Love Ireland

Discover boxty, the traditional Irish potato pancake with a famous rhyme that once decided whether you were marriage material in rural Ireland.

Discover the ancient Irish tradition of St. Martin’s Night — a November blood ritual that kept homes safe for centuries and still echoes in parts of rural Ireland.

Every June 23rd, Irish streets fill with bonfires for St John’s Night — a tradition older than Christianity that still happens across Ireland today.

Ireland has around 400 ancient Ogham stones scattered across the countryside — and most people walk right past them. Discover what they say and where to find them.

Discover the hidden meaning behind every stitch on a traditional Irish Aran jumper — from the cable and honeycomb to the legend of the drowned fisherman.

Irish tower houses — those squat stone towers rising from hillsides across every county — were homes for medieval families. Here is what daily life looked like inside their thick walls.

Discover the ancient Irish wake traditions that turned grief into community — keening, wake games, clay pipes, and the rituals that protected both the living and the dead.

Ireland’s shebeen was an illegal drinking house the whole village pretended not to know about. Here’s the story of how they survived for centuries.

Today Ireland’s clocks spring forward — and with them come the long golden evenings that make spring and summer visits so special. Here’s where to be and when.

Discover the Black Valley in County Kerry — the last place in Ireland to receive electricity in 1976. A remote, hauntingly beautiful corner of Kerry.