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Sunday, 29 January 2017

Come Dine in Cahir


The first month of a New Year always calls for a fresh start and New Year’s resolutions doesn’t it? Is 2017 going to be the year that you take more time out of your busy day to day schedule to make more time to catch up with the important people in your life? Well if it is and you’re going by the “New Year New You” theory and you think that you are finally ready to ditch the pub for grub at the weekends well then I might be able to make it a little bit easier for you  with this post  - “Come Dine with Me in Cahir”.

If the first thing you are thinking is “are there even four places to eat in Cahir” then yes is the answer, in fact there are many places to eat in Cahir but I have narrowed it down to my favourite four.
When it comes to finding a place to eat out people regularly tend to travel afar and forget about some of the exquisite restaurants/ cafés that they have on their doorstep so in my opinion and in no particular order here are my four favourite places to dine in Cahir...


Cahir House Hotel
Firstly the one that is most versatile as it caters for all sorts of occasions – be it a chilled out breakfast, brunch, lunch or the most scrumptious three-course meal. Of course this is probably the most well-known and obvious option when it comes to dining in Cahir being that it is the one and only hotel in the area, but I honestly think people of Tipperary don’t realise the high standard of food that Cahir House Hotel provides seven days a week.They serve food from 7:30am right through to 9:30pm and also have a function room and bistro restaurant where you can celebrate all sorts of occasions, what more could you really ask for? Overall it’s a 10/10 from me.


The Lava Rock
The Lava Rock is the newest restaurant to open its doors in Cahir, in November 2014, and since then it has been awarded Best Newcomer Restaurant in Tipperary and ranked among the best 100 restaurants in Ireland.There isn’t one thing I could fault about The Lava Rock, the interior, décor, seating plan, staff and food is exceptional. They open Tuesday-Sunday serving lunch from 12pm-3pm reopen at 5pm for the early bird menu and remain open until 10pm. For me this is the ideal restaurant to celebrate a special occasion as it is a real treat.


The Lazy Bean
Looking for a light bite to eat? Well then look no further than the “Lazy Bean Café” who open from 9am-6pm, Monday to Sunday.The lazy bean provides great service, friendly staff, value for money, free WiFi, disabled access, coeliac and gluten free menu options and the most scrumptious wraps, bagels, paninis and sandwiches - and that’s just to name a few, they also have a wide range of hot/ cold beverages and some amazing sweet treats including the tastiest Chocolate Fudge cake – need I say anymore?

The Shamrock Lounge
Lastly, the Shamrock Lounge, my all-time favourite and, to be honest, I think it’s an all-round family favourite! If you aren’t doing too well with the whole swapping the pub for grub well then the Shamrock Lounge is your answer as their pub grub is second to none. They serve lunch from 12-3pm, seven days a week, and honestly if I could get away with it, I would eat there all seven days of the week! Another thing I love about The Shamrock is that it’s the one place you’d be sure to meet half the parish in one go, there’s always familiar faces in for a bite to eat and I think that’s what I love most about it, there’s always a bit of banter going on in there, and we all know food and banter go hand in hand.

As we all know life can get pretty hectic sometimes between work, family, and basically life in general, We can get pretty wrapped up and forget to take time out to just simply relax and catch up with friends and I really couldn’t find a better way to do so than catching up over a bite to eat, so next time you’re planning to catch up with someone near and dear , save the journey and  consider some of the fabulous restaurants/ cafés that our lovely towns, villages and county has to offer.

That's all from me for now, If you'd like to some more posts like this one, then just drop me a message on any of my social media accounts.
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Until Next Time.
Much Love,
Caoimhe x

Sunday, 15 January 2017

Bargain Buys..


Hey Everyone!

Yes, as you can tell by the heading of this blog post that I was out spending unnesecary money once again. I honestly think I have a problem, if its any cancellation I never ever spend a lot of money as I literally always pick up the bargain buys.

I had 5 minutes to spare yesterday when I was in clonmel so of course it would be rude if I didn't go into Penneys for a quick look but realistically I knew that I wouldn't be able to leave empty handed!! Although to be fair I didn't break the bank though as I only spent €6..

