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...
Halloween is coming – but did you know it is Ireland we have to thank for the most popular customs and traditions at the most unearthly time of year? The Irish are famous for concocting a bewitching c...
A new video featuring six school choirs performing ‘Dreams’ by Irish rock band The Cranberries is sharing a message of hope and friendship to the world. Tourism Ireland has teamed up with Co-operation...
Dear Ireland brings together the voices of 50 writers and 50 actors to create 50 ‘postcards from Ireland’ that reflect life today. Audiences around the world have been getting a view into contemporary...
Learn how to speak like a local with these great Scottish words and their meanings. From ‘braw’ to ‘wheesht’, we’ll equip you with the patter (that’s ‘the chat!’) to make the most of your next visit t...
Bloomsday, the Irish capital’s annual festival dedicated to literary genius James Joyce, is always marked on 16 June. It’s a day that celebrates all things Joyce and a certain Leopold Bloom, the lead ...
