Indulgence is the focus of Caspian Cherry by Electimuss London, which is available exclusively in the Republic of Oud, a new luxury fragrance in Cork. These fruity-high-gourmet fragrance layers amaretto liqueur, black cherry and dark chocolate over honey, coconut, coffee and sandalwood at a price of € 237 (100 ml).
Inspired by the cherries of the Caspian region and the Roman festivals, it is opulent, layered and luxuriously long processed with a wasteful concentration of 25 to 35%. Founder Alan Coakley calls it “personally and evocatively, celebrates hospitality and wealth”. It is an outstanding niche for fragrance lovers who are looking for pleasure. See Republicofoud.com.
Triton Shower Ireland has launched the ENVI® Electric shower, which is designed for a sustainable bathroom upgrade. RRP comes from € 581. It has an elegant digital control panel with personalized profiles and ECO mode. If you have teenagers who don't get out of the shower, you can use real -time costs and water tracking to threaten the small hot water pigs.
With up to six user profiles, thermostatic temperature stability and a selection of stylish surfaces (black, copper, silver), it combines innovation with design.
Four shower head options enable a completely tailor -made experience. The ENVI® is also compensated for with carbon, which makes it an environmentally conscious choice. It is available nationwide and online at Tritonshower.ie/envi.
On September 19, it runs until October 8th. Join in and discover what was once under the streets we go today. See Stpetterscork.
The French Heritage brand Eugène Perma Professionnel has landed in Ireland with collections nature-a salon quality, environmentally conscious hair care. The nine areas that vegan, of course and with Yuka ratings “well to excellent” are rated, cover every need from curls to color.
The outstanding explanations include the Nutri-Repair range for the taming of Frizz and the volume spray for light buoyancy. This is professional beauty without compromise and friendly to hair and planet. The prices start at € 19, available in salons and online in Eugeneperma.
The shortlist is equipped for the 2025 Future Makers Awards, one of the most important design prices in Europe. The program is operated by Design & Crafts Council Ireland and supports up -and -coming manufacturers with a price of € 25,000 and € 52,000 in mentoring.
The finalists include everything from ceramics and textiles to fashion and furniture that show innovation and excellence of the next generation of creative Ireland. Hurray for us! One of the breathtaking designs by Cork's Christopher Tuohy is shown. The winners will be announced on September 9 at the RDS Dublin. See ddcci.ie/future makers.
Celebrate the season in the Howth Castle Cookery School with immersive workshops in which the best products in autumn are highlighted. From sizzling BBQ Steak Nights (September 1, € 105 Propp) to modern French cuisine with a lighter turn or Spanish tapas and paella evenings, the classes are rich in taste and technology.
We love that young gourmets can also connect Tween -Back workshops, everything that could get us out of dinner. In the historical cuisine of the castle, every class skill, fun and seasonal inspiration are combined. The perfect way to learn, eat and enjoy autumn. You can find more information under howthcastlecookeryschool.
The Doorway Gallery starts exclusive artist residences in autumn and offers collectors and visitors the opportunity to meet leading Irish painters and deal with leading Irish painters. Padraig McCaul's exhibition from August raised the bar.
Image is his piece . His focus is on the landscapes from Achill to Dublin. In September, Dave West Residency and Malen take over live at Art Source, with the focus on still lifes and Plein-Air landscapes. We love the commitment of the gallery to promote talents and combine artists with the audience. See Thedoorwaygallery.com.
Student Digs does not have to break the bank, but I imagine that some mammees out there will have some broken hearts when their babies go into the big bad world. The Aldi back-to-college collection has bed linen, cookware and household goods of only € 2.99.
The students can fully get their accommodation for less than € 50. For more information, see Aldi.ie.