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Scotsman
a day ago
- Lifestyle
- Scotsman
Stunning five-bedroom two-bathroom detached house in West Lothian upgraded to a high standard
The current owners of Tanglewood in West Linton have upgraded the home with great attention to detail, culminating in a stylish family home with sought-after 'upside-down living', with the bedrooms on the lower floor and the living accommodation on the upper floor to take advantage of the home's position with breathtaking views. The home offers modern, contemporary living in the country, with picturesque walks on the doorstep, as well as excellent village amenities and swift transport links across the county, into Edinburgh, and beyond. Inviting you into the property and immediately setting the tone for the accommodation to follow is a reception hall with space for furniture items, built-in storage, and neutral décor accompanied by handsome solid wood flooring. Situated on the upper floor and filled with natural light through a wealth of glazing, which also frames breath-taking, far-reaching views of the surrounding hills and countryside, the living room and dining kitchen are perfectly designed for families and those who love to entertain, with internal bi-folding doors closing to separate the two rooms or opening to create a wonderfully sociable space. Fabulous external bi-folding doors glide open to invite the outdoors in, with a deck offering the perfect space to relax alfresco throughout the day or night, with ample space for dining furniture, whilst a lean-to shelter provides cover for a barbecue or a hot tub. Externally, the home is accompanied by an exceptionally generous rear garden, with a spacious, composite-decked area, leading up to a large lawned area, where the home's outstanding views can further be enjoyed. For viewings, call Clancy's on 0131 253 2998 or book an appointment online. 1 . Tanglewood The home is kept warm by an economical air-source heat pump, whilst the windows are all double-glazed, with some benefiting from noise-reducing acoustic glass. Private parking can be found to the front of the house on a gravelled driveway, with a car port and an EV charger. | Clancys Photo: ESPC Photo Sales 2 . Living room The living room offers extensive floor space for various configurations of lounge furniture, with an Opus log-burning stove creating an ideal focal point and a warm atmosphere during the colder months. | Clancys Photo: ESPC Photo Sales 3 . Kitchen In the adjoining kitchen, a central island and a wealth of additional bespoke cabinetry offer ample storage, with spacious wood worktops and a Belfast sink framed by white metro tiling on the base-mounted cabinets. Integrated appliances comprise an oven, a microwave oven, an induction hob, an extractor hood, and a dishwasher, whilst provision is made for a freestanding American-style fridge/freezer. | Clancys Photo: ESPC Photo Sales 4 . Patio Externally, the home is accompanied by an exceptionally generous rear garden, with a spacious, composite-decked area, leading up to a large lawned area, where the home's outstanding views can further be enjoyed. | Clancys Photo: ESPC Photo Sales
Irish Daily Mirror
12-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Tributes flow after sudden death of young mother who 'could light up any room'
The pub and hospitality trades in Cork are mourning the loss of Ciara O'Callaghan, the vibrant young general manager of Clancy's Bar, whose infectious smile and laughter could brighten up any room. Ciara, who was in her late 20s and from Ballincollig, passed away suddenly at Cork University Hospital on Thursday, a profound loss for her family, colleagues and many friends. As a mark of respect, Clancy's Bar was closed on Saturday, allowing staff to pay their respects to their dearly-departed colleague, reports Cork Beo. One colleague said: "Her smile and laugh could light up any room, and she brought so much warmth to everyone around her. "As our manager at Clancy's, her strength, guidance, and support meant the world to us. She led with her heart, not just in her work, but in who she was. Rest in peace, Ciara. You'll be deeply missed and always remembered." A heartfelt social media post on behalf of Clancy's Bar read: "We at Clancy's are deeply saddened at the sudden passing of our team member and GM Ciara O'Callaghan. Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with Ciara's family, friends, colleagues, and all who knew and loved her." Ms O'Callaghan, a mother to a young girl and one of five sisters, is survived by her parents, John and Susan, her daughter Milli, sisters, brothers-in-law Shane, Craigh, Colm and Jordan, nephews, nieces, uncles, aunts, cousins, relatives, colleagues and friends. The family of Ciara have requested that attendees of the funeral wear bright-coloured outfits. She will be lying in repose at Crowley's Funeral Home, Ballincollig on Monday from 6.00pm with prayers at 7.00pm. A Requiem Mass will be held at 11.00am on Tuesday (July 15) in the Church of St Mary and St John, Ballincollig, followed by her funeral at St Oliver's Cemetery. The Irish Mirror's Crime Writers Michael O'Toole and Paul Healy are writing a new weekly newsletter called Crime Ireland. Click here to sign up and get it delivered to your inbox every week
