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IMAGE is a fashion and lifestyle magazine from Ireland that first hit the shelves in 1975. With a monthly readership of 120,000, it proudly holds the title of being 'Ireland's most popular glossy magazine.'

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July Guide: 15 of the best events happening around Ireland

2 days ago | image.ie | Sarah Gill

Galway International Arts Festival, West Cork Literary Festival, and the return of THISISPOPBABY’s RIOT are among the best events happening this July.
The Irish style set on the festival fashion trends we’ll be seeing this summer

3 days ago | image.ie | Sarah Gill

Polka dots, Western styling and micro-mini shorts are among the key trends to look out for this festival season, but our expert style set are forecasting a renewed sense on individualism this summer with handmade jewellery and DIY tees set to make an appearance in the festival fields. Personal stylist Kara O’SullivanFestival season is one of my favourites! I’m so excited to see all of the looks over the coming weeks and months.
Wellness Diaries: Yoga teacher and holistic wellness professional Margaret Young

4 days ago | image.ie | Sarah Gill

Yoga teacher, Ayurvedic nutritionist and holistic wellness coach Margaret Young shares how she balances the demands of her busy life with daily wellness tools. I wake… at around 7am. I am an early bird but not too early. I like to teach or attend early morning yoga or Pilates classes, so in that case it’s a 6am rise. If I wake extra early then I have time to go to my home studio for Sadhana (spiritual practice), which involves lighting some incense, practicing yoga and listening to mantra (chants).
Scrumdiddlyumptious Festival of Food curator Samuel McKenna shares his life in food

5 days ago | image.ie | Sarah Gill

Samuel McKenna, curator and programmer of the Scrumdiddlyumptious Festival of Food at Kaleidoscope presented by Glenveagh, shares his life in food, from his earliest memories to his favourite flavours and culinary inspirations. Scrumdiddlyumptious Festival of Food offering at Kaleidoscope presented by Glenveagh, food and flavour have always been a massive part of Samuel McKenna’s life.
Page Turners: ‘Girl With A Fork In A World Of Soup’ author Rosita Sweetman

5 days ago | image.ie | Sarah Gill

A writer and a feminist Rosita Sweetman returns to publishing after a 41 year hiatus with her incredible memoir, Girl With A Fork In A World Of Soup. Here, she reflects on finding the courage to face past traumas head on, the great works that inspire her, and the intimacy of reading. Girl With A Fork In A World Of Soup is a disarmingly candid portrayal of Rosita Sweetman’s turbulent upbringing and a marriage marked by abuse and frequent infidelity.
The IMAGE staffers share what’s on their summer wishlists

1 week ago | image.ie | Sarah Gill

New season scents, sequin skirts and chic interior additions are among the (many, many) items making up our summer wishlists. Here’s what else we’re shopping for this month. Dominique McMullan, Editorial Director, IMAGE.ieThis summer has a distinct feeling of freedom, with the kids being that little bit older. So my wishlist mostly consists of activities that for the last five years, were not really possible.
Alma Kelliher: ‘Success in the arts can look different to success in other fields’

1 week ago | image.ie | Sarah Gill

Award-winning composer, musician and sound designer Alma Kelliher (AKA Lux Alma) talks life in the arts, THISISPOPBABY, and the works that mean the most to her. Award-winning composer, musician and sound designer Alma Kelliher (also known as Lux Alma) works across many art forms including film, theatre, dance, visual art and music.
This exhibition brings together artists, craftspeople, and companies at the frontier of contemporary Irish design

1 week ago | image.ie | Megan Burns

Make sure to check it out before it’s gone. Running from June 20-27 at 18 Ormond Quay Upper in Dublin 7, A Different Kettle of Fish Altogether is the first exhibition from Fort Gallery. a newly established platform for material culture and craft. It seeks to reimagine the identity of Irish craft, both domestically and internationally, by providing an independent platform for artists, makers, and companies.
This Rathfarnham house has been turned into a bright, contemporary space

1 week ago | image.ie | Megan Burns

While previously dark and dated, a fresh scheme and details such as bespoke furniture have made it feel polished and welcoming. When Margaret Mallon of Power2design first saw this home in Rathfarnham, Dublin, it felt dated due to dark floors, lots of pine, and lots of dividing walls. “It lacked the modern conveniences of a new build, such as open plan spaces, up to date kitchen and cooking facilities and walk-in wardrobes,” she says.
Swapping my TV for a projector was the best decision: here’s what to know if you’re considering one

1 week ago | image.ie | Megan Burns

Image / Living / Interiors Not only does it remove a TV as a focal point in your space, I’ve actually found it a more enjoyable watching experience. Moving into my home last year, the living room quickly became my favourite space in the house. It has tall ceilings, large windows, and generous proportions. However, there was no obvious place to put a TV.