Out Now! Pick up the latest edition of Louth Life magazine
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Our June/July edition is packed full of fantastic local content and summer inspiration
Summer is finally here! As the sun peeks its head above the horizon, it gives us great pleasure to welcome you to the June/July edition of Louth Life - the magazine for Louth people by Louth people.
Crack open this terrific issue and discover the inspirational stories and local pride that help make our county so unique.
We speak to Louth-based author Clara Kumagai about how she blends Japanese folklore with Irish influences; exploring grief, identity and the question of who gets to call a place home.
Sculptor Sandra Bell went from making sculptures in her kitchen to creating one of Dundalk's most renowned art pieces, Rhythm and Rhyme, which sits on Earl Street in commemoration of Bill Clinton’s ‘Mission of Peace’ visit in 2000. She reflects on her artistic journey.
Owner of KooKee and EatLoadedCookies, Pauline Clarke, talks about how she juggles running her business while raising four children with autism, being president of Network Louth, and founding Support 4 Carers, a support group for people who care for children with additional needs.
We also chat to Raha Indian’s Ashwarya Prasad about her passion for bringing Indian flavours to Dundalk, as well as her delicious new product line.
Meanwhile, The Bridal Studio owner Caoimhe Hughes shares expert tips on finding the perfect Debs dress, and Drogheda-born Patrick Hanlon - one-half of Sunday Times Ireland restaurant critics, GastroGays - reveals what's in his bag.
And no summer issue would be complete without seasonal inspiration with delicious recipes and festival-ready fashion.
Whether you’re relaxing by the pool or kicking back in the home county, put your feet up with a fruity cocktail and enjoy this issue of Louth Life.
From everyone here on the team - we hope you enjoy!
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