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Updated / Saturday, 3 Apr 2021 12:00 Tired of your wardrobe? Too many things youve worn too few times? If youre looking to overhaul your look, look no further: Stitch, RTÉs newest online series, is here to help, sharing easy tutorials for altering your clothes.  Presented by Geraldine Carton and Taz Kelleher of The Useless Project, the dynamic sustainability advocacy group, the show will prove just how simple it is to update your preloved clothes.  Crafting has surged in popularity in recen...

Celebrating Longfords Inspiring Women #IWD2021 - Anne-Marie Tomchak: Women shouldering the burden of Covid-19 fallout International Women’s Day - Monday, March 8, 2021 #IWD2021 #ChooseToChallenge Reporter: alan.walsh@longfordleader.ie Anne-Marie Tomchak, founder of the fashion and mental health initiative ShareJoy and former Vogue digital director Picture: Joanne Warren ); Drumlish native Anne-Marie Tomchak, founder of ShareJoy and former Vogue digital director, is of the opinion that th...

Anyone can enter so, what are you waiting for? We love a good fashion competition that helps to discover new talent, especially when its got sustainability at the heart of it. And now, Thrifty.ie alongside the folk behind The Useless Project have launched a nationwide search for Ireland’s next top sustainable stylist. Thinking consciously and with the planet in mind has never been more important with it comes to fashion and this competition is to encourage the slow fashion enthusiasts who a...

Guinness Open Gate Brewery have teamed up with The UseLess Project and Bread41 to create a limited edition brew made from leftover rye and buckwheat loaves. Brewers transformed this otherwise unwanted ingredient into a sustainable beer (The UseLess Brew) with fruity aromas, sweet malty notes and slight spice - not just to create a delicious drink, but to show that something fit for the bin can actually be used in other ways. “We’re delighted to partner with the Guinness Open Gate Brewery to...