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The cover of the current issue of Louth Life
The new edition of Louth Life is in stores now across the county!
With the brighter days and longer evenings it is the perfect time to embrace the positive vibes and shine a light on the vibrant communities and thriving businesses that make the Wee County great.
This edition is packed full of inspiring interviews and quality lifestyle content celebrating the best of living in Louth.
In our feature interview, stylist and influencer Caroline McElroy, speaks about the power of personal style and how she is helping women rediscover their confidence through fashion.
Louth businesswoman Maureen Hoey shares how losing her job during Covid and the passing of her father resulted in her setting up her business mojo&co, which gives people the powerful tools to journal for well-being and positivity.
Illustrator Sophie Coyle talks about fulfilling her “lifelong dream” of creating a graphic novel during her Creative Residency with An Táin Arts Centre, while local fashion designer and sewing tutor Elizabeth Adejoke Omowumi shares her passion for upcycling old clothes.
Joanne Murphy, who has been a volunteer with the Dundalk Sub Aqua Search and Rescue Unit for over two decades, speaks to Louth Life about bringing comfort and closure to families in need.
We also take a moment to reflect, as some well-known Louth faces reveal the advice they’d give to their 16-year-old selves, while comedian Shinanne Higgins reveals her Seven Deadly Sins.
And for the foodies we’ve rounded up some of the best local spots to head for a tasty treat.
Head Chef at the award-winning Square Restaurant in Dundalk speaks about his love of cooking and reveals one of his favourite dishes on their menu, while Michael John Hanlon gives the scoop on Muchrange Farm's new gelato range.
We also have plenty of fashion; home and garden ideas to refresh your space;and a listing of events around the county to keep your calendar full of fun thins to do, along with much more.
We'd like to thank you for all your support, and we hope you enjoy delving into this issue of Louth Life!
Louth Life, priced at €3.95, is available in newsagents across the county.
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