After my recent posts about my friend’s hen parties (Goa and Windsor, as well as my hen party organiser tips), I thought it was about time that [ ... ]
In my experience, despite the distinct stereotypes and generalisations for just about every country in the world, there are few places that live up to theirs as well as Ireland. [ ... ]
This summer has involved a lot of travel for me, mostly due to the number of weddings (back in the UK and overseas) that I have been invited to attend. [ ... ]
Barcelona has been on my hot list for some time now, and on being invited to a friend’s wedding in Sitges I was delighted to see that the thoughtful and [ ... ]
When I think of Portugal, it’s normally the long sandy beaches, orange and lemon groves, and chaotic tourist shops drawn up from my memories of a childhood holiday in the [ ... ]
Not an affliction to be sniffed at (sorry, couldn’t resist!), hay fever has plagued my summers since I was a child – that is, until I fled the pollen and [ ... ]
As a hard-working expat, I generally only travel home once a year and these visits normally tie in with special occasions – weddings and big family birthdays being the main [ ... ]
It was a fantastic day at the races yesterday for Dubai World Cup, the world’s richest horse race, and after meeting plenty of people who had travelled into the UAE [ ... ]
As Irish people all over the world get ready for the biggest party of the year today, I thought it would be fitting to write a post about my travel [ ... ]
After spending some time updating my calendar with all of the unmissable events for the year ahead (I have six weddings alone for 2014 and scattered all over the world!) [ ... ]
