Found in the seas off the coast of Donegal, Ireland’s most northern county, Tory island has been shaped by its remoteness. A fascinating island, off the coast of a fascinating island, Tory has…
Holidays can be expensive at the best of times, wining and dining and fitting in all the attractions. Dublin is becoming more expensive but that’s not to say it can’t…
1. Go to a GAA match Whether it’s hurling or football, this is a definite must on your visit to Ireland. Hurling is believed to be the world’s oldest field…
See what the Emerald Isle has offer on foot. Walk along gigantic cliff faces, sandy dunes and beaches, historic ruins and buildings, breathtaking hills and mountains and see the captivating…
St Patrick’s Day is nearly upon us. Every year we see more and more different buildings lit up and different rivers dyed green. However it’s going to be tough to…
1. Luttrellstown Castle Photo from luttrellstowncastle.com Luttrellstown Castle dates back to the early 15th century. This Gothic styled castle is located in Clonsilla on the outskirts of Dublin, Ireland. It became famously known around the world…
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