Is Guinness Brewery the Heart of Dublin ?
If you wanted to find one area in Dublin with the most history squeezed in, you might be surprised to learn it wouldn’t be O’Connell
Category: Irish Places
Our Patron Saint’s Famous Cathedral
In the center of Ireland’s capital city sits one of the country’s most famous churches – Saint Patrick’s Cathedral. It is both a vibrant church
Connemara: Ireland’s Wild West
Just north of Galway Bay sits an incredible stretch of rugged coastline and rolling hilly land dotted with lakes that is home to an exceptional
The Sunny Southeast – Home of the Best Irish Summers
An Irish summer offers mystery and intrigue. It comes and goes on a whim, leaving us with a frequently disappointing on-again, off-again relationship with good
County Cork: Birthplace of Cillian Murphy
County Cork occupies a special place in the Irish heart. Known jokingly as a People’s Republic of Cork because of the fiercely distinct identity and
Dublin’s Romantic Heart
If you have romantic Irish gifts on your mind, you might enjoy learning a bit about Ireland’s connection to the patron saint of romance and
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
Ireland’s Hidden Heartland and Home of Irish Music
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
Fantastic County Fermanagh
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 Glories of Galway
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