With the GAA season is fast approaching which usually only means one thing- me destroying every pair of shoes i own in muck while standing on the sideline I thought it was time t pick up a cheap of pair of "Match" runners so that I wouldn't keep destroying all of my good shoes in muck, so this time I'll be well prepared with these black runners that only cost €3.
While I was on my way out of the shop with my newly purchased runners I spotted this extremely cute Sequenced T-shirt which changes from "Mermaid" to "Unicorn" with just the swipe of your hand, I'm clearly easily amused This Tshirt was also just €3 so back to the till I went to purchase the T-shirt, sure I couldnt leave it there for €3.
So there you have it, theres my bargain buys for this week. No doubt ill have more to share with you all next week so keep an eye on my facebook page more frequent updates.
Thats all for now. Until next time.
 Much Love,
Caoimhe xx

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Sunday, 1 January 2017

"A Bad Attitude Is Like A Flat Tyre- You Can't Go Anywhere If You Don't Change It"

2016- where do I even begin. I suppose I should really begin with wishing all of you who have followed me with the past nine months a Happy New Year because realistically without all of you I wouldn't be sitting here on my laptop reflecting on all of the unforgettable moments throughout the year of 2016.

As most of you are aware by now that on the 04/04/2016 I bit the bullet and pressed post on my very first Blog post. I had written that particular blog post more than 12 months previous to the date that I actually got the confidence to post it, and  as I sit here now I reflect I really don't know why I was so afraid to do something that I had always wanted to do- but it just felt like it was the perfect time to do it, and in the space of 9 months so much has happened in my life that I could honestly have never even imagined. My life literally completely changed for the better. I know I have said this before but please, please, please trust the timing of your life.

I'm not going to let on that my life is perfect because it's not, no ones life is perfect. Of course ,there was the occasional few tears from exhaustion and not knowing what would happen next, but other than that I really couldn't find one single thing to complain about.The one thing that I have really noticed in the past 9 months is how important your mental health is and how much of an important part that it plays in your life - this exact time 12 months ago I felt completely lost- there's simply no other word for it, as I had done Transition Year in school without my original bunch of friends, and I then opted to take a year out of school - which had left me two years behind my bunch of friends who were going into their final year of College and would be Graduating, when I still didn't have one single notion as to what I wanted to do?

There were days where I would cry my eyes out wondering where I went wrong and wondering was I ever going to get anywhere in life, no joke, I was simply just a shell of the girl I used to be.I would go to the notes section of my iPad when I was up at all hours of the night overthinking every situation possible, even situation's that I wasn't in but I would create in my own head and I would just write until my heart was content. Writing was my way of forgetting about every single little worry I had and that's when I suddenly realised that I was going to give the whole "Blogging" thing a shot because realistically I had absolutely nothing to loose and that moment when I finally I decided to forget about where I could have gone wrong and where I should be and what I should be doing and accepted the fact that I was only 18 and had my whole life ahead of me that's when things began to slowly but surely fall into place. The minute I changed my attitude and realised that I had my whole life ahead of me.

If you had said to me 12 months ago that I would be where I am today I honestly would have laughed in your face - if you had told me I would be travelling around the country on my own, getting on public transport on my own, staying in hotels on my own I also would have laughed in your face they sound like such simple things that any 18/19 year old should be able to do but behind it all I was such a scaredy cat  So many people think I'm beaming with confidence when really I would run and hide from my own shadow, but I really didn't realise how strong I really was until being strong was the only option I had. If I didn't  "man up" and take a step out of my comfort zone none of the amazing opportunities that I was fortunate enough to get this year would have never happened.   I'm not going to say it was easy but I can 100% assure you that it sure was worth it and there's nothing a little squirt of Rescue Remedy cant fix to ease those panicky moments- On that note I'll finish with my top 5 memories from 2016.

1.Dublin Fashion Festival.

This was definitely the ultimate highlight of 2016 as it was an eye opener that made me realise that Fashion/ Media Industry was definitely the route I would like to go down in the future. Also I got to meet lots of amazing idols of mine throughout that week like Suzanne Jackson, Joanne Larby,Rosie Connolly, Darren Kennedy, James Patrice and of course the  man who has thought me all I need to know about the Fashion Industry Mr. Brendan Courtney who is someone that I really look up to, owe all my fashion knowledge to him and also am extremely grateful to have worked with in 2016.

2. My Article In Stellar Magazine..
Another "Pinch Me" moment. It was quite surreal opening one of Irelands best selling Magazines and seeing a picture of me alongside a piece of my writing in the November Issue.
3.My Graduation.
My graduation from W.I.T part time education where I completed a Broadcasting & Journalism course. The reason I'm including this as it was my first and probably will be my last Graduation so I feel its something that I should be proud of.

