Celebrating Bloomsday and Irish Literature
Ireland is renowned throughout the world for its rich literary heritage. Bloomsday is all about celebrating one of Ireland’s…
Anam Cara; The Celtic Philosophy of Friendship
You may have heard of the phrase Anam Cara, but what does it mean and where did it…
The Tara Brooch: A True Irish Treasure
The Tara Brooch was discovered in 1850. Since then it has become a world-renowned icon of ancient Irish…
Family Roots: Discover the Ancient Origins of Common Irish Surnames
Ever wondered about your Irish family roots? If you are a Walsh, an O’Sullivan, O’Connor, Doyle or a…
Great Activities to Try in Ireland for Father’s Day
This Father’s Day why not treat dad to a unique Irish experience? Whether he’s an outdoorsman, a motorhead, or a man…
Afternoon Tea, Irish Style
“There are few hours in life more agreeable than the hour dedicated to the ceremony known as afternoon…
Triskele: The Celtic Symbol of Constant Motion
Triskele is derived from the Greek meaning “three-legged”. The Triskele, or Triskelion is a motif comprised of a…
6 Must-Try Foods in Cork
Planning a trip to Cork? Make the most of your stay here by sampling some of the finest…
5 Strange but True Facts about Ireland
Ireland is a famously fiery-haired nation, however only 9% of the Irish population are natural redheads. However, Crosshaven in…
Irish Linen: Woven with Tradition
Irish linen is a fabric made from a humble flax seed. The plant fibre is spun in to…