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The September/October edition of Louth Life is packed full of fantastic local content
Autumn is the perfect time to settle in with the latest edition of Louth Life.
Our team has been gathering inspiring stories from across the county - celebrating the people, places and passions that make the Wee County unique.
Award-winning author Jaki McCarrick shares how Dundalk and the border remain a constant presence in her plays and poetry.
Fra Lucchesi takes us from soldier to wedding photographer, opening The Town Studio alongside James Matthews.
Linda Scott, wedding planner at the Four Seasons Hotel Carlingford, explains why craic agus ceol are at the heart of every great celebration.
Designer Niamh Gillespie, founder of Tidings, reveals how a message in a bottle sparked her unique scarves, while artist Barry Finnegan - better known as Ominous Omin, talks about carving his own path in street art and graffiti.
Ceramicist Etaoin O’Reilly, co-founder of Bó Studios in Dundalk, shares her passion for working with clay.
In Carlingford, Mark Woods of Kingfisher Bistro reflects on 28 years of serving locals and visitors with his love of home cooking.
From food and fashion to art, weddings and local stories - it’s all waiting for you in this jam-packed issue of Louth Life.
Thank you for supporting local voices and creativity. We hope you enjoy reading this edition as much as we enjoyed putting it together.
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