Tat London Journal

Hey hey hey, we're cool, we're young, we're hip-ish. We still want to have some joyful, exuberant experiences, drinking rosé in the sun and some oddly topped chips from some funky food trucks. Yes, I did just drop the word funky, so my credentials check out. With Glastonbury in its fallow year, yeah, we would have been stomping the ground, believe you me, but we are instead looking further afield, where you have the smaller, perhaps more niche, little festivals that might not

The picturesque ruins of country houses silhouetting the island of Ireland may seem romantic to us today, forgotten and forlorn in a characteristically Yeatsian aptitude. These ruins however are not gestures of poetry or painting but motifs of a militant past, built up over centuries and dismantled through famine, politics and rebellion. William Butler Yeats captured this turning point in Irish history throughout his poetry, Ireland was changing, the epoque of the Ascendancy

When was the last time you considered staying in a hotel in the UK? If you have done this in the last couple of years, I guarantee you were surprised by the cost. And if not, well madam, I am impressed by the depth of your pockets.