On the leafy shores of the Drimneen River in the wilds of western county Galway stands a medieval fortress fit for a king. This castle comes complete with all the prerequisites of medieval Gaelic lord...
With a youthful population and a bohemian spirit, Galway’s charms are best enjoyed by strolling the city lanes and soaking up the atmosphere. There’s plenty to keep sightseers happy, too 1. Shop for s...
The smoke of the peat, the swaying bog grasses, ancient stone walls… it could only be Ireland’s traditional heartland of Connemara Passing through the desolate Doo Lough and Delphi Valleys towards the...
Virtual Reality Tours of the Wild Atlantic Way Piloted by Fáilte Ireland at International Tourism Fair in Berlin March 15th 2016 – Fáilte Ireland announced that it has captured a number of unmis...
Travel advisories and insurance policies. A Canadian government travel advisory for your destination could impact your travel insurance coverage. Some insurance companies will not honour medical claim...
Shopping for travel insurance. Most consumers purchase the first travel insurance that is offered to them. It is often an option when you purchase online, or a travel agent may offer it. While this is...
What is travel insurance? Travel can involve financial risks. Travel insurance is a financial product that transfers some of that risk to an insurance company. The policy wording describes the coverag...
Every trip to the island of Ireland is full of possibilities: touring the historic Boyne Valley or the sunny South-East, visiting the oldest pubs or discovering the wonders right outside Dublin city. ...
The Percevals came to County Sligo in the northwest of Ireland when George Perceval married Mary Crofton in 1665. Started 1760 and enhanced in 1825 and 1864, the Georgian-style Temple House remains on...