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Irish Person Of The Year Giving back from Tipp to TIP!
Geraldine Browne, Toronto’s 2019 Irish Person of the Year, was born in the townland of Knockavilla, a small village approximately 7 miles from the Rock of Cashel and 3 miles from Dundrum, Co Tipperary. Geraldine is the third youngest of 11 siblings – 6 boys and 5 girls – born to Peter and Kitty Browne. […]
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New Irish Whiskey With A French Connection – Writers’ Tears Copper Pot Deau XO Cognac Cask Finish
Walsh Whiskey has released Writers’ Tears Copper Pot – Deau XO Cognac Cask Finish, a super-premium edition of its universally popular Writers’ Tears Copper Pot Irish whiskey. It is the fourth expression released under the Writers’ Tears range. On this occasion Founder Bernard Walsh has finished his unique blend of aged Single Malt and aged […]
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House of Waterford Crystal!
MEET OUR MASTER CRAFTSMEN SERIES Michael Murphy Master Sculptor Michael started his career with Waterford Crystal in 1974. At the age of 15 years, he heard from a friend (who was already employed by Waterford Glass) that the factory was recruiting apprentices. Michael clearly remembers the speed of the hiring process, he was interviewed by the […]
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Take it easy Discover slow adventures and artisans at work in Northern Ireland
Get more from your experience of Northern Ireland and slow things down by going deep into the local culture, heritage and nature. This is mindful travel at its very best It’s time to enjoy the moment, to take your time, to step away from the rush and bustle. Slow travel is THE way to go […]
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Pulse-pounding excitement and breathtaking views on Northern Ireland’s epic cliff path
You’ve left Belfast behind, and now it’s time to start your journey along the Causeway Coastal Route. And already, just 32km (20 miles) in, you’ve found something remarkable. Let us introduce you to the Gobbins. Hanging from basalt cliffs directly over the Irish Sea, the Gobbins cliff path is an Edwardian labour of love. Designed […]
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Fantastic arts and culture events in 2018
Do you know what kind of entertainment you like, but not where to go and see it in Scotland? Then you’re in the right place! Scotland is the perfect stage for all kinds of events, so here’s a round-up of just some of what you can experience this year, including music, theatre, dance, art and […]
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Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge
High above the waves The creak of wooden slats in the rushing wind. The waves swirling in beneath your feet. The salty spray in your nostrils. Can you handle Carrick-a-Rede? The Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge has woven its way between Carrick Island and the County Antrim mainland for over 250 years. Swaying 30 metres above the […]
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Raise a glass at a Scottish Whisky Festival in 2019
We love a good whisky festival here in Scotland. It’s no wonder – after all, the term ‘whisky’ comes from the Gaelic uisge beatha, which translates as the ‘water of life’. And anything called the ‘water of life’ must be worthy of a bit of a celebration, surely? We’ve put together a list of great […]
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The Scottish Snowdrop Festival 2019: snowdrops take a star turn
Organised by Discover Scottish Gardens, many of the gardens are open especially for the festival, which runs from 25 January – 11 March, and can be entered for a small ticket price, a donation or for free. There are around 60 events this year that are included in the festival. Festival highlights Perfect for crisp winter […]
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5 Amazing Ways to Spend a Week in Scotland
So, you’re planning to spend a week in Scotland? Now to decide where to go and what to do during your stay, that’s where we can help! Use these seven day itineraries to help guide the route for your trip, with all the attractions, activities and places to visit along the way. 1. Scottish Film […]