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Published: 3:18 PM April 15, 2021    Glo & Blo had only been established for eight months before the pandemic hit in March 2020. Pictured: owner Beth Hurley (left) and salon manager Siobhan Coyle (right) - Credit: Siobhan Coyle One of Hitchin's newest businesses has received a warm welcome by its clientele, as it opened its doors once more. Glo & Blo Glam Bar on Hermitage Road had only been open for eight months when it was forced to close in March 2020, as the pandemic took hold. Beth Hurley, the salon's owner, admitted that even though having the salon shut while it was still in its infa...

Feeling "excited, proud and very exhausted", Siobhan described reopening as a "rollercoaster", but she felt "so ready to open and get back to doing what we love best!" Across town, the team behind H-Town Rags were on top form, with Ellie Tomlin saying that welcoming customers back into their shop was "so weird, it's really strange!" Eager shoppers headed to Hitchin's H-Town Rags on Monday, April 12 on their first day back open. The brand has also launched their new store, Our Favourite Shop in Arcade Walk, in line with Covid rules relaxing - Credit: Maya Derrick Adding that it felt uncanny...

'Some kids found it very difficult this week' March 06, 2021 By Declan Rooney Refereeing her first TG4 All-Ireland Final, a maiden Ulster Senior Final and being voted in as Donegal LGFA’s new chairperson made for a busy winter for Siobhan Coyle, but she aims to top it all in 2021. Up-and-coming referee Coyle (32), took charge of the TG4 All-Ireland Junior Final between Fermanagh and Wicklow in December, and since then her attention has switched back to her day job, where she teaches third and fourth classes at Scoil Mhuire, Gleneely. Like Coyle, her students are pining for a return to the c...