The latest edition of the fantastic Meath Live is on shelves now!!!

Check out the latest edition of our Meath Life magazine. As brighter days and longer evenings arrive, it’s the perfect time to celebrate the positive energy and spotlight the vibrant communities and thriving businesses that make the Royal County so special.

The April-May edition is packed full of inspiring interviews and quality lifestyle content celebrating the best of living in Meath. 

Sports broadcaster Aisling O’Reilly shares her journey into journalism, and her decision to leave Off the Ball for new challenges. 

Glass artist Aoife Burke, shares her journey through illness and caregiving. Through her art, she captures the essence of life’s fleeting moments, blending her personal journey with her love for nature and its profound, yet ever-changing beauty.

Executive chef at The Johnstown Estate, Tommy Butler, opens up to Meath Life about changes he would like to see in the industry.

Colm Philips, head roaster at The Studio Coffee Roasters, takes us through a day in the life of the Bettystown business. The company has grown to include six employees—including Colm’s sister Lara and mum Louise—and supplies over 300 stores nationwide, with expansion plans in the works.

Birds are chirping and the blue skies are bringing a sense of new beginnings—so why not have a read of our Healthy Habits To Adopt This Spring article?

Owner of ‘Make It Personal’ Gráinne Lyons speaks about her passion for creating personalised designs and what it means to be a woman in business.

Entrepreneur Alma Jordan shares her journey of becoming a dedicated advocate for farm safety, transforming education into an engaging and impactful experience.

Oldcastle’s Bríd Fanning speaks about taking the leap into full-time art, and what fuels her creativity.

So grab a coffee, find a sunny spot, and dive into the stories that celebrate the people, places, and passions that make Meath shine.