Don’t miss THE GLOSS MAGAZINE, out tomorrow, Thursday July 4, with The Irish Times …
There’s something about an Irish summer holiday. We daydream all year about our escape, even looking forward to the inevitable rainy days. The rush to the beach when the sun eventually does come out. The fish and chips by the pier and the glass of Guinness as the sun goes down. The piles of books and towels and togs and picnic baskets and, yes, the kitchen sink stuffed into the back of the car. And then there’s that long-awaited exhale, after you’ve settled into your new temporary holiday home, as the busyness of the last few months melts away and the bliss of the next few days or (lucky you!) weeks stretches ahead. Yes, there’s just something about an Irish summer holiday …
Find inspiration for an Irish summer in THE GLOSS July/August issue out tomorrow with The Irish Times. Penny McCormick heads south and explores staycation options in Cork and Kerry, from off-grid cabins to culinary tours, coastal retreats to luxury lodges, there’s something to suit every group. Aislinn Coffey shares Irish summer style tweaks, including surf suits, practical cardis and fisherman sandals (you might blend in with the locals!). If you’re staycationing in Dublin, Ciara McQuillan plans a summer bucket list of sought-after restaurants you might just get a table at in the quieter months of July and August. And we explore the rise of padel in Ireland and share courts to visit around the country …
Also inside the issue: Susan Zelouf is feeling tipsy; Sarah Halliwell picks colourful beauty; we speak to Stanley Tucci about his visit to Ireland; Julie Dupouy identifies a new thirst for vegan wines; Kitty Coles enjoys messy meals and eating with her hands; Holly Hughes talks to a man on a no-fly mission around the globe; and we examine how Carol Bamford, founder of the Daylesford and Bamford empire, entertains …
For all of this and much, much more don’t miss THE GLOSS July/August issue out tomorrow, Thursday July 4, with The Irish Times.
THE GLOSS ON THE NEWSSTAND
If you miss THE GLOSS in The Irish Times, you can now pick up a newsstand version of the magazine, which is in selected supermarkets and newsagents on the following day after publication every month. This smaller format has a cover price of €4 …
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