Love Ireland: Travel Guide for Visiting from the USA

Rolling green hills and dry stone walls in the Irish countryside, the landscape of the hedge schools

The Secret Schools Ireland Held Behind the Hedges — and the Children Who Walked Miles to Get There

Imagine a morning in 1740.

The Lia Fáil standing stone on the Hill of Tara, County Meath, Ireland, where High Kings were crowned

Why Every Irish High King Had to Make the Stone at Tara Scream

In the green heart of County Meath, a standing stone has waited…

Freshly baked soft bread rolls similar to the famous Waterford blaa, Ireland

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…

A magpie bird — the subject of Ireland's famous one for sorrow counting rhyme

The Ancient Irish Rhyme That Tells Your Fortune Every Time You See a Magpie

You’re driving down a country road in Connacht when a…

The Heartbreaking Truth Behind Ireland’s Most Photographed Castle

Every year, millions of visitors photograph Kylemore Abbey…

The Brazen Head, the ancient Dublin pub where Ireland’s revolutionaries once met

The Ancient Dublin Pub Where Ireland’s Revolutionaries Once Planned a Nation

Somewhere in the maze of cobbled streets just west of Dublin…

The Wandering Blind Harper Whose Music Still Echoes in Every Irish Pub

In 1688, a young man of eighteen lay in bed, blind, his life…

The Ancient Race Who Ruled Ireland Before Humans — and Never Really Left

Long before Saint Patrick arrived on Irish shores,…

Aerial view of Dunluce Castle perched dramatically on the Antrim coast cliffs above the sea

The Night Part of an Irish Castle Fell Into the Sea — and Only One Person Survived

One stormy night in 1639, the guests at Dunluce Castle were…

The Secret Irish Tradition That Turns an Ordinary Kitchen Into a Place of Worship

Every few years, in rural townlands across Ireland, something…

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