4. Learning to Drive.
Considering I couldn't even cycle a bike when I was younger without ending up getting metal pins in my elbow!! learning how to drive a car was quite a big achievement for me, I'm sure my driving instructor John Browne of Browne Driving School in Cahir got his money worth out of the dual pedals on his side of the car as I may or may not have  made his blood pressure rise quite a few times- so thanks for your patients John if your reading this.

5. Cahir & BallyBacon Stritcly Come Dancing.
I had to include both of these as preforming on stage is literally my favourite thing in the world. Taking part in both of these events was literally so much fun - bearing in mind it was a bit of a brave move as they are rival GAA Clubs but since I'm a Cahir woman with a Ballybacon man for the past 4 years I had to keep both Clubs happy and of course it just meant I got to go on stage for 4 nights and do what I absoluley love doing.

I could go on forever talking about 2016 but for now I'm focusing on what 2017 will have in store for me but if 2016 is anything to go by I'm sure I'm going to have an extremely busy but unforgettable year. Finally, I just want to thank my family and Colin for every single thing they have done for me this year no matter how big or small it was, be it support, a lift to an event , or simply just someone to talk to, no matter what they always had my back and I am so grateful for that.
That's all for now,
Until Next Time.

Much Love,
Caoimhe x

 



Sunday, 4 December 2016

McCormack's Must Haves for Christmas..

Since the festive season is currently in full swing I popped into McCormack's Pharmacy in Clonmel earlier this week to compile a list of a few of my favourite products that they stock in store and are on the top of my Christmas list this year. McCormack's stock a massive range of some of the most popular fragrances, beauty products, skincare products, hair care products such as Arman, Paco Rabanne,  real techniques, Victoria secrets, SoSu by Suzanne Jackson, Cocoa Brown, Bellamianta and of course my favourite skincare range Uriage - that's only to name a few they stock loads more brands in their store just on the corner of Mary Street and Bolton Street in Clonmel its literally a one stop shop for all of your beauty/ healthcare needs.

I can assure you it was quite hard to whittle my list down to my top 10 as I literally love every single range that they stock in their store, but here is how I got on:

1.Estee Lauder Double Wear.
This is my absolute favourite occasion wear Foundation. I Have already mentioned this foundation in a previous blog post called "March Must Haves" where I go into further detail as to why its the perfect foundation to wear for special occasions. This product is definitely number 1 on my Christmas list this year and I'm so glad that It can now be purchased in McCormack's for €36 for a 30ml bottle but as the saying goes "Price is what you pay, value is what you get".

2.SOSU by Suzanne Jackson Gift Set.
In my eyes Suzanne Jackson Can do no wrong, no matter what it is that she does!
She has absolutely nailed each and every product that she has brought out on the market so far
Including this unique SoSu Gift Set which is every girls dream. The Gift set is made up of her fabulous vanity Case , the SOSU Contour palette 2 x SOSU Premium Lashes (Gigi & Sara) , 2 x SOSU Nail Polishes (Colour vary) and lastly a Bottle of SOSU Nail Polish Remover (Fragrance may vary). To be honest its an absolute bargain at €65 as the contents are worth €80.

3. Paco Rabanne Lady Million.
Anyone who knows me will know that this perfume is my FAVOURITE perfume In the world. I am completely obsessed with this fragrance, so of course it had to make the Must have list for Christmas just incase Santa is reading this blog post. As you can see in the picture this set is down from €96 down to €76 for both the bottle of perfume and body lotion. Oh and did I mention that If you keep reading you might even find a discount code which will even give you more money off.

4. Uriage Gift Sets

I cannot recommend this skin care brand enough and I have the staff at McCormack's pharmacy to thank for that,as they were the ones who introduced me to it a number of weeks ago. Ever
since I haven't looked back. I now use a wide range of Uriage Products and have noticed a massive difference, I use their Shower gel, body lotion, xemose Cream and my ultimate Fave product the Hyséac SOS Paste on a daily basis, but as you can see Uriage have put together these little starter kits for all types of skin and cost just €18.50 to be honest you really couldn't go wrong I'd be delighted to see one of these in my stocking on Christmas morning.


