Greetings to all who have arrived at my blog via the Ikea online magazine!I'd be delighted it you'd stick around and have a read of my blog and leave me some comments :-) Even better I'd love if you would add me and follow my blog! If you leave a comment below with your blog details I'll be sure to follow you back!So as I said, please stick around and have a little nose around. For your convenience I have listed some of my personal favourite blog posts from the last year or two that might be of interest to you!Anything below sound...
Monday, 24 February 2014
Sunday, 23 February 2014
Breakfast recommendations - Dublin
Posted on 11:04 by gowtyer

Okay so here are two of my top recommendations for breakfast in Dublin.If you want a fantastically flavoured greasy humongous breakfast then get yourself into Hobarts in Ranelagh. See top left and bottom right pics above.They do good coffee too! But if you want a fantastically flavoured full of feelgood type of breakfast you need to try out the Fumbally Cafe. They don't have a huge menu but my god what they have on it...
Thursday, 20 February 2014
Exciting news! 25th of February - watch this space!!!!!!
Posted on 13:39 by gowtyer
Ikea! Exciting news!I think by now you all know how obsessed I am with Ikea :-) I love going to the Dublin store and pottering around and of course I looooove their furniture. As regular followers of this blog know, I did a recent refurb of my house and used a lot of Ikea!So I am very excited to tell you all that I am going to be in the Ikea online magazine!!! A little mini-feature with a photograph of myself and Harry the cat and some of my refurbed rooms. It is due out on the 25th of February and of course I shall be sure to post...
Sunday, 16 February 2014
Dublin
Posted on 06:50 by gowtyer

I love the docks area of DublinThe waves of Bus Arasbeside the straight lines of Liberty Hallbeside the curve of the dome of the Custom House.Dublin, where an old warehouse is transformed and the slanted shape of the roof extends upwards where the old Harbour Masters House serves fresh Guinness on tapDublin, where leaping salmon inspires street lightingand where old boat lifting equipment stands tall and proud pointing to the fut...
Monday, 10 February 2014
TV unit
Posted on 12:42 by gowtyer
I have been waiting on this TV unit to come into stock in Ikea, oh since only about October!!!!And it's still not in stock - and no prediction of when it will be in stock.SO! As much as I love this "Stockholm" unit I cannot wait any longer and I have started looking for alternatives. Enid told me about a cool place called Table Lighting Chair who sell old vintage restored furniture so myself and David went out to have a look last week....
Saturday, 8 February 2014
Homeless in Dublin - Emergency shelter/Civil Defence hostel
Posted on 14:03 by gowtyer
On the news tonight there was a report on a temporary hostel for homeless people being ran currently by the Civil Defence (in the Civil Defence HQ, Wolfe Tone Quay).Due to the bad weather (cold and rain) and due to the amount of people homeless on the streets of Dublin the Civil Defence have been requested to run an emergency/temporary hostel.It makes me sad to think of the homeless problem we have, but it was heartening to see the support and set-up by the Civil Defence. They have a big hall with 20 camp beds. Every tenant for the night...
Thursday, 6 February 2014
Pantigate
Posted on 12:28 by gowtyer
For the last three weeks a large debate about homophobia, gay marriage and gay adoption has been raging.It all started when a man named Rory O'Neill (alter ego Panti Bliss) was interviewed on a primetime chat show RTE's "The Saturday Night Show" and spoke about the homophobia he encounters in his life and sees in newspapers etc. When asked to name these homophobic people by the presenter (Brendan O'Connor) he named Breda O'Brien, John Waters and The Iona Institute. He then finished with the immortal line "FECK OFF OUTTA MY LIFE IONA INSTITUTE".Post...
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