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What would you bring with you to Ireland? Each of us has different priorities, ranging from laptop, cellphone and iPod to a woolly hat and some battered binoculars. But there are some things that should be high on the list for travellers to Ireland. And while some may be obvious choices, others are not. 1. […]

Most travelers loves the freedom of having access to their own car when away on vacation, especially in a country like Ireland where it is all about the people, the culture and the astounding scenery. With a car you can go exploring at your leisure, stop off whenever you like or if a spot takes

Ireland’s first long-distance driving route The Wild Atlantic Way is Ireland’s first long-distance driving route, stretching from the Inishowen Peninsula in Donegal to Kinsale in County Cork. The entire route stretches for 2500km with 156 discovery points along the way for visitors to unearth.  This incentive brought forward by Tourism Ireland offers future visitors an

Christmas really brings out the best in Ireland and the Irish from cheerful festivities to wild acts of machismo, happy reunions, musical celebrations in Church and partying for a week. In Ireland Christmas lasts for about two weeks and is gladly celebrated as a respite from the winter. Here are just a few of Ireland’s

Even though English is the language you hear most often in Ireland, there is American English and European English and there are a few words that have a different meaning. For instance: If you hear someone say “trousers,” they are looking for “pants”, “corridor” is used sometimes instead of “hallway”, “pavement” instead of “sidewalk”, and