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This last two years have been a rollercoaster for all people in business but this didn't stop Denise Walsh McManamon from growing her business from three staff members and doing only beauty, to seven staff and taking over an entire hair salon.

It’s a challenge that continuously faces parents of school-going children – how to create nutritious, easy-to-prepare school lunches five days a week that kids will love too.

Misleór, which starts on Friday the 22nd of October, is a truly special event, and the only festival in Ireland that celebrates and connects nomadic cultures from around the world.

BY DECLAN VARLEY

Having a party? Treat your Guests with a candy ferris wheel for your next event. A Candy Ferris Wheel, filled with your favourite candy will prove a popular treat for all your guests. The carriages can rotate on the Ferris wheel in a full turn and guests can choose their choice of candy. It will fit nicely on your table and make an excellent centre piece at any event.

Who would have thought that such a perfect oasis of calm could be created in the midst of an afternoon in October, but the g Hotel offers that in the varied beautiful lounges created by Philip Treacy — all of which have stood the test of time in terms of chicness and luxury.

Over the past eighteen months, you may have found yourself buying a seemingly endless amount of loungewear. From oversized sweatshirts to matching co-ords these comfy pieces have found their way into many of our closets thanks to lockdown.

'LOOK', AN exhibition reflecting the changing scenery, light, and seasons in Connemara, by the Finnish artist, Arja, is on display at the Renzo Café, Eyre Street.

With a refreshed approach, inspired by the recent slow-down in pace of Covid-19 living, mother and daughter duo, designer & creative director Meritta Gorman-Geoghegan and creative marketer, human rights activist Bridget Geoghegan, have refocused and re-emerged from the pandemic, launching an exciting new versatile, ethical and sustainable clothing brand to the market, Mise Tusa.

Do you think of watering as a chore or a chance to potter about mindfully, checking on your plants? I suppose it can be either, depending on what other tasks you have to juggle at the time, but I’d like to suggest that increasing your use of the humble watering can will help nudge it towards the latter.