
The Doors & Doorknockers of Dublin
Dublin’s Georgian architecture gives the city its character. From the manicured layout of St Stephen’s Green and Merrion Square to the elegant brick homes with
Dublin’s Georgian architecture gives the city its character. From the manicured layout of St Stephen’s Green and Merrion Square to the elegant brick homes with
It’s a bit of a mystery how an island beloved for having one of the friendliest cultures on earth is also the home of some
Long before pumpkin spice lattes became the signature seasonal beverage of so many, another hot drink enjoyed the limelight in winter. Pumpkin spice is famous
Celtic knotwork is one of the most ancient and most prolific Irish design motifs. Concentric circles have been found carved into stone around this island,
When we think of the enduring links between Ireland and the USA, what often comes to mind is the waves of Irish immigration and the
County Westmeath normally keeps a pretty low profile. A few tourists do manage to discover this gem in the middle of Ireland, but most stick
Why is Ireland called the ‘emerald isle’? The ‘isle’ part is obvious as this is a small island, but how did emeralds come into the
When people think of the Irish countryside, we tend to think of rolling green fields dotted with fluffy white sheep and crisscrossed with stone walls.
Long before Belleek Pottery and their gorgeous legacy of Irish gifts ever existed, this corner of Ulster was well-known for its amazing scenery and compelling
The Claddagh ring, one of the most beloved Irish gifts of all time, has roots in Galway. But that isn’t the county’s only claim to