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Irish Daily Mirror

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August 09, 2025

The right lighting turns a garden into a bright space long after the sun has gone down.

Whether you're hosting friends or enjoying quiet moments outside, here's how to make the most of your evenings outdoors.

Choose the best lighting type Outdoor lighting falls into three main categories: mains powered, low-voltage, and solar. Mains wired systems are ideal for long-term installations for reliable brightness, such as near garages, driveways, or entrances.

These must be installed by a qualified electrician of course, but they provide the most dependable illumination, particularly in winter.

For DIY-friendly options, low-voltage kits are available in most garden centres. They're easier to set up and offer good brightness for paths and borders. Just ensure that you use weatherproof fittings and connectors designed specifically for outdoor use.

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