5.Flawless Eyeshadow & Highlighting Palettes.
Both of these Flawless Eyeshadow & Highlighting palettes are proving to be extremely popular this year and the reason for the palettes being so popular is pretty clear.First of all the Natural basics palette contains 10 beautiful eyeshadows and 4 fabulous highlighters and bronzers that will suit any skin tone. The ideal palette to use when creating a natural look. On the other hand the Smokey Eyeshadow & Highlighter Palette is the perfect palette to use when creating the Iconic Smokey look as it has more intense darker tones of Shadows. These Palettes are a bargain at €19.95.

6.Bellamianta Christmas Gift Set.
I am a massive tan fanatic, I always have some form of tan on me and lately I am absolutely loving Bellamianta tan, it applies really evenly to the skin but also wears off really well, you don't end up
looking like some sort of scaly fish like other tans result in. If you have someone in your life that you know is a tan Fanatic well then you know what to do! This gift set includes two full size products-Bellamianta Rapid Mousse and Luxury Tanning Mitt and also a handy travel size Self Tanning Tinted Lotion all for just €34.

7. Sanctuary Spa- Me Time Spa treats.
I can still remember the first time I was ever given my first Sanctuary spa gift set and I haven't looked back since. Sanctuary Spa products are so luxurious and all smell absolutely amazing! My favourite is the Body scrub as its extremely good to remove tan. So as you can imagine When I saw this cute little gift set I had to include it in my list. This specific collection contains:
Body Wash, Body Scrub, Body Butter, and Body Cream and only costs €12.95.

8.Victoria's Secret Body Mist's
No Matter where I go I will always carry one of these Body mists with me in my handbag for two reasons, number 1. They all smell absolutely amazing and 2. They are extremely reasonable at just €10.95. These Body mists are available in a number of different fragrances and In my opinion I think they would make the perfect stocking filler this Christmas for all of you lovely ladies- so get hinting.

9.Create Your own palette- PAESE cosmetics.
McCormack's now stock PAESE cosmetics and they have created a "Build your own palette system" which is pretty self explanatory, the small 3 panel palette is just €7.50 and the 8 panel palette is €15 and each insert is just €5. I honestly think this is a great idea as at least you are guaranteed to have a palette full of bronzers, blushers, and eyeshadows that will be definitely put to use. McCormack's also have a wide range of lipsticks, powders, nail varnish, and foundations from the PAESE range in store.

10.Build your own hamper.
Last on my list, Another Lovely idea for that special person in your life this Christmas. I just love the idea of giving someone a hamper full of all their favourite products and you can do so by popping into McCormack's pharmacy. All you have to do is pick out the products that you would like to be included in the hamper and the staff will put together the hamper for you, the great thing is you can pick the value of the hamper yourself no matter how big or small the amount you want to spend.

So there you have it, that's my Top 10 McCormack's Must haves for Christmas! Of course I could have included so much more but I would be writing for a week. If you have seen something you might be interested in purchasing well then I have some good news for you,  I have 10% off for all of my readers all you have to do is either say you read Caoimhe Hickeys or Its All About ME's Blog posts and you will receive 10% off all of your purchases but for now you can click on the following link--->McCormack's Pharmacy to see all of the other great offers that they have in store including their Fab Friday deals which I always end up going into store to buy- so tempting.
That's all from me for this week, I would love to hear your feedback.
Until Next Time,
Much Love,
Caoimhe x



Sunday, 6 November 2016

What have I been upto lately?



First of all I want to apologise as I'm aware that I haven't posted in quite a while now, as you can tell my life is pretty hectic at the minute so I find it quite hard to stay on top of everything but I promise this time I'm back in action for good.. So where have I been and what have I been up to?

In August I was asked to take part in Strictly come dancing for BallyBacon Grange GAA Club, a bit of a risky move from a Cahir person but at the end of the day it was to raise money for the GAA club, a great way to meet new people, have a laugh ,get a bit of exercise,  so really what more could you want? I literally love been on stage, I don't really enjoy the waiting to go on stage but once I'm on it it's quite hard to get me off it so of course I couldn't turn down the offer! Being the" blow in" of the group you would reckon I found it hard to settle into the group, well I can assure you it was the completely opposite, I knew 2 people out of 19 heading into my first practice and by the end of the first night I felt like I had known everyone for years- definitely the most welcoming bunch of people I've ever come across.    Each and every single person made a real effort to make me feel welcome. So as BBG Strictly 2016 came to a close last night I want to first of all want to thank O'Gorman Construction for sponsoring me, I want to thank my  dance partner Brian Ruth for putting up with me for the last few weeks, we all know that's not an easy job and lastly to the other 18 guys/gals from our Strictly family- it was by far one of the best experiences of my life and something I'll always remember.

