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The Malahide man who worked his way up and made his Malibu dream a reality Wild Geese: Dave Stewart is general manager at Little Beach House in LA
Fri, Feb 12, 2021, 05:51 Barbara McCarthy
Opportunities to work beachside in Malibu don’t come around very often, so when restaurant manager Dave Stewart saw his chance, he went for it.
“As a kid I watched things like Baywatch. I followed American sports, I listened to bands like the Beach Boys. You can’t help but dream about being there.”
After growing up in Malahide in Dublin, Stewart got the travel bug well before landing in tinseltown in 2016. “After finishing school in 2000, I studied CAD – computerised design – in Dún Laoghaire College of Art and Design. I worked in design after completing his degree.”
Last year changed my relationship with my clothes and my phone. The pandemic meant that I was wearing less of my wardrobe and spending more time online. But while my use of social media was up, my consumption of the latest must-have handbag had more or less ground to a halt.
Doomscrolling (aimlessly using social media) left me strung out. It s like a sugar hangover, where you wake up the next day with a film of plaque in your mouth, lethargic and discombobulated. I had temporarily fallen out of love with the two things that had been significant pillars of my career - fashion and technology.