Isabela Boechat

1 week ago | thesun.ie | Isabela Boechat

WE all love a fresh curly blow-dry at the hair salon but what if you could get one at home without forking out hundreds of euros on a beauty tool? Popular products like the Dyson Airwrap can hit your pocket hard with its €499.99 price tag. So it is no surprise that beauty fans are seeking cheaper alternatives to create professional-looking styles at home without spending a fortune.

1 week ago | thesun.ie | Isabela Boechat

FASHION fans are scrambling to get their hands on a new check top that has dropped in Dunnes Stores - and it costs only €20. The Savida Bailey Check Top is now available online and in stores across the country. And it is priced at just €20. It is crafted from a soft, lightweight cotton with a subtle crinkled texture. The Savida Bailey Check Top is available in sizes XXS to XXL and it comes in check. The latest arrival features adjustable tie straps to ensure a perfect fit.

1 week ago | thesun.ie | Isabela Boechat

IRISH supermarkets are chock-a-block with cold treats for warm summer days - but which one will have you licking your lips with its bargain price? We took a pop at finding the best one on the market so you don't have to. With mercury hitting a record-breaking 25.9C in Ireland this week, there's nothing quite like an ice cream to cool you down. Irish supermarkets across the country have a range of cheap options to sink your teeth into.

2 weeks ago | thesun.ie | Isabela Boechat

THE HSE has issued an urgent warning over a bacterial infection caught outdoors in summer months that can lead to serious illness. And up to 400 people in Ireland are affected by the disease each year. Health chiefs have alerted the public to an infection that can be spread to humans by infected ticks. And it is easy to treat if it's diagnosed early. These are small brown bugs whose bite can cause Lyme disease. It is an illness caused by borrelia bacteria following a bite from an infected tick.

2 weeks ago | thesun.ie | Isabela Boechat

AN urgent "keep doors and windows closed" warning has been issued to households around Ireland as temperatures hit 25C. Many will be tempted to leave them open to cool down as mercury soars - but homeowners who do risk an unwanted insect visitors. Met Eireann said that today is the second time in Irish climate records that shaded air temperatures have gone above 25°C in April. Consequently, it is the second-earliest climatological summer day.