So just in case  I wasn't busy enough with work/Strictly I also agreed to take part in a Fashion Show this Friday night in Cahir House Hotel (it's becoming my second home lately) in aid of the Cahir Day Care Centre. A few weeks ago I decided that I would do something to give back to my own town, and that been  said I ran a competition with Tipp Fm Radio station in the search for one lucky person to win a makeover - to get their hair, make up and nails done and also to be styled by myself.. well I can now announce the winner of my competition is Maureen O' Brien who was nominated by her fabulous daughter Caroline - I can assure you that it will be a night not to be missed as well known singer Frances Black will be the compare of the show on the night.!

Lastly for those of you who are wondering when I'm going to be starting my job with Fafinder by Frockadvisor, I haven't finalised a date yet but it#s all starting to get extremely real as I'm in the lead up to my training days for the job. I am working so hard lately to get to where I have always wanted to be and I'm so  focused on my career. Starting this blog in April has probably been the best decision that I have ever made as I was the definition of miserable.   I stayed at home all day every day, I was unemployed I didn't take part in any activities and that reflected in my health.   Obviously I have gone from one extreme to the other as you can tell I rarely get the chance to sit down anymore but mentally and physically it's really paying off'.  Of , course there are days where I have aches and pains and I would love to just lie in bed all day and feel sorry for my self but that won't get me anywhere.

I have genuinely never been as happy and settled as I am in my whole life, its crazy how one little decision can completely change your attitude and your wellbeing. This time last year, I was regretting the decision of been the only one out of my friends who didn't go to College and I'm finally starting to realise that College isn't for everyone - everything happens for a reason. That's enough for me for this week, I hope you enjoyed reading my post,
Until Next Time.
Much Love,
Caoimhe x


Sunday, 16 October 2016

Dining at the Lava Rock..


As you might of known by now I had quite a lot to celebrate last weekend after receiving some really exciting news about my job with Fafinder (frockadvisor). Colin and I rarely ever go out to restaurants and sit down for dinner unless we have a special occasion ,for the simple reason that we rarely have the time  between work and sport. Last weekend we finally pulled ourselves together and decided to head out to the Lava Rock in Castle Street, Cahir to celebrate. I had only ever been there for lunch with my Mam and Colin had never been there before so we thankfully didn't have to have the whole "where will we eat? " argument and we both decided that the Lava Rock was the perfect choice. Those of you who know me, will know by now that I am possibly the fussiest person ever when it comes to food and I actually freak out about what will be on the menu that I would eat-  as I am the definition of a Plain Jane.

Firstly, something I loved about the Lava Rock was that the Menu is lit up with LED lights just outside the entrance to the Restaurant - which is ideal for someone as fussy as me as you can make your mind up before you go in and avoid the mortification. There's so many choices and variety on the menu between starters, main courses and desserts.  Personally, I was torn between 3 choices of main course - which is something that I find very rare for me when I go to a restaurant.
I am not a vegetarian but I am the worlds worst when it comes to meat- I'm just not a fan of it but I eat it on a rare occasion.   I had  heard so many people raving about Lava Rocks Homemade Chargrilled Beef burger which was served with Homemade cut chips so I decided to brave it and opt for that as my main course and Colin followed suit, and I can assure you that it lived up to the standards that I had set for it. One word A-M-A-Z-I-N-G to be honest that was the one word that I would use to sum up the whole dining experience..

We were served our food 20 minutes after ordering which we were so shocked about as everything is made to order.   The kitchen is situated at the top of the dining room so you can see the Chefs hard at work  creating your dishes, which was something that really impressed me as you could see how clean the kitchen surfaces and appliances were and how the hygiene of the staff was second to none. From the minute we stepped foot into the Restaurant we were given 5* treatment. Both of us literally couldn't pick out one single fault. The table plan is done in such a way that each table has their own privacy, you are not sitting on top of the people beside you in the next table, there is literally nothing worse than been able to hear the conversation beside you - so me been the unsociable person I am you can probably guess I was well impressed with the table plan. The staff were top notch on the night super friendly and helpful and lastly the most important bit the food was obviously absolutely out of this world, it's probably the first time I've ever cleared my plate, no exaggeration.