The Irish Sun
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
200-year-old pub in Cork to reopen this Friday after revamp with 4 new experiences including Guinness bar & cocktail lab
A HISTORIC pub is due to reopen this week with four brand new experiences, in a huge boost to locals. Clancy's bar is undergoing a €500,000 makeover after partnering with Guinness Advertisement 4 Clancy's Bar on Princes Street in Cork is set to reopen this Friday after a revamp Credit: @ClancysCork/X 4 Dave Daly and Paul Montgomery Clancy's Credit: Joleen Cronin 4 Sinéad Ryan, Ciara O'Callaghan, Dave Daly, Mark Nevin, Paul Montgomery, Shane Spillane and Cliodhna Montgomery Credit: Joleen Cronin It is one of the best known pubs in The Opened in 1824, the The bar will have a new look, along with new experiences for punters. Advertisement READ MORE IN MONEY Arthur's Bar @ Clancy's is described as an "immersive Guinness experience" and will offer merchandise for the black stuff. This will be an immersive experience showcasing the art, science, story, and taste of the perfect The two-hour experience will show punters how to craft the perfect pint and give them a chance to learn the history behind the popular beverage. You can also put your face on a pint with the "Stoutie" Selfie Machines, and enjoy a guided tasting of Guinness foreign extra stout, Guinness stout and Guinness extra (Original Recipe). Advertisement Most read in Money After learning the technique to pour the perfect pint, you can enjoy it with There will be interactive audio and visual experiences, along with authentic Guinness memorabilia. Pub With A 'Floating' Beer Garden By The Beach The new premises will also include a Upstairs, 1824 @ Clancy's will offer a brand new dining experience offering contemporary Irish food. Advertisement The restaurant will be run under head chef Mark Nevin, who hails from West Cork. The bar will also serve breakfast and lunch every day of the week. On the ground floor there will be a new cocktail bar offering premium drinks. Or, if you're looking for a party vibe, the Sky Bar on the top level is the perfect place for an open-air rooftop party. Advertisement Montgomery has been a renowned figure in the city's pub and entertainment scene for over 30 years. And the revamped pub will generate 15 new 'SOMETHING TRULY SPECIAL' He announced Dave Daly as the group general manager, while well-known restaurateur Shane Spillane will come on as head of food and beverage. Montgomery said: "This is more than a refurbishment — it's a reimagining to bring us into the future. Advertisement "We're proud of Clancy's 200-year history, and we're building on that legacy with something truly special. "Cork's food and beverage scene is growing more ambitious, and we want to be right at the heart of it." 4 Cyril Kavanagh in Clancy's Credit: Joleen Cronin
Irish Examiner
07-07-2025
- Business
- Irish Examiner
Cork bar Clancy's prepares for €500k 'reimagining' after Diageo link-up
One of Cork city centre's best known pubs will reopen on Friday after a €500,000 makeover following a link-up with drinks giant and Guinness owner Diageo. Clancy's on Princes Street in Cork which is owned by Paul Montgomery is closing this week ahead of its revamp which will see a new Guinness-themed bar as part of its offering, which will include a restaurant, cocktail 'lab', and rooftop party bar. Clancy's is owned by Paul Montgomery, a renowned figure on the city's pub and entertainment scene for more than three decades. The bar has traded in the city centre for 200 years. On Friday, the premises reopens with its new look, incorporating Arthur's Bar @ Clancy's, described as an "immersive Guinness experience" and which will include Guinness merchandise. Upstairs, 1824 @ Clancy's is a new restaurant serving contemporary Irish food, under head chef Mark Nevin from West Cork. Clancy's will also serve breakfast and lunch seven days a week. The premises also includes a premium cocktail bar on the ground floor and the open air rooftop party Sky Bar on the top level. Mr Montgomery said 15 new jobs will be created at the premises and announced Dave Daly, as group general manager, and restaurateur Shane Spillane as head of food and beverage. Mr Spillane is a well known figure in the West Cork food trade. 'This is more than a refurbishment — it's a reimagining to bring us into the future. We're proud of Clancy's 200-year history, and we're building on that legacy with something truly special. Cork's food and beverage scene is growing more ambitious, and we want to be right at the heart of it," said Mr Montgomery.
