Dia daoibh! Spring cleaning has arrived, which is that magical time of year when you open a drawer “just for a quick tidy” and somehow end ...

 Dia daoibh! It is that glorious time of year again when suddenly everyone owns a shamrock somewhere on their clothing. Happy St Patrick’s ...

Dia daoibh! March in Ireland means one thing and it is not subtle. Leprechauns appear from nowhere. Everything turns green. Shops exp...

Dia daoibh! March in Ireland is that lovely in-between month where the days get longer, the light gets brighter, and we all optimisti...

Dia daoibh! There is something very civilised about baking a few scones on a Wednesday morning. Not a weekend. Not a special occasion. Just...

Dia daoibh! March in Ireland arrives with leprechauns everywhere and pots of gold firmly on our minds. The shops are full of green, shiny t...

Dia daoibh! I do not know who needs to hear this but sausage rolls are a perfectly acceptable form of self care. I treated myself to a few ...

Dia daoibh! According to the radio there has not been a single day without rain since December 29th 2025. Not one. At this stage I am consi...

Dia daoibh! Fun February fact. It is the only month that regularly forgets how many days it is meant to have. Twenty eight. Somet...

Dia daoibh! I had two glorious days off before the next stretch of night shifts kicks in. Plenty of time, I told myself, to relax and watch...

Dia daoibh! Ah February. The month where the shops are absolutely heaving with chocolates in every flavour known to mankind and everything h...

Dia daoibh! Athbhliain faoi mhaise daoibh go léir! Wishing everyone a very happy New Year filled with good health...

Dia daoibh! We’re rocking the month of January… all 365 days of it. Honestly, is it just me or does January last longer than a queue at ...

Dia Daoibh! The next HQFCB challenge is Anything Goes Fantasy. For today's card, I kept things CAS using Mo Manning's ...

Dia Daoibh! The Quality Street saga continues ... honestly, at this point it’s less of a treat and more of a tragedy. First, they binned t...