Out Now! Pick up the latest edition of Louth Life magazine

As the evenings begin to draw in, the latest edition of Louth Life is here, bringing you an exciting mix of end-of-summer events, fascinating people and plenty of interesting features from around the county.

One of Ireland’s most respected children’s writers, Erika McCann, talks to us about creating her beautiful stories, the inspiration behind her work and her incredible achievement of winning the 2025 An Post Irish Book Award for Run Home, Little Fox.

We also meet artisan Úna Curley, who discovered a new creative language through contemporary art after leaving her career in communications. She shares her passion for traditional crafts, forgotten knowledge and finding new ways to bring these ideas into her work.

Foodies can get some valuable advice from David Kelly, Head Chef at Scholars Townhouse Hotel, as he talks about his passion for cooking, working with local produce and suppliers, and what he believes young chefs should know as they begin their careers.

For this month’s In the Bag feature, we take a peek at the everyday essentials carried by local celebrant, writer and teacher Aoife Curran-Butler, who certainly has plenty to keep her busy.

Fashion lovers are also in for a treat as we chat to Darren Guest, owner of independent business Pinstripe Punk. Darren tells us all about his passion for helping grooms find the perfect suit and creating a look that captures the personality and vibe of their big day.

We also meet Oscar Diaz, Education and Operations Manager at the Enterprise FabLab at Dundalk’s Creative Spark, who shares his fascinating journey from Yucatán, Mexico, to Ireland. He talks about the highs and lows of making such a big move and how he has combined his expertise and creativity to help create something extraordinary.

And, of course, our Calendar is packed with the best events happening throughout Louth, from festivals and entertainment to activities for all ages, ensuring there’s always something to look forward to.

So, as the evenings begin to cool and summer starts to fade, make the most of the season with the latest edition of Louth Life - packed with local stories, inspiration, great food, fashion and plenty of reasons to get out and explore.