What’s not to love about a unique Irish matchmaking festival? For those looking to find love there is nothing quite like Ireland’s Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival. Held in the tiny town of Lisdoonva...
One of the most spectacular ancient monuments in Ireland has to be the Stone Fort known as ‘Grianán of Aileach’. Situated on the peak of Mt. Greenan on the Inishowen Peninsula in Co. Donegal. On a cle...
The Fergus Scottish Festival and Highland Games is celebrating 72 years of Celtic contributions to 150 years of Canadian culture throughout the weekend of August 11th-13th in the beautiful, historic t...
2017, the year I qualify to become a Canadian citizen. I’ve already begun trawling through the paperwork in meticulous detail, pulling all the documents, photos and other supporting papers together. P...
It was a long way from home and yet, 19 Irish visitors had a homecoming of sorts this week. The delegation from south County Wicklow, south of Dublin, have been visiting Smiths Falls and vicinity for ...
Take a trip through U2’s Dublin. Rock Stars 50 million albums sold, an all-time record of 22 Grammys, and some of the biggest tours of all time: just a few of U2’s many accomplishments. Th...
Get ready to celebrate Canada Day like never before! Today, the Honourable Melanie Joly, Minister of Canadian Heritage, revealed details of the three-day-long Canada Day festivities taking plac...
Mississauga, Ontario might be the new Guinness World Record holder for the world’s longest greeting card. Today, 39 – 4’x 8′ panels of the City’s Canada 150 Birthday Card...
Nearly 600 employees and veterans of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) participated today in a unique photo at the Museum of History. This impressive photo comes after more than 100 Mounties in...
By Peter Garland M. A. The Blarney Stone is reputed to give eloquence, but if the stones themselves could talk what stories they would tell. For instance, in the second half of the eighteenth century ...
