THE JANUARY ISSUE OUT NOW
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
Hello 2023! For our first issue of the year, which is on shelves now, we have channelled themes of sustainability, hope and adventure. Our main feature, Changing Tides highlights the strength, determination and self-awareness of two of the best athletes in the world, both from Galway. Their stories are motivational, but not in the way one might expect at this time of year. Instead we have focused on the importance of purpose, passion and vulnerability for the future. This issue is also packed full of content to uplift you for the months ahead including interviews, slow-fashion revolutionaries ..read more
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Festive Guide – Supporting Local
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
‘Tis the season to explore some of the best the west has to offer with our ultimate festive guide. From dining out, staff parties, and sommelier level wine knowledge to show stopping hampers, party ready outfits, and gifting for all budgets, we’ve compiled our top recommendations, which will remove the hassle from this busy time of the year and instead allow you to put your feet up and enjoy the holidays with your loved ones. Woolow – The Gift of Sleep Give a present which can be used straight away and will benefit the person for years to come. Give the Gift of Sleep with a Woolow. Create ..read more
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Elevated Basics: The Autumn Capsule Edit
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
While Summer might have been all about bold statement pieces, the changing of the seasons has us focusing on creating a transitional capsule wardrobe filled with timeless staples. Look sustainably chic with our selection of interchangeable pieces that complement each other and work with your existing wardrobe, saving you time, money and stress when putting your Autumnal outfits together. Arket Striped Cotton Jumper €79 Les Jumelles Acne Studios grey-face-beanie €130 Cos wide leg pleated trousers €115 Paul Green loafers SHENEIL €160 Stutterheim Stockholm Jacket, Khaki Green, K ..read more
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Flea Stylin’
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
After selling vintage treasures from her wardrobe when she was 17, Chloë Redmond fell in love with the atmosphere of the Flea Style market. F​​rom here, she was inspired to keep sourcing and selling vintage while making her own jewellery and clothing under her brand Lemon Queen. In 2019, Chloë took over the running of the market, and after a two year hiatus, this haberdashery of preloved gems is back and bursting with colour in Galway’s Westend.  Can you tell us a little bit about the Flea Style market you run and what is available?  Flea Style Market is a once a month event in Ara ..read more
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A Legacy of Style at the Iconic Hardiman Hotel
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
The Hardiman Hotel’s ‘Legacy of Style’ Ladies Day Competition takes place this Thursday July 28 from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Enjoy a complimentary glass of bubbles, great entertainment and be in with a chance to win a fantastic stylish prize.  Stylish ladies are invited to the Hotel this Thursday evening to enjoy a complimentary glass of bubbles and be in with a chance to win a fantastic stylish prize – a €1,500 voucher for Les Jumelles Boutique, a €1,000 cash prize, plus a two  night stay for two in a suite at The Hardiman Hotel, a bottle of Champagne on arrival and dinner for 2 in the G ..read more
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Ladies Day Style Tips with Mandy Maher
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
With the hotly anticipated Best Dressed Lady Competition at the Galway Races only days away, head judge Mandy Maher shares the style scoop on what undoubtedly promises to be an unmissable day out for fashion lovers as well as her tips for dressing for Ladies Day! What are you expecting to see at this summer’s Racing Festival?  I don’t know what to expect this year as fashion has evolved so much in the last few years. However, I do hope to see plenty of colour. What style tips would you give when dressing for Ladies Day? The best style tip I can give to anyone dressing for Ladies Day is t ..read more
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Racing Ready with Tom Lee
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
After completing well over a decade as both RTE and Channel 4 Racing’s betting expert, Tom Lee now works in various roles, including as a presenter and pundit across various sports TV channels. He also runs a bespoke wealth management and investment firm. A regular at Ballybrit, Tom knows something about what to wear at the Galway Races. With the Galway Races just around the corner, what are you looking forward to most at this summer’s Racing Festival?  The people! Being back amongst that unique mix of 30,000 happy souls all dressed up and wanting to get together and have a great time. T ..read more
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Five Tips for Buying Pre-loved Clothes
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
words by Erin Grant @papermachemind Second hand fashion is on trend, and with so many charity shops, flea markets and re-selling platforms available we could be tempted to buy much more than we need, or shop aimlessly. If we make considered choices when shopping second-hand, and follow some rules of thumb, we can help the planet even further. Here are 5 tips for buying preloved clothing which will help you curate the second hand wardrobe of your dreams! Do you already have something similar? First things first, do you think we should bring this home? When we ask ourselves this question ..read more
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Making a Statement: Róisín Dockry
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
Galway Designer Róisín Dockry specialises in luxury slow fashion. She is currently working from her studio in Barcelona where she creates bespoke feminine pieces with unique statement silhouettes and elegant compositions that empower the wearer and inspire confidence. Róisín has always found inspiration in her surroundings and in her personal experiences, with strong references to nostalgic memories such as her grandmother, who shared the same creative passion for hand making garments. From the traditional boats of her home town Galway to her current experiences in the creative city of Barce ..read more
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Thriftify Search for Ireland’s Next Top Sustainable Stylist
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by GalwayNow
1y ago
Online charity shop “Thriftify” have launched a nationwide search for Ireland’s next top sustainable stylist. The online fashion styling competition is encouraging all slow fashion fans to apply to take part this summer and show the nation that sustainable fashion is the way of the future.   Hosted by sustainable influencer “Kavita She Wears Fashion” the competition hopes to show fashion fans that you can be both stylish and sustainable by shopping pre-loved and that being fashionable doesn’t have to cost the planet.   Fast fashion accounts for up to 10% of all global emi ..read more
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