Richard Keaveney is the colourist who transformed Miss Toogood from blond to brunette. Richard is part of the the wonderful Keaveney family, who founders of Peter Mark, and is one of the top colourist. 
Just when we though Laura's eyes couldn't be any more GORGE, this new colour totally makes those baby blues pop! Jeal of Laura's new look, than check out the Peter Mark link above and find a salon near you!
Lucky for us this gem has traveled to our shores, and features a bang up cast! Along with Leigh Arnold, Keith Duffy, Claire 'the Tulls' Tully and Alan Shortt, all climb into the roles of various real life people and share the funny and only slightly humiliating stories of their 'First Time'.
Starting on October 14th at the Olympia Theatre in Dublin, the production will then tour around the country, showing in the Theatre Royal in Waterford and the Cork Opera House.
Under the direction of Michael Scott, who has previously brought us our Leigh in both Trojan Women and The Vagina Monologues, the show is bound to be a hit - between the hysterical content and the eclectic and totally hott talent it features how could it miss?
These black suede shooties are so much like Sarah's and they have a
sweet little ruffle detail along the heel that give them something extra special! You can grab these now on the Dorthy Perkins website for under 60 Euro and yes, they very much ship to Eire!
I found this black quilted purse with god chain and hardware on the Miss Selfridge site for like 20 Euro, not too shabby!
The Gorge Singer-Songwriter Luán Parle (pronounced Lu-on Parl) is from the equally beautiful Wicklow. Luán has a distinct vocal style, and an ability to compose and perform across genres that is unlike anyone else we've heard from this island.
2007 and 2008 were banner years for Luán and now the she is a firmly established and celebrated artist 2009 should be the same!
"...Luán has had a successful chart album (“Free”), top 10 hit single (“Ghost”), a top 10 national annual airplay hit (“Failed Romances”) and a multitude of awards including three majors: Meteor “Best Irish Female Artist” / Tatler “Music Woman of the Year” / Big Buzz “Best Female Performer”. In 2008 she performed on many national TV shows including the Late Late Show, Ireland AM & Xpose..."
Luán has had massively favourable response to radio and television play up and down the country. Her album “Free” which was an “Irish only” release had Luán spending weeks touring Ireland where she made a point to hold many “no age restriction” concerts. Luán continued her work and involvement with Irish youth by giving numerous primary & secondary school “workshops” about being a songwriter and the music industry in general.
Miss Parle has also cemented her place as an Irish 'It' girl as she has been featured in many “glossy” mags like VIP, Image, Irish Tatler, TV Now out and about and always looking GORGE. Along with a distinct musical style Luán has a distinct sense of style with her fashion and brings a very refreshing Boho-Glam look to the Irish music scene, a nice departure from some of the more cookie-cutter pop tarlets that seem to always flood the market. Though she is now really coming in to her own, and the spotlight she deserves Luán has been singing since age seven, writing since the age of eleven and first recorded and appeared on TV before her teens.
Miss Parle was seen on the Late Late (Toy) Show at the early age of 11 and sang a track she had written herself called “I Look Up To The Sky”.
In more recent years she has worked with the best of Ireland's and international writers, producers, and musicians to cultivate her rich sound and build up her experience.
I'm sure loads of you are familiar with her music but if you aren't get acquainted! Luán Parle will be around for years to come and she appears to only be getting better with age. Her tunes are like musical smack, one listen and you'll be hooked, humming away for weeks at a time just like me! Give a listen!! So excited to hear what else this FAB lady has to offer!
When the weather is fine (which we know can be fleeting!) I am loving taking a very long lunch and heading over to Dylan, to dine al Fresco!
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I wonder if the news that they will receive only a small 20,000 and a six month contract, as revealed by the Herald on Thursday had dampened any ones excitement?
The bad boy Colin might have been fun for a drunken late night snog in the back of a taxi but the new Colin is a real man, and that is the kind of thing you hold on to for more than one night.
Ladies, or gents - Beckham did it, you can too! - how are we feeling 'bout blue nail varny for the summer?
