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New Coach Bay at Sligo Abbey Enhances Visitor Access to Iconic Heritage Site

A newly designated coach bay has been introduced outside the historic Sligo Abbey, offering significantly improved access for visiting tourists and school groups.

This enhancement allows coach operators to conveniently drop off and pick up visitors just steps away from one of Sligo’s most treasured heritage sites. The new coach bay is a welcome development for tour providers, educational groups, and independent travel planners seeking easier access to the Abbey — a treasure of Sligo and one of the key highlights of the Wild Atlantic Way experience in the northwest.

Sligo Abbey, dating back to the mid-13th century, is a unique Dominican Friary known for its sculptured tombs, well-preserved cloister, and Gothic and Renaissance architecture. The site draws thousands of visitors each year, and this new infrastructure improves the visitor experience while easing logistical challenges for group travel.

Cathaoirleach of Sligo County Council Cllr Declan Bree welcomed the move as a key step in facilitating heritage-led tourism and improving the visitor experience in Sligo. “Sligo County Council were delighted to collaborate with the team at Sligo Abbey and help facilitate this improvement to the visitor experience in Sligo. We place great value on our heritage and want to encourage more coach and school tour groups to enjoy this fascinating place that plays such a central role in the history of Sligo”.

It is expected that the new bay will encourage increased inclusion of the Abbey in regional tour itineraries and school excursions.

For more information about visiting Sligo including all of the experiences available please visit www.sligo.ie/visit and use the brand new Ideas Engine tool to create your personalised itinerary.

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Gearóid McDaid launches premier youth Surf invitational in Strandhill, Co. Sligo

Saltwater Festival is delighted to announce the debut of the first-ever Gearóid McDaid Invitational — a groundbreaking junior surf competition set to spotlight the future of Irish surfing. Ireland’s leading professional surfer Gearóid McDaid is set to launch a new benchmark in youth surfing with a one-day junior invitational event on the Wild Atlantic Coast.

Held in Strandhill and run in partnership with Irish Surfing, this elite contest will bring together 32 of the country’s most promising young surfers for a high-performance showdown.
“ Bringing my first invitational in conjunction with Irish Surfing to Strandhill means a lot to me — it’s where I grew up surfing and where my journey began. This event is all about giving the next generation of Irish surfers a real shot at something bigger, and showcasing the incredible talent we have right here at home.” — Gearóid McDaid Professional Surfer

This one-day junior surf competition will take place within a seven-day waiting period to allow for optimal conditions. The event features 32 junior competitors, 16 boys and 16 girls, selected by Gearóid McDaid. Two boys and two girls will earn Wild Card entries to the WSL Wild Atlantic Way Junior Pro, held during the Saltwater Festival in Bundoran. Winners will also receive prize packs courtesy of Rip Curl, Bell Surf, and Lost Shore. Runners-up may be considered as alternate wild card selections.

“ Delighted to be involved in the Gearoid McDaid Invitational. He has come up through the Irish Surfing system. This event represents a major step forward for competitive junior surfing in Ireland, and having it led by one of our most accomplished athletes makes it even more meaningful. It’s the kind of initiative that inspires young surfers and strengthens the future of Irish surfing.”
— Gavin McCrea, Technical Director, Irish Surfing

“ We’re thrilled to host the inaugural Gearóid McDaid Invitational as part of Saltwater Festival. This partnership is a perfect match — celebrating Irish surf culture, youth talent, and the energy that defines our coastline. Gearóid’s vision aligns perfectly with our mission to elevate Irish sport and community through world-class events alongside Irish Surfing ”
— Saltwater Festival Team

Anyone interested in taking part can visit www.saltwater.ie

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Blue Flag and Green Coast awards for Sligo

Sligo County Council has been notified by An Taisce of the results of the Council’s Blue Flag and Green Coast Award Applications for 2025. An Taisce have announced the International Blue Flag and Green Coast Award recipients for 2025.

The Irish Blue Flag Jury met on the 7th February 2025, and nominated sites for consideration to the International Blue Flag Jury for evaluation on 10th April 2025. The International Jury have awarded 2 Blue Flags and 4 Green Coast awards to Sligo for the 2025 season.

The awards were presented by Mr. James Browne T.D., Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, at a ceremony held in the Ravenport Resort, Wexford on Friday 16th May 2025.

Following the consideration by the International Jury, both Rosses Point and Enniscrone were awarded Blue flag status and also Green Coast Awards, while Dunmoran Strand and Streedagh Beach were awarded Green Coast Awards.

In total Sligo County Council will be awarded 2 Blue Flags and 4 Green Coast Awards for the 2025 bathing season. These awards are a recognition of the high-quality of the resorts and bathing water in Co Sligo.

