Desire Lines: Portugese brand Salsa brings the wide-leg jean back around

Some of what we're loving this weekend.

The latest addition to Portuguese jeanswear brand Salsa’s ‘Push-In’ collection is the wide leg (we told you it was back in a big way).
The range is known for its flattering fit which keeps you comfortably held in, and this relaxed wide leg variety is the perfect way to elevate your style as we head into a new season.
Available in Medium Wash, Mix Denim and Dark Blue colours. €110.

Today, to mark the 20th anniversary of Cork Heritage Open Day, over 35 buildings will open their doors to the public for free.
Initially launched by Cork City Council for European Capital of Culture in 2005, the festival includes walks, talks, and exhibitions.
It’s a unique opportunity to explore buildings which are not routinely open to the public or charge a fee, including Quaker Meeting House, Military Museum Collins Barracks, Heineken Ireland,
Riverstown House, Cork Baptist Church, and the North Monastery.
Guided tours will also take place in English and in Irish in AIB 66 South Mall and in the Lord Mayor’s Office and Council Chamber.
The programme also includes a wide range of family friendly events and historical city walks.

If, like us, you’re slowly transitioning from your regular coffee to a matcha, you’ll be delighted to hear PerfectTed, Europe’s largest matcha brand, has just launched in Ireland.
Along with their ceremonial-grade powders, €14.50, and matcha-fuelled energy drinks, €2.50 for 250ml, they bring matcha nespresso pods, €7 for ten, to the market, making it easier than ever to get your green fix.
Find them in retailers across Ireland, including Tesco and Dunnes Stores.
The Ivy on Dublin’s Dawson Street is making the most of the warmer-than-usual days with a vibrant new summer menu.
Think heirloom tomato and watermelon salad, prawn tagliatelle, and chargrilled halloumi on spiced fregola.
And for dessert? We have to recommend the honey and white chocolate cheesecake served with mango sorbet and edible flowers.
One course €24.95, two courses €32.95, or three courses €39.95.

Looking for the perfect present for your pooch- obsessed pal?
ELEVEN Australia has released a limited edition Wash & Woof duo designed for dogs — and their best human friend.
The pack contains the brand’s Wash Me All Over hand and body wash for you, and their new Dog & Pet Gentle Cleansing Shampoo for our furry friends.
A sulfate-free formula made with amino acid-based surfactants to deeply cleanse dirt and odours without stripping natural oils, the pet shampoo also includes argan oil for shine and nourishment, while panthenol and pear extract boost hydration and provide a soft scent. €46.

Strokestown House and Gardens, along with the National Famine Museum, makes for a memorable day out.
Connected to the National Famine Way, a 165km trail from Strokestown to Dublin, that retraces the steps of 1,490 men, women, and children who were forced to emigrate during the Great Famine.
The National Famine Museum is housed within the stable building, adjacent to the historic Strokestown Park House, which is offering a guided tour of the Victorian Walled Garden on August 21.
The six-acre walled gardens include a fragrant rose garden, Ireland’s oldest restored glasshouse and one of the country’s longest herbaceous borders.
The dog-friendly Woodland Cafe is on site too, with a menu featuring local food producers.

Irish authors Anthony Walsh and Lucy Costigan’s new book,
, is just what you need to include your furry friend on your home holidays and outings across Ireland.Inspired by Ivan, a border collie rescued from the streets by Homeless Animal Rescue Team (HART), 40% of royalties from book purchases go to four Irish dog charities supporting rescue and therapy initiatives: HART Cork, Irish Therapy Dogs, The Dublin Dog Hub, and the Wexford Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Follow Ivan’s dog-friendly adventures across Ireland at @ivanstravelsie and buy the book online for €25.