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Aldi Just Cut Prices on 400+ Products to Help Shoppers Save Over $100 Million This Summer
Aldi is cutting prices on over 400 items—nearly 25% of its inventory—nationwide through Labor Day to help shoppers save more than $100 million this summer. Discounts of up to 33% are being applied to popular seasonal items like fresh meat, produce, pantry staples, and snacks. The move underscores Aldi's commitment to offering everyday low prices, especially during peak grocery-spending months filled with holidays and all the recent talk about rising grocery prices, whether thanks to tariffs, supply chain issues, or other reasons, Aldi is taking steps to lessen the financial impact these price hikes are having on consumers. In fact, the Illinois-based grocer just announced that it's slashing prices on nearly 25% of its inventory ahead of the official start of summer. Per a press release from Aldi, shoppers can expect to see savings on hundreds of seasonal essentials such as fresh meat for the grill, organic produce, pantry staples, and more. The savings are slated to impact more than 400 items overall, across all of Aldi's 2,400+ stores nationwide. According to Aldi's chief commercial officer, Scott Patton, prices on the aforementioned products will be reduced by as much as 33%, and this price cut will remain in effect from now until Labor Day. 'Our customers count on Aldi for the lowest prices of any national grocer, every day, and we never take that trust for granted,' Jason Hart, Aldi CEO, said in a statement. 'While customers may see higher prices at other retailers, we're working hard to unlock even more value for our shoppers, just in time for summer's lineup of holidays and gatherings where food takes center stage. It's another way we're doubling down on our commitment to help shoppers fill their carts with great products for less.' Aldi estimates that by drastically reducing prices on hundreds of items, customers will save a whopping $100 million this summer. 'This summer, we're going further to deliver more of what sets us apart, great products at the lowest possible prices,' Patton shared in a statement. 'With price drops on the season's most-loved products in every aisle, we want to do what we can to help shoppers enjoy more of summer.'To find items on sale this summer, look for the red price drops logo while exactly what products will customers save on this summer? Here are a few items that are currently on sale: Clancy's Hot Chili Lime Flavored Potato Chips: reduced from $1.89 to $1.79 Simply Nature Organic Grass Fed 85% Lean Ground Beef: reduced from $5.99 to $4.99 Friendly Farms 2% Reduced Fat Ultra-Filtered Milk: reduced from $4.39 to $3.89 Millville Chocolate Chip Protein Pancake & Waffle Mix: reduced from $3.79 to $3.49. Mama Cozzi's Pizza Kitchen Pepperoni Pizza Bagels: reduced from $6.29 to $5.99. Summit Popz Cherry Lime Flavored Prebiotic Soda: reduced from $1.59 to $1.49. Southern Grove Dried Philippine Mango: reduced from $4.09 to $3.49 Simply Nature Sprouted 7 Grain Bread: reduced from $4.09 to $3.49 Pink Lady Apples, 3 lbs.: reduced from $3.95 to $3.49 Read the original article on Real Simple Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
