Love Ireland: Travel Guide for Visiting from the USA

Ireland’s Hospice Care History: How Did a Small Country Become a Global Leader in Palliative Care?

Photo: Wikimedia Commons (via Wikipedia) On 9 December 1879, a woman named Anna Gaynor — known in religion as Mother Mary John — opened the …

Traditional Dublin Gur Cake slice, with spiced fruit filling sandwiched between two layers of shortcrust pastry and a light dusting of sugar

Gur Cake Recipe: Dublin’s Beloved Thrifty Spiced Fruit Slice

Photo: Rwxrwxrwx / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) What’s the best Irish dish of all time? ☘️ Vote in our Best Irish Food poll — …

Traditional Dublin pub exterior — McNeill’s on Capel Street, with tricolour flags and pub signage

Women in Irish Pubs: How the Bar Counter Gradually Opened Up Through the 20th Century

Photo by Viola Kovács on Unsplash Try the Guinness Timer ⏱️ A perfect pour takes 119.5 seconds — the rest, two minutes, gives the stout …

Valentia Island, County Kerry, site of the first transatlantic telegraph cable station connecting Ireland and America

The Wire Beneath the Water: How a Kerry Island Became the Birthplace of Global Telecommunications

Kmcnamee via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0) On the morning of 5 August 1858, a ship called HMS Agamemnon manoeuvred into the harbour at Knightstown …

Ballynafagh Church and graveyard, County Kildare, Ireland

Irish Catholic Parish Records: How to Find Your Ancestor’s Baptism, Marriage and Burial Records

Irish Catholic parish records hold baptism, marriage and burial entries going back to the 1700s. Learn how to search 11 million records free online — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Misty autumn morning at Glendalough's Upper Lake in the Wicklow Mountains, with golden foliage reflected in the still water

Why October Is One of the Best Months to Visit Ireland

Glendalough, Co. Wicklow, in autumn. Photo: Bananenfalter / Wikimedia Commons (CC0) Euronews just dropped their October travel guide, and we’re here for anyone considering an …

View along the sheer cliff edge at Dún Aonghasa fort on Inis Mór, Aran Islands, with Atlantic waves breaking below

Ireland Moments That Give You Chills Years Later

Some travel experiences stay with you long after you come home. These are the Ireland moments that make your breath catch — from ancient cliff forts to ancestral graveyards to late-night sessions in a Kerry pub.

The Twelve Bens mountain range rising over Connemara's boglands and loughs on Ireland's west coast

Creator Spotlight: The Irish Nature and Landscape Photographers Capturing Our Wild Country

Ireland’s nature and landscape photographers are among the most dedicated artists working today. From underwater ocean photography to decades spent climbing mountain ranges at dawn, these four photographers are capturing Ireland’s wild places in ways that deserve a far wider audience. Meet George Karbus, Peter McCabe, Darren J Spoonley, and Gareth McCormack.

Why Ireland Always Feels Like Coming Home — Even When You’ve Never Been Before

Discover why Ireland feels like home the moment you arrive — from the gift of unhurried attention to the meitheal spirit that turns strangers into friends.

A wedge of golden lattice-topped Irish apple tart with tender spiced apple filling, served on a white plate

Traditional Irish Apple Tart Recipe: A Bramley Classic From the Irish Kitchen

Photo: Shisma / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0) What’s the best Irish dish of all time? ☘️ Vote in our Best Irish Food poll — …

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