Author: Fiona Gallagher - Page 3

Skinny jeans and tall boots still work in Ireland-if they’re waterproof, durable, and made for wet weather. Learn how Irish women style them for rain, mud, and cold without sacrificing comfort or style.

In Ireland, knowing the difference between casual wear and activewear means staying dry, warm, and comfortable in unpredictable weather. Learn how to choose the right gear for pubs, hikes, and daily life.

Discover the best work shoes for standing all day in Ireland, chosen by nurses, retail staff, and warehouse workers. Waterproof, slip-resistant, and built for Irish weather and hard floors.

Is $300 a good price for a suit in Ireland? Find out what you can realistically expect at this budget-from fabric quality to local tailors-and how to make your suit last through weddings, funerals, and job interviews across the country.

In Ireland, activewear and sportswear aren't interchangeable. Learn the key differences, what to look for in local brands like Irish Outdoor and Wool & Co., and how to pick the right gear for our unpredictable weather and active lifestyle.

Learn how to look expensive in a suit in Ireland with smart fabric choices, local tailors, and understated style that works in rain, pubs, and boardrooms. No labels needed-just fit, wool, and quiet confidence.

The most expensive jeans in Ireland are Dolce & Gabbana's King Denim, priced at €2,800. Made by hand in Italy, they're worn by collectors and those who value heritage over hype. Where to find them, who buys them, and why they matter in Irish culture.

In Ireland, the difference between a $100 and $1000 suit comes down to fabric, fit, and craftsmanship. Learn why investing in a well-made suit matters for Irish weather, events, and long-term value.

In Ireland, a $200 suit offers real value - durable fabric, smart construction, and versatility for weddings, funerals, and job interviews. Here’s how to pick one that lasts.

Discover the top 5 shoe brands for women in Ireland, chosen for their durability, grip, and waterproofing in the country’s wet climate. From Blundstone to Meindl, find boots built for rain, roads, and real Irish life.

In Ireland, suit color isn't about fashion-it's about weather, culture, and context. Navy and charcoal are the only safe choices for most occasions, from job interviews to funerals. Learn what works in rain, wind, and Irish tradition.

Buying a suit online in Ireland is safer than ever with local brands offering tailored fits, free returns, and Irish-sized sizing. Learn how to avoid common pitfalls and find the right suit without stepping into a store.