Love Ireland: Travel Guide for Visiting from the USA

The colourful harbour town of Cobh, County Cork — where generations of Irish families emigrated from, carrying their surnames across the Atlantic

Irish Towns and Villages Worth Visiting: A Regional Guide

There is a particular magic that happens in Ireland — something…

The Day the Whole World Turns Irish: How St. Patrick’s Day Unites Millions of Irish Hearts

The day is coming.

Traditional stone cottages and village on Inis Oírr in the Aran Islands, County Galway – an ancestral heartland for many Irish-American families

How to Plan an Irish Heritage Trip to Your Ancestral County

For millions of Irish-Americans, planning an Irish heritage…

Fleadh Cheoil: Ireland’s Largest Traditional Music Festival

Every August, something extraordinary happens in an ordinary…

The Ancient Irish Alphabet Carved Into Stone That Most Visitors Walk Right Past

You have almost certainly walked past one without knowing.

Croagh Patrick mountain rising over Clew Bay at dawn, County Mayo, Ireland — the sacred mountain where St Patrick fasted for 40 days

The Ancient Irish Harvest Festival That Still Draws Thousands Barefoot Up a Sacred Mountain

Every year, before dawn on the last Sunday of July, a mountain in…

How to Make a Rhubarb and Almond Frangipane Tart with Homemade Pastry

A beautifully rustic rhubarb and almond frangipane tart with homemade shortcrust pastry, silky almond cream, fresh rhubarb, and a golden lattice top from The Irish Baker Abroad.

Ireland Trip Cost from the USA: A Complete Budget Guide

Planning a trip to Ireland from the USA is exciting — but…

The Dark Irish Fairy Belief That Haunted Every New Mother for Centuries

The Irish Changeling Belief: Fairy Child Swapping and the Fear That Haunted Mothers for Centuries

Every Irish mother once knew the warning.

Ballycastle Lammas Fair: Ireland’s Ancient August Festival and the Amber Sweets Tradition

There is a song every Irish person knows.

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