The Irish Chef Who Invented Irish Coffee — and Nobody Believed Him
Discover the remarkable true story of Joe Sheridan, the Irish chef who invented Irish coffee at Shannon Airport in 1943 — and how it conquered the world.
Food and Drink
Dublin’s Favourite Stew Has Fed Working Families for Three Centuries
Dublin Coddle is the hearty sausage and potato stew that has fed Dublin families for centuries. Discover its rich history and why Dubliners still love it.
The Unwritten Rules of the Full Irish Breakfast
The smell hits you before you’ve even opened your eyes.
The Irish Comfort Dish That Tourists Never Order — and Always Wish They Had
In every Irish kitchen worth its salt, there exists a dish so…
The Only Bread in Ireland Protected by European Law — and You’ve Never Heard of It
In the world of legally protected foods, Ireland sits alongside…
How Irish Whiskey Went from World Domination to Near-Extinction — and Back
In the 1880s, Irish whiskey was the most celebrated spirit on…
The Ancient Irish Shore Food That Never Left — Even When Everything Else Did
Walk the rocky shore of Connemara or Donegal at low tide and you…
Why Every Irish Mammy Cuts a Cross in Her Soda Bread — and What It Actually Means
Watch any Irish grandmother make soda bread, and she does something before it goes into the oven. A quick, decisive cross, cut deep into the dough with a…
What Scientists Found Buried in Irish Bogs — and Why a Few of Them Actually Ate It
Deep in an Irish bog, somewhere between the tufts of bog cotton…
The Illegal Irish Spirit That Was Hidden from the Law for Three Hundred Years
The smell of it reached you before you saw anything.
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