Many thanks to Graham Grieve – My Voyage Scotland who has been kind enough to share the following blog with us – The Isle of Harris – home to the famous distillery and Harris Tweed Shop is...
The world’s most famous vampire was the creation of Dubliner Bram Stoker, who was inspired by the city and Ireland’s tales of the undead. Born in Clontarf, Dublin in 1847, at the height of Ireland’s G...
Ireland at Halloween – watch out for all sorts of spirits that are said to roam the island at the most spine-tingling time of year. Mischievous hobgoblins, spirits, shades, and the ghosts of gods and ...
Ireland isn’t short of a ghost or three, and Halloween is the perfect time for eerie encounters. Haunted houses, cursed castles and all manner of spooky spaces are to be found across the island of Ire...
For now you can’t go to Ireland, but Ireland can still go to you via the wonderful food, drink and artisan crafts that you can source online. The island of Ireland has an international reputation for ...
Sculpted over millennia by natural and human forces, the landscapes of the island of Ireland have offered dramatic photo opportunities ever since the birth of the camera. These images from the collect...
A great new Gin Distillery Map charts the must-try experiences and many ways to discover the story of the classic spirit around the island of Ireland. Developed by Tourism Ireland, the colourful infog...
One of Ireland’s most important cultural treasures has a new state-of-the-art home that enhances viewing and safeguards it for future generations. The famous ninth-century Book of Kells, housed in Tri...
This simple white soda bread is so delicious and makes use of any leftover vegetables and cheese you might have in the fridge! Ingredients 500g plain white flour 1 teasp. bread soda, sieved 1 teasp. s...
The idea for this dish comes from Greece, where oven-roasted beans are served with a roast or good quality sausages. If you don’t fancy the idea of the beans omit them completely and stir the sauce in...