Autumn / Winter Beauty Trends – in the (Mammy) bag
*This is a collaborative post* I’ve been going out a lot lately. A few things have come up that we had tickets to – a concert, a comedy gig and then there was the book […]
Articles by LadyNicci
December Girl Book Launch – The photos and the gossip
Lads, I don’t know which end of me is up. I’ve been trying to write this blog post for over a week now. Trying is the wrong word. Thinking about writing it is what I […]
Five things you probably didn’t know about your Netflix subscription
What do you say when Netflix comes knocking on your email box and says… fancy a trip to London? If your answer is anything other than YES, YAHA, PLEASE and OOOO CAN I GO NOW, […]
Busy times, being Mammy and some book and blog updates
Woah. Stop the world. And let me off. Only joking. Faster faster! Things are going so well at the minute. I’m sure I’ll look back on this period in my life as very positive. And […]
LadyNicci shortlisted in two Irish Blog Awards
It’s always a good day when you get shortlisted for anything. Shortlists are so sweet. You’ve made it past the longlist. You’ve been judged. You’re part of the selected. There is hope you’ll make it […]
One week without your mobile phone – could you survive?
Have you ever gone without your phone for a week? Either by choice as a detox, on holiday when you forgot the charger or post music festival when you arrive home in a confused blaze […]
10 little things making my life more beautiful
Oh did I say beautiful? Sorry, I meant… em… sweeter. Nicer. More pleasant. Just a bit ‘oh’ in the day. I’ve been keeping note of these items since the second born came along – little […]
Villa Pia, Italy – I’m coming for you #spon
Here are the things I like about Italy. Red wine. Pasta. Sunshine. Red wine. In my dreams, when they happen, which is rare because sleep is a coma filled few minutes of pillow drool in […]
Standing, blinking, into the light
Light. Wonderful, wonderful light. Winter babies should come with a warning: may lead to solitary confinement. Take care with curtains. Remember to open them. Get out, for God sake, get out. It may have helped. […]
UncommonGoods.com – 11 gifts you need in your life #spon
I was fishing around in my junk email folder last week – as you do, you’ll find some crackers in there – and I came across an email about writing a post for UncommonGoods.com. Hmmm, […]
In search of the fairy trail – a trip to Slieve Gullion Forest Park
We’d heard some good reports about a fairy trail located in North Louth and on a whim recently, we decided to pack a picnic and pile into our new vehicle for a short road trip. […]
I’ve signed a book deal. Just call me Obama.
What’s that saying – you wait ages for a bus and then three show up at a once? How about if the buses are writing successes? Are the feelings the same? Relief. Joy. Tears? Ok […]
Book Review: Midnight Blue by Simone Van Der Vlugt
One of my favourite books I read last year was The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton, which is a historical fiction novel set in Amsterdam in the 1600s. I loved the detail of the time – […]
Win! The Woman at 72 Derry Lane by Carmel Harrington
Carmel Harrington is back with a gorgeous new book called The Woman at 72 Derry Lane. I already have a copy so I am giving the review copy I was sent (complete with personal inscription […]