As party season is slowly approaching, I would highly recommend the Lava Rock for your party night destination. As I've said numerous times now,  I am possibly your worst nightmare of a customer as I am so picky so if you can impress me you are doing fairly alright. You can check out their Facebook by clicking on this link-->Lava Rock or you can check out their website -->Lava Rock where it has there menus online. That's all for this week I hope you enjoyed reading my post.
Until Next Time.
Much Love,
Caoimhe X










Sunday, 9 October 2016

Trust The Timing Of Your Life..

In September 2012, I entered Transition Year in School for many people it's the best year of your life and for others it may not be,  for me it was pretty bitter sweet as I parted from my group of friends that I had spent my whole childhood with, as I was the only one out of my group of friends to opt for Transition Year. I previously told you all that 2012 was possibly the worst year of my whole life as it was the year when my health was the worst that it had ever been. I decided that participating in Transition Year would be the best option for me as I was in and out of hospital and it would only result in me missing out on too much school.

From 2012 onwards my whole life became a worry. I began to worry about literally every little thing in the world. My biggest worry was my career, when you hit the age of 15 or 16 life gets that little bit more stressful as you have to start preparing yourself for the big bad world.   The conversation about what you would like to do in College is something that is talked about on a daily basis and I used to freak out about it as I literally had no idea what I wanted to do or on the other hand what type of career I would be physically able for with my illness.

1st to 3rd year I was achieving really good grades in school but as the time went on and I started to get sicker and sicker.  I was missing more and more school and as you can imagine that resulted in my grades drastically dropping, so of course that was another factor I had to worry about. When you are 15 years old all you should be worrying about is what you are going to wear to the next disco not worrying about where you will be in 3 or 4 years time, but unfortunately I wasn't that type of teenager.

Stress and ME (Caoimhe Hickey) and M.E ( Myalgic Encephalomyelitis) don't go well together,  you can imagine the effect that all of the stress was having on my body, so I decided at the beginning of 6th Year that I would take a year out of school once I had the Leaving Cert completed- that way I wouldn't be beating myself up over having to achieve a specific amount of points and what would be  at the end of the day.

I finished the Leaving Cert and I actually surprised everyone including myself with my Leaving Cert results  so you're probably thinking that by settling on taking a year out that everything settled down and I started to relax again but in reality things got worse. I was watching everyone's snapchat stories of been on nights out in College having the time of their life and I was still sitting at home freaking out about what I would end up doing with myself. Keep in mind my friends that I parted with in Transition Year are now in their final year of College which was extremely over whelming for me as I knew they would have a Degree and I was still deciding what I wanted to do, I lost my appetite, I was loosing out on sleep and over all I turned into the most moodiest person in this world. No joke, I became miserable.

I Finally decided that I had to pull myself together and stop worrying about the future and what will be will be. The minute I stopped beating myself up,everything began to fall into place. I found a new found love for writing, I decided to share my passion for fashion,beauty and health and I began to share it publically.  6 months to the exact date I began blogging I have over 1000 followers, I have a slot on TippFm Radio every Tuesday at 2.30p.m. on the Owen Lonergan Show. I have written an article for Stellar Magazine(which should be in the November edition), reported for Dublin Fashion Fetsival and lastly the news I have been dying to share with you all.....

I am now a Regional Reporter for Brendan Courntey and Sonya Lennon,s Company FaFinder- previously known as Frockadvisor. Brendan Courtney asked me to be the Regional Reporter for the south of Ireland on the very last day of Dublin Fashion Festival. I was waiting to clarify all the details before I announced it.  . I will be bringing you the latest updates of fashion available from each county in the south of Ireland which is so surreal.

This is something I have always wanted to do ever since I was a young girl and I am absolutely blown away with the amount of opportunities I have been fortunate enough to be given at such a young age. I finally found something that I was passionate about and the minute I found my inner happiness my whole outlook on life changed. If there is anyone out there who might feel or have felt how I did over the past few years- please please please don't give up on your dreams. Do not compare your situation to anyone else's  "what's meant for you certainly won't pass you", my mother has always told me that from a young age and its only now that I am realising that she has always been right, but we all have to learn the hard way and expierence it for ourselves. At the end of the day there is no elevator to success you have to take the stairway.

That's all for now, I hope that you enjoyed reading this weeks blog post, I will be starting my Regional work with FaFinder within the next week or two so stay tuned as ill be filling you in on all of the details and just remember......


Until next Time.
Much Love,
Caoimhe x