The first official joint portrait of the beloved royal couple Prince William and Kate Middleton has been unveiled at Cambridge Universitys Fitzwilliam Museum.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were all smiles as they arrived at the museum to see the painted portrait of themselves as it was first shown to the public.The portrait which was painted by awardwinning British artist Jamie Coreth was unveiled to mark the couples visit to Cambridgeshire to celebrate the county.Kate looks ethereal in a sparkling £1595 emerald gown from The Vampires Wife which the Duchess first wore during a historic threeday visit to Dublin in March 2020.

Getting more food from small local farmers to hungry people benefits both groups, and a hefty federal grant is going to help. “I want to see money in local farmers’ pockets … and food in the coolers in my pantries, waiting for the end clients. This will help us increase that flow of local, high-nutrient-density food,” said Eileen Liponis, executive director of N.H. Food Bank, which will get $900,000 to purchase local food through a U.S. Department of Agriculture grant.

A real silverlining of the past couple of years has been the chance to embrace outdoor eating in a big way and with summer finally here it's time to start booking those reservations! We recently did a deep-dive into what the swankiest Dublin hotels charge for a glass of white vino, but when the temperatures rise and the sun shines down a fabulous al fresco spot can be really hard to beat.

Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. Some of us like steaks, some are vegetarian, some are into Paleo but the food which is on every menu is disaster stew. And we gorge ourselves on it. The first ingredient in disaster stew is expectation. We expect the day to enfold according to our hopes or plans.

Traveling to Dublin has never been so easy! From Galway, you can hop on a Citylink bus at nearly any hour to be in Dublin 2.5 hrs later. With the stress of day-to-day life, it is important to wind down – do some retail therapy, indulge in some culture, or just go up for a nosey. Recently, our marketing team took a lovely trip up to Dublin City to look around and take in some of the sites.

A vendor serves shaved ice to event-goers at Summerfest in 2019. —COURTESY PHOTO A ladder truck drops rubber ducks onto Main Street in the annual Lions Club Duck Drop. —COURTESY PHOTO Vendors set up shop at the Wilton Summerfest in 2019. —COURTESY PHOTO Debbie Hawkins from Bashirah Belly Dance entertains SummerFest crowds in 2019.