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A tucked away Dublin mews has been turned into a light-filled sanctuary

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By Amanda Kavanagh
| Image Magazine
Skip to content Image / Living / Interiors by 16th Jun 2026 A chance discovery led one homeowner from a prominent Georgian terrace to this private mews, which has been transformed into a bright, calm space that preserves its historic character. In the middle of Dublin city lies a secluded bolthole that owner Trish discovered by chance. While living on Pembroke Road, she was out for an afternoon stroll. “I was going for a walk with my daughter, and she said to me, ‘one of these mews is for sale’.
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This Dublin Bay home blends family history with modern design to create a peaceful sanctuary

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By Amanda Kavanagh
| Image Magazine
The design honours the home’s past, and embraces its coastal views. Perched on a slight slope, with sweeping views across Dublin Bay, stands a reimagined 1950s bungalow that blends the familiar with the contemporary. Originally it was one of four houses, and from the road retains a low profile, respecting its origins.
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Things to Do in Galway this August

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By Amanda Kavanagh
| Galway Now
Arty July gives way to a more relaxed pace in August, though a number of significant annual celebrations ensures the city and county has a unique mix of culture, community, activism, and tradition to sate every appetite. Admire Now in its 46th year, Cruinniú na mBád, meaning “gathering of the boats”, will bring 100  traditional wooden boats, called Galway Hookers, to Kinvara’s harbour.
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