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Jillian Bolger

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As seen in: Irish Examiner, Lonely Planet, The Irish Times, Irish Independent, Business Post, Image Magazine, Inkl, Silicon Canals
Food and Travel Editor, @IrishExaminer • Writer, Lonely Planet, Discover Ireland etc • Freelance copywriter for luxury brands • Mum, optimist, runner

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The green gap is expanding: here’s how to get a career in sustainability

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By Jillian Bolger Verified
| Silicon Canals Verified
Many of us change jobs every few years, although far fewer change careers entirely or switch sectors. While many skills are transferable across industries, the drive towards a sustainable world economy has created a new niche – green jobs – where the demand is outpacing the production of green talent. The green economy cannot happen without closing the sustainability skills gap, and there’s every reason to believe you can be a part of the conversation.
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The fantastic flavours of Istanbul - a tour of the local hotspots and Michelin recommendations

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By Jillian Bolger Verified
| Inkl
‘These guys’ are some of the 70 bakers working at Karaköy Güllüoğlu, in the world’s first baklava factory, set in Karaköy, one of Istanbul’s oldest neighbourhoods. The traditional Turkish pastry may seem ubiquitous here, but it was Güllü’s family that first brought the regional delicacy to Istanbul in 1949, his great-great grandfather having perfected the family recipe in south-east Turkey over 100 years earlier.
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House Tour: Downsizing lessons from this gorgeous Dublin mews

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By Jillian Bolger Verified
| Image Magazine
You’d never guess that the owners of this knock-out contemporary home in Co Dublin had spent most of their lives living with beautiful antiques. With their children moved out and their Georgian terrace feeling unnecessarily large, the design-loving couple decided to decamp to the mews at the end of their beloved garden and start over.
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