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Weekly horoscope for May 25 – May 31: What the stars have in store for every zodiac sign revealed
Weekly horoscope for May 25 – May 31: What the stars have in store for every zodiac sign revealed

The Irish Sun

time24-05-2025

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  • The Irish Sun

Weekly horoscope for May 25 – May 31: What the stars have in store for every zodiac sign revealed

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died in 2023 but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes. Read on to see what's written in the stars for you today. Advertisement ARIES MAR 21 - APR 20 12 When the steely determination of Saturn meets your Aries platinum power, it creates an unstoppable force. This is your chart situation for the next three years. You can face any fear and find the courage you need. So, line up your challenges and get going. Advertisement However, do guard against tunnel vision and try to stay open to the needs and opinions of others. A communication moon reconnects to 'M.' TAURUS APR 21 - MAY 21 12 Advertisement If you have done your homework, this can be your week to make some new cash choices, as Mercury's common sense is so strong in you. Most read in Fabulous Plus, Saturn is 100% backing your dreams – even some you had to give up on previously. In love, it is more important to love honestly than perfectly, so do overlook any niggles. If you are single, 'The One' is included in a split bill. Advertisement GEMINI MAY 22 - JUNE 21 12 A personal Gemini new moon is the starting point for a new you – so dust off those dreams of doing more and truly living your best life. Saturn, the 'teacher planet,' enhances your strength by helping you identify who in your circle is Team Gemini and ready to support you no matter what. Advertisement This may be a surprise, but trust the process. Passion lights up where fairy lights sparkle. CANCER JUNE 22 - JULY 22 12 Advertisement In a year of big zodiac moves, this is a key month for you, as your success sector is in the Saturn spotlight. Start a three-year plan for love, life, or work as soon as you can, because so much can go your way. Repeat to yourself daily that you do deserve to be happy and that you are more than enough. New love wears a winning smile. Advertisement The luck factor circles '79.' LEO JULY 23 - AUG 23 12 Advertisement As boundaries fall and you see that rules can be broken, it becomes more vital than ever to set your own standards for yourself. This will protect you as you start a process of personal progress. Neptune's mind-reading skills enhance your confidence. If you are in love, a new moon of community suggests that sharing a caring role can draw partners closer. Advertisement If you are single, 'The One' has a celebrity surname. VIRGO AUG 24 - SEPT 22 12 Maybe you have buried the urge to look, sound, or behave in a different way, but with Saturn now on board, it is time to start. Advertisement Not everyone may like or accept the new you, but if you know a path is right, you can stick with it. At work, this may mean stepping on some toes, but you can do it with style. In love, trusting your own sense of right and wrong sustains you from within. LIBRA SEPT 23 - OCT 23 Advertisement 12 A fresh-start moon, plus the arrival of Mercury, centres planet action on your zone of new horizons. For you, this week, there is no such thing as too late or too much. There is nothing you cannot tackle. Advertisement Meanwhile, the steady hand of Saturn calms any stormy relationship seas, and you see a romantic harbour so clearly. If you are single, this can lead back to someone you simply cannot forget. SCORPIO OCT 24 - NOV 22 12 Advertisement Any sense of feeling daunted by the future can develop into a clear vision of success, as your wellbeing chart plays host to Saturn for the next three years. Permanent change, not short-term fixes, is your goal for mind and body, and it has never been so achievable. Take a deep breath, then take that step. The new moon stirs surprise feelings for someone who initially seemed unfriendly. Advertisement SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 - DEC 21 12 So many of your great ideas vanish before you can make them real. Now, your chart is rich in responsibility, research, and the kind of self-belief that cannot be shaken. Advertisement Performing to a rapt audience and pitching plans to a celebrity panel can be two highlights of the next three years. Passion surges too, as you seek a better balance between giving and taking, saying yes and no. CAPRICORN DEC 22 - JAN 20 12 Advertisement The home life you want and the home life you have can come much more into tune from this week onwards. A clear 'no' is better than a kind 'yes' if you know you need something different from key people. Meanwhile, Mercury's quick wits are such a work bonus, helping you see gaps and fill them before anyone else. Do go back to half-done documents and complete them. Advertisement AQUARIUS JAN 21 - FEB 18 12 A new moon of pure creativity opens your mind and lets a stream of ideas flow out. This time, instead of storing these away, talk about them often with everyone. Advertisement The perfect person or process for positive progress could be right there. If you are in love, Saturn guides you to stay 100% caring but also to be 100% clear. If you are single, Venus highlights someone with a role in on-screen talking. PISCES FEB 19 - MAR 20 Advertisement 12 For you, being bolder with money does not mean running risks, but believing in your right to make your own choices. Now you have this, plus the ability to be strong even in situations where you usually feel weak. What you do with this is up to you, but try not to waste it. Advertisement Read more on the Irish Sun Looking the other way in love may feel like a safe strategy, but it could put your heart in danger. Luck links to a rural address. Horoscope traits What does your star sign mean for you? - The best and worst characteristics of the head of the zodiac - The traits you need to know for the air sign - What does this star sign mean for your personality? - The key traits for the sign include a keen love of food - The traits to be aware of for the sign with a symbol of twins - The best and worst characteristics of the fire sign - What does the seventh star sign mean for your personality? - The key traits for the sign include an interest in the arts - The traits you need to know for the fire sign - What does this star sign mean for your personality? - The best and worst characteristics of the earth sign - The key traits for the sign include loyalty and kindness

