also cause damage to your eyes.

Designer Minds, Ireland’s largest and most exciting STEAM camp, aims to inspire primary girls and boys to develop a passion for all areas of the STEAM educational framework ( Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Maths).

One of the most innovative gardens at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show was the Beyond the Screen garden sponsored by Facebook. Why? Well, in a world where social media often gets a bad press – and understandably so – this garden set out to celebrate the many ways in which social media platforms can connect people across the world in different ways.