Ireland November 2026 Events: Markets, Exhibitions and Food Worth Planning Around
Photo: Dan Curran, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons November visitors often worry there’s less to do once the summer crowds thin out. Wrong. Late …
Photo: Dan Curran, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons November visitors often worry there’s less to do once the summer crowds thin out. Wrong. Late …
Some places just have a certain energy about them. Spirit Store on George’s Quay in Dundalk, County Louth, is one of those places — a bar and live music venue that clearly means a great deal to the people who run it, the artists who perform there, and the community that gathers…
Before 1954, an Irish packet of crisps came with a small twist of salt, and you seasoned them yourself. Then a Dublin crisp maker called …
Plan a visit to the Rock of Cashel in County Tipperary: its 12th-century chapel, round tower and how to get there — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.
Bres the Beautiful ruled Ireland badly and starved his guests. Read the Irish legend of the half-Fomorian king, the first satire and Mag Tuired.
How to get a PPS number in Ireland: your reason for applying, identity and address documents, MyWelfare appointment, and what happens after you apply.
Some pubs are simply places to drink. Others are places to slow down, look around, and feel connected to something that stretches back well over a century. P. Bermingham’s on Ludlow Street in Navan, County Meath, falls firmly into the second category. Established in 1884, it…
On 7 November 2013, the European Commission signed a regulation that put a soft, flour-dusted bread roll on its official register. Since then, a roll …
Discover what life is really like in County Wicklow, from Glendalough to Bray and the Wicklow Way — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.
Photo by Hieu on Unsplash For anyone in North Carolina dreaming of an Ireland trip, the logistics got significantly easier earlier this year. Aer Lingus …
There are pubs you pop into once and forget, and then there are pubs that become your go-to. Carpe Diem, sitting on Court Place in the heart of Carlow town, firmly belongs to the second category. With an atmosphere that blends contemporary design and traditional Irish…