Love Ireland: Travel Guide for Visiting from the USA

Bronze statue of James Larkin with both arms raised, on a granite plinth inscribed JIM LARKIN 1874–1947, on O'Connell Street in Dublin

The Tram That Stopped in the Street: Dublin’s Great Lockout of 1913

The Jim Larkin monument on O’Connell Street, Dublin, by sculptor Oisín Kelly. Photo: Frabjousone, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Horse-Power Hour At roughly seven …

Rocky upland hilltop with a ruined stone enclosure overlooking a bay and distant mountains

The Love Ireland Guide № 012: Fairy Forts

Tony Webster from San Francisco, California via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0) Drive the back roads of Clare, Meath or Donegal and you will pass …

Keem Bay, Achill Island, County Mayo, Ireland — rugged west coast coastline with traditional stone building

Tracing Your Roots in County Mayo: A Heritage Guide for the Irish Diaspora

Trace your County Mayo roots: civil registration records, parish registers, Griffith’s Valuation, and the 1926 Irish Census — all searchable free. Join 64,000+ subscribers getting weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

The domed Reading Room of the National Library of Ireland on Kildare Street, Dublin, with its green and white coffered ceiling and wooden desks

Free Evening Events at Dublin’s National Library This October

The Reading Room at the National Library of Ireland. Photo: PineTreeBlues, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons If you’re planning a Dublin trip this autumn, here’s one …

Free Yeats Exhibition Tours at Dublin’s National Library This October

The Reading Room at the National Library of Ireland. Photo: PineTreeBlues, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons If you’re heading to Dublin this month, here’s one for …

A humpback whale breaching in open blue ocean, its long white pectoral fin raised above the water

Where to See Whales on Ireland’s West Coast This Autumn

Autumn is a good time to look for minke whales, humpbacks and dolphins off Ireland’s west and south coasts. Here is where to look and how to check recent sightings.

Stone gatehouse of Kilkenny Castle with classical carved stonework and a wooden door, with visitors at the entrance

Savour Kilkenny 2026: Medieval Feasts and Artisan Markets This October

Photo: Berthold Werner / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) If you’re planning an autumn trip to Ireland, Savour Kilkenny just gave you a reason to …

The Ancient Tropical Sea Beneath the Cliffs of Moher

The grey stone at the Cliffs of Moher was once mud at the bottom of a tropical sea, when Ireland sat near the equator 315 million years ago. Here is the geology story — and what to look for when you visit.

A traditional whitewashed thatched Irish cottage, the kind of home where a wake would once have been held

7 More Irish Family Sayings and What They Really Mean

If the first batch of Irish family sayings made you laugh, we have bad news: we were only getting started. Our post on 7 Irish …

Black-and-white construction-era photographs of the Ardnacrusha works on the Shannon, showing the dam, turbine pipes and machine hall

How Ireland’s 1929 Shannon Scheme Was Built by a German Company

Photo: Original photographer unknown, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons How Ireland’s 1929 Shannon Scheme Was Built by a German Company In the summer of …

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