The Blue Flag is an international award that recognises beach excellence and water quality.  The Blue Flag Programme is operated in Ireland by An Taisce.

The Green Coast Award is a symbol of environmental excellence and has been established to acknowledge, promote, and protect the environment of our beaches. The award is for beaches which have excellent water quality, but which are also prized for their natural, unspoilt environment. These sites must be managed in partnership with the local community to be considered for the Green Coast Award.

The Leas Cathaoirleach of Sligo County Council Councillor Edel McSharry has welcomed today’s announcement.

“Today’s announcement of two Blue Flags and four Green Coast Awards for Sligo’s beaches is a wonderful recognition of our ongoing efforts to protect and enhance our natural heritage. We are particularly thrilled that Rosses Point and Enniscrone have achieved dual Blue Flag and Green Coast status, alongside the continued success of Dunmoran Strand and Streedagh Beach. These awards are a testament to the hard work of local communities, volunteers, and Sligo County Council staff in protecting and enhancing our beaches.”

Sligo County Council acknowledges the continued support of the local community groups throughout the county in the management and pride they take in their local beaches, and  will continue to work with these communities towards achieving the highest environmental standards at all our beaches during the 2025 bathing season.

An intensive bathing water monitoring programme will shortly commence for the 2025 bathing season. Water quality at Enniscrone, Mullaghmore, Rosses Point, Streedagh and Dunmoran beaches will be monitored at least fortnightly during the bathing season, and results of this monitoring will be displayed locally at each beach, and on the Council’s website.

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Sligo County Council Launch First Ever Festivals & Events Strategy 2025 – 2029

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Full line-up revealed for Sligo’s Love Is A Stranger festival

The full line-up has been revealed for this year’s Love Is A Stranger one day festival in County Sligo.

Another Love Story, proud winners of IMRO Best Small Live Music Festival 2025, this week announced the final programme additions for the next edition of the roaming mini festival series, Love Is A Stranger.

The special event returns to the stunning Northwest countryside and beautiful surroundings of Juniper Barn, Ballymote, Co. Sligo, just as summer begins to bloom on Saturday May 17th.

International & local artists at Juniper Barn

Love Is A Stranger: Juniper Barn 25 features the customary eclectic Another Love Story blend of carefully selected local and international live artists & DJs, performing in & around the beautifully renovated 18th century barns & grounds of Juniper Barn – the perfect backdrop for an atmospheric early summer party. ⁠

The festival continues to fish in the well-stocked waters of the local Sligo scene, adding a host of local heroes to the already stacked line up of Irish and international guests, including: Crazy P (DJ) (UK) | Susan O’Neill | God Knows | RÓIS | Negro Impacto | Ultan O’BrienDotts O’Connor | Perlee | Pearse Mc Glouglin | Art Of Algebra (Live) | Dean Bryce (UK) | My Name Is John | January Winters | Hanna Hession & Rob Rua | Noone Boy | Turn It On! | Making Waves | John Graham | Coastal Movement | Subterranean Soul |The ALS Shift Shack Soundsystem feat Ali Morris | Andrew Kearney | Lucas Ogma and more.

Beyond the music: unique festival experiences

Beyond the music, festival-goers can look forward to the return of the much-loved Wild Folk Dining experience, hosted in the Turf Barn, offering a special pop-up feast of seasonal fare — accompanied by a few secret performances.

Adding to the atmosphere, Blaze It Sauna returns to Juniper Lake, alongside a vibrant collection of local artisan traders, the LIAS Kids Area and Garden Disco.

This year’s edition also features a special screening and Q+A with two heroes of the northwest surfing community, Alice Ward and Noah Lane, who will share their celebrated surf shorts, Salt and Blow In.

Festival director Emmet Condon shared his excitement ahead of the event: “With just a few weeks to go – we are so excited to return to the stunning Sligo countryside, as summer begins to bloom, with another trademark ALS collection of Irish and International live artists and djs, as well as The Wildfolk Dining Experience, secret pop up gigs, the Blaze It Sauna by Juniper Lake, a collection of artisan food providers, the LIAS Kids area and more – as we kick start festival season in truly beautiful fashion once again with 24 hours of magic at Love Is A Stranger : Juniper Barn on May 17th.”

Tickets & Event Info

Love Is A Stranger runs as an intimate one day + night event, with very limited Overnight Camping / Camper Van Attendee Tickets, and Day Attendee Tickets available.

Over 85% of day and overnight attendee tickets are available, while family tickets (two adults and two kids under 16) are limited.

Camper van passes are also limited.

⁠LIAS Juniper Barn is an over 20s event, under 16s are permitted, if with a guardian, and must be registered to attend. ID required.

Gates and the campsite open from 12pm on Saturday, May 17. The event runs from 1pm until 2am.

