Armagh apples are a strong part of Irish food heritage, and have European PGI status, meaning they are specific to their geographical region. Not only that, but they’re delicious, too! Ingredients For...
Kippers & Mustard Butter…..I remember as a child going with my mother to buy kippers on the Belfast’s Newtownards Road. At the time, kippers were one of the few fish the average working clas...
To me, duck eggs were never one of those trendy ingredients – people have been eating them for years. In my childhood days, my Uncle Jack used to bring them to the house as a treat for use every now a...
Sure I’m Only Codding Ya! Famous Irish Sayings… who knows what they mean? Banjaxed – Begorrah – Cogging – Do Lally – Flahed – Lapsy pa -Loo-lah – Looper...
William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin on June 13, 1865. With Lady Gregory and others, he founded the Irish Literary Theatre, from which developed the Abbey Theatre, Dublin, in 1896. His poetry inclu...
Oscar Wilde was born in Westland Row, Dublin on October 16th, 1854 to an eminent surgeon, William Wilde and the famous nationalist poet, Lady Jane Wilde, known as Speranza (her Selected Poems were pub...
Brendan Behan was born in Dublin on 9 February 1923. He grew up speaking English but became fluent in Gaelic in prison. His father, painter by trade, was also an Irish republican. The Behan household ...
Minister Coveney & Ambassador Kelly visited Niagara Falls with Tourism Ireland’s Canadian Country Manager Dana Welsh on the weekend. Minister Simon Coveney flicks the switch so to speak̷...
New Tourism Ireland film celebrates the greenest day of the year and invites the world to visit the island of Ireland Tourism Ireland has unveiled a new online film for St Patrick’s Day 2017, to encou...
