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Sasha Donnellan Has Launched a Very Cute Claddagh Tee

West Coast Creatives

Sasha Donnellan Has Launched a Very Cute Claddagh Tee

Westport native Sasha Donnellan is fast emerging as one of Ireland's most exciting fashion voices. Now based in London, her work blends fine art, history, and the emotional pull of Connemara.

Meet Spice Vintage's Gracie Collier: Sustainable Style and the Lure of the West Coast

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Meet Spice Vintage's Gracie Collier: Sustainable Style and the Lure of the West Coast

The woman behind some of the country’s finest second hand and vintage finds on the draw of the west an setting up a new studio space in Sligo.

Siobhan McNutt: The Galway Artist Capturing Ireland's Coastal Mood

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Siobhan McNutt: The Galway Artist Capturing Ireland's Coastal Mood

Rooted in the textures of Donegal and the waters of the west, Siobhan McNutt's art captures the mood and magic of Ireland's coastline.

Galway & Me: Liv Vintage Studio's Olivia Lavelle on City Walks, Vintage Finds and Neurodiverse Design

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Galway & Me: Liv Vintage Studio's Olivia Lavelle on City Walks, Vintage Finds and Neurodiverse Design

She's built a community creative studio in the heart of Galway, been named a rising star at Dublin Independent Fashion Week, and still finds her flow walking the Long Walk with a coffee in hand.

Meet Bríd Ní Neachtain: Champion of Irish Stories On Stage and Screen

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Meet Bríd Ní Neachtain: Champion of Irish Stories On Stage and Screen

From her breakout role in Dancing at Lughnasa to Banshees of Inisherin, Bríd Ní Neachtain has always been drawn to telling women’s stories.

Therese Healy Kelly Clinic Director at The Kelly Clinic

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Therese Healy Kelly: Life Between Clinics and Canvases

Balancing life as an artist and clinic director, Therese Healy Kelly paints rich, abstracted realism inspired by Galway’s landscapes.

Niamh Regan: "I Just Have to Follow My Gut"

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Niamh Regan: "I Just Have to Follow My Gut"

Galway singer-songwriter Niamh Regan on how making her difficult second album freed her.