How to Identify Genuine Waterford Crystal
The name Waterford is synonymous with quality. Created by hand in the city of Waterford, Ireland more than 200 years ago, this well-crafted glassware appeared in the homes of the...
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WiFi, Mobile Phone and Electronic Tips for Ireland
From windswept stretches of rugged coastline to rowdy pubs flowing with Guinness, towering old castles to a romantic countryside where ponies run free, this is Ireland -- the land of...
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13 Irish Phrases You Need to Learn Before Your Next Ireland Vacation
There’s nothing quite like the sound of an Irish brogue rolling off the tongue of a silver-headed Dubliner. Before you make your way to the Emerald Isle, here are 13...
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Fairies, Sprites and Leprechauns: Ireland’s Legends and Lore
The Origins of Irish Folklore From ancient times, the Druids and the Celts believed in the power of magic. There are stories of sacred shamrocks that could ward off evil...
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Things to Do in Connemara: Ireland's Wild West
Lauded by poets and authors, Connemara is a remote corner of Ireland beloved for its romantic landscapes and majestic scenery. With rusty peat bogs and miles of desolate coastline, glittering...
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7 Things to Know About Ireland's County Galway Pubs
One of the best things you can do in County Galway is to spend an evening in a pub. Well to be competely truthful, that's one of the best things...
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The Best of Ireland: Enjoying a Good Ole’ Irish Breakfast
Also called a “full breakfast,” the traditional Irish breakfast is more than filling -- it’s downright overwhelming. There’s an old saying that says “eat breakfast like a king, lunch like...
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Dublin to Belfast: Ireland Travel Tips
Separated by just 100 miles, Belfast and Dublin are, in fact, in two different countries. The former is the capital of Northern Ireland, a part of the United Kingdom, while...
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The Edge of Ireland
Early in the morning, before everyone arrives, there is a soul-stirring loneliness to the Cliffs of Moher. Seamist and fog shroud the limestone rocks and the cries of nesting seabirds...
Read MoreCat got your tongue? You might want to stop in at Blarney Castle.
Walk up to Blarney Castle and you sense the captivating richness of Irish history. The castle is a medieval stronghold near Cork, and the current structure was built by the...
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