Ireland’s Evenings Just Got Longer — Here’s What That Means for Visitors
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.
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The Hidden Kerry Valley That Was the Last Place in Ireland to Get Electricity
Discover the Black Valley in County Kerry — the last place in Ireland to receive electricity in 1976. A remote, hauntingly beautiful corner of Kerry.
The Name Irish People Use for Americans Who Come Home to a Country They’ve Never Left
What do the Irish call Americans who arrive searching for their roots? The story of the Returned Yank — and why Ireland still welcomes them home.
The Day Ireland’s Last Island Community Crossed the Water and Never Looked Back
The last 22 residents left the Great Blasket Island in 1953, carrying everything they owned. Discover the remarkable writers they left behind and what visitors find there today.
Why One of Ireland’s Most Famous Landmarks Is Said to Have Been Put There by the Devil
The Rock of Cashel didn’t just appear — legend says the Devil put it there. Discover the ancient Tipperary story behind Ireland’s most dramatic medieval skyline.
Why the Irish Have Always Carried Bread When Walking Across Lonely Fields
The Irish belief in fear gorta — the hungry grass — held that certain fields could strike a person with overwhelming hunger. Discover the folklore, the famine connection, and why people still carry bread across lonely Irish fields.
What the Irish Call the Feeling That a Place Is Not Quite of This World
Discover Ireland’s thin places — the ancient Celtic concept of caol áit, where the spiritual world grows close. These extraordinary Irish sites still take your breath away.
The Irish Superstition About Red Hair That Made Fishermen Turn Back at the Harbour
The Irish superstition about red hair that sent fishermen home before the first net was cast. Discover the Celtic belief behind this haunting coastal tradition.
The Unwritten Rules of an Irish Trad Session That Nobody Tells You
Step inside an Irish trad session and you’ll feel the magic instantly — but there are unwritten rules every first-timer needs to know before walking in.
Why Irish Farmers Left Part of Every Harvest for a Shapeshifting Spirit
The Irish púca spirit is a shapeshifter that could be horse, hare, or shadow. Discover the ancient harvest tradition that kept it on your side.
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