Eva's, LC's and Lilo's are perhaps a bit too dark? Maybe suited better for Autumn or Winter?
But Pretty in the City Miss Whitney Port's are a lighter shade? They would totally go with my new bandeau bathing suit but, I just don't know.... 
At just 22 years old EVB (love people whom you can refer to with initials!) is one of the youngest members of the RedFm Fam. The self-confessed fashion obsessed, travel guru produces the stations show 'Cork Talks Back', acts as the stations Entertainment correspondent by updating the listeners hourly on all the juiciest celeb gos as well as hosting her own brilliant program on Saturdays where guests have included Tom Baxter, Ironik, Roisin Murphy and the crew of the super Fab SATC;TM!
Eimear is loving her life in Cork City and Radio right now but we here at Cineal Saoil don't think she will be staying put for too much longer. Having taken up photography as a hobby, her talent has commuted into professional success as she now is working for Lockdown Model Agency. On top of this she has filled roles as an Event Coordinator and Presenter working on such large scale happenings as Cork Fashion Week.
EVB has always harboured ambitions to be on the screen telling us that "TV is her original ambition". Earlier this year she did a stint as an intern in New York where she was able to get on movie shoots as well as the set of hit TV show 'Ugly Betty'. So while she has been courteous enough to answer our Cork Q&A perhaps sometime soon she will be doing a second one on the Big Apple!
So Eimear, we absolutely adore your style and know you are a very fashion-conscious lady. What shops make your list for some of the best in Cork?
Cork City is definitely coming along for shopping and Cork women in general have great style. I love French Church Street in the Huguenot quarter of the city where my family is originally from. I started working there when I was 13 part time in Toni and Guy and to me it was always the coolest area to hang out in . We have some really cool small funky shops like DV8 and vintage store Positively Eighth Street and I'm really looking forward to the big new Topshop that’s opening near that area in a few months! I'd love to have an H&M in Cork as well as Bershka and Zara. 
And for shoes? DV8 in French Church Street
What about when you've gotta get your glam fix? Where do you snap up make up and other cosmetics?
Pamela Morrisey is my personal hair dresser and her team at Sobe Brown Hair Salon at Island House in Morrisons Quay are amazing. Pam has worked as a stylist for Bumble & Bumble in Manhattan’s fashionable meat packing district and also in ‘Alice’ - a Bumble & Bumble upper east side salon. I got my hair done there when I was in New York in March and it is ultra cool ! Apart from being the nicest gal ever , shes extremely talented and has worked on "Saturday Night Live” and did Fox News casts hair on a regular basis . She works closely with fashion magazines, modelling agencies and photographers in the city. Shes so down to earth and so amazingly inspiring.
How bout when you are looking to treat yourself? Maybe a facial or a massage?
Susan Ryan's in South Main Street is great too. My mother has being going there for years. I'm a member of the Clarions Sanovitae Health and Fitness Club and the ultra-nice staff there really take care of you and they have some brilliant treatments.
OK so you've done all that girl stuff and now you wouldn't mind just being one of the guys for an hour or two, or maybe just to keep your fella happy, where do you head to catch a match?
Depends on what you are like and what your looking for. Theres some stereotypical places. If you’re looking for a GAA mad-farmer, hit Rearden's. If you're a rugger hugger, Bob Fox's.
When you feel like going out for a girly-meal with the ladies, where are some of the spots you like to stop at for a bite?
Wagamama and The Market Lane are my fave with the girls. I am obsessed with the Red Curry in Banna Thai too.
And when it is time to dance?
For me , definitely the Pavilion on a Saturday night with Greg and Shane playing the best house. Or JAM on Fridays with Stevie G for a more hip- hop vibe
What is Cork's hidden gem for you? Which place is your little secret?
City Pros; Great restaurants, bars , cafes, the English market ,great talent ,a fantastic university , the legendary Coal Quay in Cornmarket Street , and of course , having RedFM being the biggest station for under 35’s in Cork
