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  • 5 days ago | irishpost.com | Kevin Pilley

    THE service at Northern Ireland’s newest five-star luxury hotel, the 35-suite Dunluce Lodge overlooking the fourth fairway of Royal Portrush Golf Club, which hosts the 153rd Open Championship (July 13-20), is impressive. They rang me several days before I arrived. And asked me - as they doubtless will Rory McIlroy who he will be based there for the week- what I wanted to drink on my arrival. Prosecco, Long Meadow Farm apple juice or Magharamourne spring water?

  • 6 days ago | upscalelivingmag.com | Kevin Pilley

    Spring has sprung-ish. And it will soon be pink gin time again. The first pink gin was concocted by members of the British Royal Navy in the mid-19th century with sweet Plymouth gin and a single dash of Angostura bitters, which were used to combat seasickness. The  House of Angostura was founded to sell bitters to sailors.

  • 6 days ago | upscalelivingmag.com | Kevin Pilley

    Mango on Monday. British Racing Green on Tuesday. Daffodil on Wednesday. Deep Purple on Thursday. Pink on Friday. Saffron on Saturday and White on Sunday. Spots can be attractive and mustard, hazelnut, cannonball grey, and Earl Grey too. Believing that what catches a lady’s eye first is a gentleman’s socks, two Scottish gentlemen formed the London Sock Company.

  • 1 week ago | upscalelivingmag.com | Kevin Pilley

    Luca Guadagnino’s Challenger saw a soar of interest and surge in flirty visors, cute ponytail caps, dainty ruffled crew socks and flattering skort sales. But tennis is not all Lacoste, Loewe tennis ball heels, vintage-inspired V-neck sweaters, sweater vests, popped-up collars, up-to-moment trainers, cool design wristbands, Brunello Cucinelli’s latest “sportivo chic” capsule, and broderie and Yesim Philip’s broderie and Brazilian lace outfits.

  • 2 weeks ago | on-magazine.co.uk | Kevin Pilley

    By Kevin Pilley, April 2025Iceland has its own Loch Ness Monster—not a lot of people know that. They call it “The Wyrm”. The elusive creature is supposed to live in Lagarfljot, a very deep, glacial-fed, freshwater lake near Egilsstaðir on the west coast of Iceland. It was first sighted in 1345 and described as a serpent with humps. A myth grew up that it incubated gold at the bottom of the fjord.

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