Sinead McIntyre

5 days ago | thesun.co.uk | Sinead McIntyre

FROM incredible wildlife to awe-inspiring rockets, Editor in Chief Sinead McIntyre and her family have a really wild time in Florida. Think of Florida, and you probably picture that little guy with the big ears, fairy-tale princesses and death-defying rollercoasters. But there is so much more to the Sunshine State, as we found out when we took a trip to the Space Coast. From beautiful beaches and stunning wildlife to actual astronauts, it’s chock-full of bucket-list activities.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Sinead McIntyre

ITALY is one of my favourite countries to visit. So much so, I got married there 17 years ago. I love the people, the food, the wine – and the scenery is pretty awesome, too. But it can be pricey, especially when you have two teenagers to factor in, who are also often hard to entertain. Thankfully, we found everything we were after – beautiful beaches, affordable restaurants, activities, water slides and the option to self-cater – at five-star Union Lido Eurocamp.

Nov 16, 2024 | thesun.co.uk | Sinead McIntyre |Beth Neil

From the moment they captured our hearts on The X Factor, Fabulous readers couldn’t get enough of One Direction. In all, the band appeared on our cover four times between 2011 and 2015. We saw the boys change immeasurably, from the fresh-faced stars of our Teen Issue to jaded and exhausted 20-somethings who, despite still being incredibly good-natured, were desperate for time out of the spotlight.

Nov 9, 2024 | thesun.co.uk | Sinead McIntyre

WADING out of the sea, my daughter Riley is breathless with excitement as she tells me a huge turtle has just floated under her as she was swimming. Bearing in mind she is 13 and rarely excited by anything these days, it’s clearly an impressive sight. That is just one of many things that will wow us on our week in Sarigerme, on Turkey’s Dalaman coast. It’s been almost three decades since I last visited Turkey – on a girls’ holiday to tourist hot spot Marmaris.

May 18, 2024 | thesun.co.uk | Sinead McIntyre

Meandering along the river, past students reclining on the banks, we soak up the rays as our guide steers us down the River Cam. A Pimm’s boat stops alongside us to serve me and my husband Alistair tipples, which we sip as we float past the college buildings steeped in history. As history is my 13-year-old twins’ favourite subject, it’s safe to say our Cambridge break is floating all of our boats. Punting tours cost from £19 for adults, £11 for children, for 45 minutes (Scudamores.com).