St. Patrick’s Day is known, and celebrated, around the world. However, while Chicago may dye the river green, and New York City is known to […] Read More
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When we think of Irish castles we tend to think of royalty and knights, however, there is often a darker side to these historic buildings […] Read More
If you have heard of Doolin, Ireland it’s probably in association with the Cliffs of Moher. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way, only about 90 […] Read More
Kilkenny, known as the Marble City, is charming Irish city filled with Medieval architecture and buildings. An impressive castle, several well-preserved churches, and tons of […] Read More
You can’t visit Ireland without spending a day or two in Dublin. While I’m a big advocate of seeing more than just the capital, even […] Read More
Dublin, Ireland’s capital, is where most travellers will start and end their trip. However, if you only have a short amount of time in Ireland, […] Read More
Dingle is one of my all-time favourite places in Ireland. Not only does it have an awesome name (c’mon, how fun is it to say […] Read More
If your vision of Ireland is rolling green hills and blue lakes, colourful villages and historic sites, then you better add Killarney to your Ireland […] Read More
Train travel is one of the best ways to travel, especially in Europe. So it makes sense that visitors to Ireland may assume it’s a […] Read More
With over 1000 years of history, Waterford is known to be the oldest city in Ireland. Part of what makes this Irish city so fascinating […] Read More