A Million Irish Hearts: Why the World’s Love for Ireland Never Fades
Discover why millions around the world carry a love for Ireland — from diaspora homecomings to first-time visitors who never quite forget the place.
Discover why millions around the world carry a love for Ireland — from diaspora homecomings to first-time visitors who never quite forget the place.
In 1652, Cromwell’s soldiers besieged Galway for nine months — but local folklore says one night crossing the River Corrib stopped them cold. — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.
Learn how to start a business in Ireland as an American in 2026, including company registration, the 12.5% tax rate, visas, banking, and government grants — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.
Planning to move to Ireland from the US? Get a complete 2026 cost breakdown — from shipping your belongings to rent deposit, health insurance, and setup fees — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.
Ballysaggartmore Towers in County Waterford looks like a castle entrance, but it is actually a Victorian gate lodge built around 1850 — the main house was never finished. Free to visit, set in ancient woodland near Lismore, and one of Ireland’s most unusual heritage sites.
Ireland just topped Europe’s work-life balance rankings — and if you’ve ever visited the Emerald Isle, you already know why. A recent global report placed …
Learn how Americans can claim Irish citizenship in 2026 through descent, naturalisation, or marriage — and what the EU passport means for your future. Get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.
Discover how school in Ireland for American families works — from free tuition and the Irish language requirement to enrolment steps and what to expect on day one — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.
From Connemara’s wild shores to West Cork’s harbour villages, discover why retiring in Ireland is the dream that never fades — and what life could truly look like on the Emerald Isle.
Hy-Brasil, the phantom island 321 kilometres off the Galway coast, appeared on European maps for over 500 years before mysteriously vanishing from the records. Discover who saw it, why cartographers removed it, and why some west of Ireland fishermen still avoid that stretch of ocean — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.