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…
Pop the Question With the Perfect Ring
Being engaged is one of the most exciting things you can experience in your life. There is nothing…
Irish Legends: Children of Lir
s the story goes, the Children of Lir were children of King Lir and his wife Eva. King…