Four viral garden trends making guests cringe as soon as they walk in to your space, according to royal gardener
Four viral garden trends making guests cringe as soon as they walk in to your space, according to royal gardener

The Irish Sun

time20-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • The Irish Sun

Four viral garden trends making guests cringe as soon as they walk in to your space, according to royal gardener

A FORMER royal gardener has revealed four trends that leave guests cringing as soon as they walk into your garden. With another bank holiday just around the corner, many of us have likely made plans to invite friends and family over for BBQs or garden parties. Advertisement 4 Jack was a royal gardener for more than 20 years Credit: Twitter/X However, guests could be secretly judging your outdoor space, Grass Chairs or Sofas Chairs made from mounds of soil that have been turfed over were a trend a few years ago, but according to Jack, are guaranteed to make guests cringe. "You had these turf-like seats in the garden, which might sound like a great idea", he told Fabulous, on behalf of "I think you even used to be able to buy the innards made out of cardboard that you'd fill with soil and then you'd plant grass seed over - they're a bit cringey. Advertisement Read more garden stories "They don't ever really do that well. You can never really sit in them and people don't tend to anyway because the grass is always either wet or it's too dry and then it just becomes sort of like a muddy patch." Pampas Grass Pampas grass was a huge trend in the '70s, but Jack said that if you still have it in your garden, it's bound to make guests cringe. "I consider it massively cringey whenever you see them in a garden," he said. 4 Jack revealed that Pampas grass is bound to make guests cringe Credit: Alamy Advertisement "A friend of mine recently moved house and as soon as I walked into the garden, it was the first thing I noticed." Most read in Fabulous Plus, thanks to the urban myth that if you have Gardens Full of Gnomes Having gnomes in your garden may add a touch of whimsical charm to your outdoor space, but Jack revealed that having too many of them is a huge no no. "I'm not saying don't have them," he said. Advertisement 4 Jack recommended sticking to just one or two gnomes Credit: Getty "But maybe just stick to having one or two gnomes. "You shouldn't have like 20 gnomes around a fishing pond or playing sports on the lawn, that's what I would consider as very cringe." Themed Gardens You may be tempted to fashion your garden into a shrine to your favourite film or book, but according to Jack, this is bound to make your guests cringe. Advertisement 4 Jack advised against theming your garden around a favourite book or film Credit: Alamy "For example, when people go off to Disney, and then come back and think that their garden should be Disneyland-themed and try to re-create this in their garden. "Or they go to see a movie, like Titanic, and they might try and create this in their garden. "It just reminds me of a crazy golf course - but in a garden! Advertisement "Just stick to a classic garden, as nothing beats those in my opinion ."

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