1.Tiger King

If there is one thing that we are all doing a lot these days is watching our favourite series on Netflix. The only problem is, that if you are anything like us, by this time you almost ran out of ideas of what to watch.

Pro-cras-tin-ation ... also known as I'll get to it later ... just not now, definitely not at this moment in time.

Under Lockdown: 8 Easy Peasy Homemade Cocktails  

With lockdowns being enforced across Europe many pubs, bars and restaurants are shut leaving us stuck at home on our Friday night. A recent trend sweeping across social media is turning people's homes into nightclubs as a source of entertainment for families and those that miss their usual nightlife fix. This handy list of super easy homemade cocktails  is here to help you create your very own ‘night out’ while inside during lockdown.

We are living through an unprecedented time in our lives, and as the Government has implemented further restrictions on social interactions we will be spending quite a bit of time at home. Keeping that in mind, here is a list of things to do to keep yourself occupied.

Keep a Blog/Diary

As mentioned above, this is uncharted territory and many people don't know how the next few weeks and months will play out. Given that, it is a great idea to keep a diary or make a blog on your life during these coming months. Document your life, what is going through your head, what happened today that made the day a little better? Even if nobody but yourself reads it, it is a great way of getting your thoughts on paper and something to show to your grandchildren in years to come.

Powerscourt Waterfall is Ireland's most elevated at 121m (398ft). It is set in North County Wicklow simply outside Enniskerry Village. The heavenly Waterfall falls down over the stone rocks from the peatlands above. The perfectly clear water streams down to the waterway beneath where it proceeds on its excursion out to the ocean at Bray. The valley itself was cut out by an ice sheet during the ice age! Today Powerscourt is an asylum for a portion of Ireland's untamed life, vegetation. The Sikka deer were first presented here by Lord Powerscourt in 1858. The Waterfall is best observed soon after overwhelming precipitation and the sheer volume of water and commotion is unquestionably an incredible sight.

1. Binge watch a series on Netflix