Love Is A Stranger will feature a host of delicious local artisan food providers.

Tickets and all info available on their website here.

Tickets & Event Info:
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Love Is A Stranger will run as an intimate one day + night event, with very limited Overnight Camping / Camper Van Attendee Tickets, and Day Attendee Tickets available :⁠

  •  Day Attendees : €57.50 ⁠*⁠
  • Overnight Attendees : €82.50 *⁠*⁠
  • Family Tickets [2 Adults & 2 x Kids U16] : €110.00⁠
  • Camper Van Pass : €25.00 *⁠
    ⁠* Attendee’s must hold an Overnight Attendee Ticket to gain entry to the Campsite / Camper Van Area. ⁠⁠

LIAS Juniper Barn is an Over 20’s event. U16s are permitted, if with a guardian, and must be registered to attend. ID required. Gates & Campsite open 12 noon Saturday May 18th. Event runs 14:00 – 02.00. Campsite closes 12 noon Sunday May 19th.

Food & Drink

  • LIAS will feature a host of delicious local artisan food providers.
  • LIAS is a BYO event.

Buses

  • Return bus will run from Dublin – Juniper Barn Saturday May 18th / Sunday May 19th.
  • Shuttle Bus will do a number of picks ups from/to Sligo Town – Juniper Barn – Sligo Town

Train & Shuttle Bus

  • Shuttle Bus will run for collection of select Dublin – Ballymote trains on Sat May 18th.

More Info & FAQ’s please see www.anotherlovestory.ie/LIASJB

About Another Love Story:

Another Love Story is a small, but very cherished festival which will run for its 10th summer edition in Killyon Manor, Co. Meath this summer August 23rd – 25th.
Run by a small and dedicated group of friends, the team are delighted to continue to add the Love Is A Stranger events to our calendar year – carrying them to new and exciting locations, and
formats.

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Yeats Trail Touring Route

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Sazerac Company Proudly Introduces Hawk’s Rock Distillery

Steeped in the natural beauty of County Sligo, Ireland, Hawk’s Rock represents the rebranding of Lough Gill Distillery, which was acquired by the spirits leader in 2022.

Leading global spirits company Sazerac, which owns and operates award-winning distilleries and homeplaces worldwide including Buffalo Trace Distillery in Kentucky; Domaine Sazerac de Segonzac in Cognac, France; and Paul John Distillery in Goa, India, is proud to announce the renaming of its recently-acquired Irish Whiskey Distillery to Hawk’s Rock Distillery. Formerly known as Lough Gill Distillery, Hawk’s Rock will continue to produce and age Irish Whiskey under the watchful eye of Master Blender Helen Mulholland on the over 100-acre site located in County Sligo, Ireland, which includes the nationally listed historic landmark Hazelwood House.

The name change reflects Sazerac Company’s vision for the future of Irish Whiskey – the art and science of blending, innovation and respect for Sligo’s rich heritage. Named after a prominent outcrop in the Ox Mountains that inspired Nobel Prize winning poet William Butler (W.B.) Yeats’ play “At the Hawk’s Well”, Hawk’s Rock Distillery aims to become a global hub for Irish Whiskey, while offering a gateway to explore the rich traditions of Sligo and the surrounding region.

“The renaming of Hawk’s Rock Distillery marks a new, yet familiar, frontier for us,” says Sazerac President and CEO Jake Wenz. “Sazerac is known for its balanced approach to honouring tradition while embracing change in constant pursuit of crafting the world’s best spirits at our distilleries in America, India, Canada and France.  Our mission holds true for Ireland, and we are excited to reveal how we are blending time-honoured traditions with bold innovation to advance the art of Irish whiskey-making.”

Leading the Hawk’s Rock distillation team as Master Blender is Helen Mulholland, the first female Master Blender in Irish Whiskey history, Chair of the Irish Whiskey Association and a Whiskey Hall of Fame inductee. She and her carefully-selected team have been entrusted with leading the creation and blending of Hawk’s Rock’s innovative new-to-world Irish whiskey brands, the first of which will debut in June 2025.

Sazerac Company acquired Lough Gill Distillery in 2022, drawn by its historical significance and the cultural richness of Ireland. Since then, the team has upgraded and tripled its warehouse capacity, expanded production and is modernising the distillery, ensuring continued growth while maintaining its commitment to quality.

“This rebrand is just the beginning for Hawk’s Rock Distillery,” says Wenz. “Throughout the changes at Hawk’s Rock, our vision remains the same – creating a track record for the aging and blending of award-winning whiskeys – and this name change brings us one step closer to bringing that vision to life.”

While Hawk’s Rock Distillery is closed to the public during renovations, Sazerac has received planning permission to develop a future visitor experience in Sligo. To ensure an honest restoration of Hazelwood House, Sazerac has hired a Grade 1 Conservation Architect from Howley Hayes Cooney Studio to lead its restoration. The phased delivery of this plan is being established, and Sazerac looks forward to welcoming visitors in the future.

