Stay Sásta

Hey guys and welcome back to Stay Sásta. Today's blogpost will be a bit more chatty than usual. Seeing as life is coming back to normal I thought it's the right time to write this post.  If you had told me back in March that I would have to leave Dublin and move home for over 3 months I'd go crazy. I'd literally think there couldn't be anything worse. I loved college so much and I loved staying up for weekends in Dublin. The picture above is me spending a Sunday in my favourite place; the markets in Dún Laoghaire. I hadn't been home for over 3 weeks the day we heard the colleges were closing.  We all thought it was great, everyone was buzzing to get home for "two weeks". Little did we know lol.    Even though the circumstances of coming home weren't ideal, I'm so so grateful I got to spend this much time at home. The first picture I posted when I got home was a picture of Belle and the caption "An áit a bhfuil do chroí is ann a thabharfas

Hey everyone and welcome back to Stay Sásta. For my first fashion blogpost on here I thought I would share my summer staples. These are 7 pieces that I find are worth investing in this summer. You will have endless outfit options with these pieces and they never date!  First up is a good belt. I love a chunky belt with a buckle. My dad gave me an old Levis belt of his and it honestly goes with everything. It's such good quality and has lasted me so well. I also bought a chain belt on Nasty Gal recently and it's perfect for dressing up a casual outfit. It reminds me so much of the vintage Chanel chain belts and only a fraction of the price. Second staple on my list is a midi skirt. Considering we won't get to a warmer climate this summer a good midi skirt is ideal for summer in Ireland. I bought a floral one in Topshop for €10 in the January sales and I love it. I also bought a satin one off Nasty Gal and Pennys also sell loads of midi skirts so check them out. A neutral col

Hey everyone and welcome back to Stay Sásta. I hope you all are keeping well and looking forward to moving ahead to Phase 2. When I started writing this during the week, I was only thinking about the 20km limit and how maybe a few of these places would be accessible to you. But then yesterday we got some great news and now we can travel all over the county next week!! So today I’m going to be chatting about the places in Donegal I am hoping to tick off. This is my first somewhat travel blogpost so here’s hoping we’ll get further than Donegal before the years out. I made this list with the help of my friends so we hope you enjoy! I’ve been to some of these places but majority I still need to visit. These are in no particular order. Feel free to grab a pen and paper and make your own Donegal Bucketlist. 1.Errigal - I’ve lived here 19 years and STILL haven’t climbed Errigal so this will be happening very soon I hope. 2.Murder Hole Beach Dunfanaghy- One of the prettiest beaches I’