Located in the Boyne Valley, Newgrange is a 5,200 year old passage tomb. It is a Neolithic structure that was built by skilled Stone Age farmers around 3200 BCE. Newgrange covers an area of about 1 acre of land and…
Located in the picturesque Connemara area of Co. Galway, Kylemore Abbey has been a very popular tourist attraction for many years. Filled with a deep history that dates as far back as the 17th century, it is no wonder that…
The streets of Dublin are exploding with history. While a lot of this history is known both to locals and visitors, there is a haunted and ghostly past linked to Dublin’s streets that not many know about. If you are…
Looking for a fun day out for the whole family? Why not head over to the most complete and authentic castle in Ireland and step back in time to 19th-century Ireland at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. Make sure to…
In recent years, Ireland has drastically changed from an emigrant country to an immigrant country as migration has greatly increased in the last twenty years. The original founders of the Irish State guaranteed religious and civil liberty as well as…
The Stoneybatter Festival, a three-day festival taking place this year from 16th to 18th of June, promises to deliver on a number of different events that will appeal to everyone in the family in various locations throughout Stoneybatter, Arbour Hill…
Whether you’re a homesick Mexican missing the food, or a curious foodie interested in trying out new options, Dublin has no shortage of Mexican restaurants offering authentic and delicious dishes. With the growing interest in Mexican culture and Mexican food,…