For more information, please visit hawksrockdistillery.com.

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Sligo Town Night Time Economy Enrichment and Diversification Grants Awarded

Sligo Town was selected as one of nine pilot towns and cities that has prepared an action plan setting out a range of interventions to support the coordinated development of our night time economy. This is an initiative of the Department of Arts, Culture, Communications, Media and Sports delivered in partnership by Sligo BID and Sligo County Council.

Following a competitive application process reviewed by an independent panel, fourteen innovative projects have been awarded grant funding to bring new and exciting evening experiences to life. These events will take place from April through September, taking place between 6pm and late, Thursdays to Sundays, across ten different locations throughout Sligo Town.

The funded projects will offer a diverse mix of cultural and community programming, including:

  • An Irish language live podcast
  • Evening family walk
  • Film shorts screenings
  • Open-air trad agus tine (music & fire)
  • DJ sets
  • Comedy shows
  • Community choir performance
  • A Dance social
  • Jazz music, and much more!

Edel Doran, Sligo Town’s Night-Time Economy Advisor, expressed her enthusiasm for what lies ahead:

“After the grant callout, I’m delighted and excited for what’s upcoming in Sligo town in the evening time. The grant process highlighted how Sligo is a place teeming with creative event organisers looking to offer something unique in the evening for the people of Sligo. It’s wonderful to see such a variance in the offering. I hope that this grant funding will help support these events to start off and then extend beyond the pilot window.”

Martin Lydon, Chief Executive of Sligo County Council, acknowledged the importance of a lively and safe night time economy; “We are proud to support this dynamic programme that highlights the creativity and energy within our events community. These grants not only enable exciting and inclusive events for all ages but also help strengthen Sligo’s identity as a vibrant, welcoming town after dark. It’s a key step in shaping a safer, more connected and culturally rich night-time experience for residents and visitors alike.”

Be sure to keep an eye on Sligo BID and Sligo County Council social media channels for events as they are officially announced.

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Visit Sligo Seeking Social Media Agency for Paid Campaign Management

Sligo County Council is seeking a dynamic and creative provider to manage and elevate its “Visit Sligo” social media presence in 2025.

This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced social media agency or individual and involves comprehensive management of paid social media campaigns across platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok and Youtube.

We are passionate about showcasing everything our stunning region has to offer. From breathtaking landscapes and outdoor adventures to vibrant festivals and world class cultural experiences, Sligo is a destination that truly has something for everyone.

The successful provider will work with the Visit Sligo team at this exciting time and develop and deliver targeted campaigns across the main social media channels. These campaigns will focus on raising awareness of Sligo as a year-round destination and promoting specific festivals and events happening throughout the county.

The closing date for submissions is Wednesday 2nd April 2025 and the full details can be requested by email to amccormack@sligococo.ie

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Sligo shines on the great Irish bucket list

Sligo has taken centre stage in The Great Irish Bucket List, recently published by Discover Ireland! This inspiring guide highlights must-see destinations across the country, and Sligo proudly features not once, not twice, but three times on the list.

It’s no surprise to us, of course. Those of us lucky enough to live here know that Sligo’s landscape, culture, and outdoor adventures are second to none. But it’s wonderful to see our county receiving this kind of national spotlight, reminding everyone just how special Sligo is.

So, which Sligo gems made the list?

1. Walk to Coney Island at low tide

A visit to tranquil Coney Island in Sligo is as much about the journey as it is about the destination – it’s accessible only by car or foot at low tide. The remote island gets its name from the colony of rabbits who live there, follow the stone pillars that mark out the route and tell your friends how you walked to an island.

2. Visit Carrowmore

Carrowmore is currently undergoing refurbishment and is due to re-open with a new refreshed visitor experience in May 2025. You can keep up to date with these details on their website here.

Older than the great Egyptian pyramids, the Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery in Sligo is one of the most important megalithic sites in Ireland with an extraordinary collection of huge dolmens, tombs, and stone circles. Wander around the mysterious stone structures, immerse yourself in their rich history and uncover their ancient secrets.

3. Surf on the Wild Atlantic Way

Sligo is lucky to have the National Surf Centre in the beautiful coastal village of Strandhill – just outside Sligo town. Warm showers and clean changing facilities are available and you can enjoy a friendly surf lesson with qualified teachers no matter what your level is. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, there’s a perfect wave for you to tick surfing the Atlantic off your list. Check out the National Surf Centre website here.

We have so much to see and do here in Sligo. Check out our What’s on guide too for the best music, arts and festivals.

You can see what else made the great Irish bucket list here.

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