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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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Irish Book Week 2021 | Independent Bookstores in Tipperary
For Irish Book Week 2021, I wanted to shine a light on independent bookstores that you can support this year, and beyond, in Tipperary. Being a Tipperary native myself, I started every Saturday morning of my childhood in my favourite bookstore in Cashel. Over the months and years of stopping by, I grew to know…
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Books I Got For My Birthday
You have no idea how happy (and grateful) I was to see a Kindle gift card surface in my emails the morning of my birthday. I am lover of all books, including physical copies, but over the past year or so I made the decision to download the majority of my reading material. Physical copies…
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25 Things I’ve Learned in 25 Years
I have seen a lot of these ”things I have learned in (number of years)” posts over the years and I guess at 25, it’s my turn to write one. Why was 25 the year? I don’t know really, but what I do know is, life has taught me a thing or two over the…
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