22 Best Pubs in Ireland (Updated 2022) Archives

A crowded Irish pub decorated for Christmas, seen through a window, with friends gathered around the bar on Christmas Eve

Christmas Eve in Irish Pubs: Why the 24th Is the Busiest Night of the Year

Try the Guinness Timer ⏱️ A perfect pour takes 119.5 seconds — the rest, two minutes, gives the stout time to settle. Time your own …

The Long Room of the Old Library at Trinity College Dublin, lined with centuries of books

Why Did Ireland Ban Its Own Greatest Writers?

James Joyce came home to Dublin in 1909 to open a cinema, yet Dubliners stayed unpublished in Ireland. Here is how the new Irish state came to censor its own greatest writers.

A traditional yellow Irish cottage beside a lough on the west coast, surrounded by green hills

How to Retire in Ireland: Step by Step

How do you retire in Ireland? A step-by-step guide to income, savings, health insurance and when to apply for permission to live in Ireland.

Hilma af Klint's The Ten Largest, No. 7, Group IV (1907), a large golden abstract painting with flower-like forms

Hilma af Klint Exhibition at National Gallery of Ireland: Worth Planning a Dublin Trip

Hilma af Klint, The Ten Largest, No. 7, Group IV (1907). Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons The National Gallery of Ireland just became an even …

Balor of the Evil Eye: Ireland’s Most Feared Giant

Meet Balor of the Evil Eye, the giant king of Irish myth. Learn his tale, Tory Island’s link to it, and the Irish folk belief it left behind.

Dramatic Irish coastal cliffs rising from the Atlantic Ocean — the domain of Manannán mac Lir, the Irish sea god of Irish mythology

Manannán mac Lir: The Irish Sea God Who Still Rules Ireland’s Coastline

Manannán mac Lir is the Irish god of the sea, the Otherworld, and magic — a shape-shifting deity who ruled every wave on Ireland’s 2,500-kilometre coastline and guided souls to the paradise beyond the Atlantic horizon. — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

The Dagda — Ireland’s All-Father God and the Magic Cauldron That Never Ran Empty

The Dagda was the most powerful god in Irish mythology — carrying a magical club that could kill or restore life, an inexhaustible cauldron that never left anyone hungry, and a harp that could command nature itself. Discover the legend of Ireland’s All-Father, a timeless figure woven into the heart of Celtic heritage. Discover weekly Irish heritage stories — free in your inbox.

Aerial view of the ancient monastery complex on Skellig Michael, County Kerry, Ireland

Skellig Michael: How to Visit Ireland’s Most Remote UNESCO World Heritage Site

Skellig Michael rises 218 metres from the Atlantic, 12km off Kerry. This guide covers how to get there, when to visit, what to expect on the 600-step climb, and why this UNESCO site draws visitors from across the world — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Ring of Kerry scenic landscape, County Kerry, Ireland — rugged coastline and mountains

Best Places to Live in County Kerry, Ireland

Discover the best towns and villages to live in County Kerry, Ireland — from Killarney and Kenmare to Dingle and Tralee. A guide for Americans moving to or retiring in Kerry. Get our free Ireland guide free in our newsletter.

The Dark Hedges at early morning, County Antrim, Northern Ireland — the beech tree tunnel made famous by Game of Thrones and Ireland's most photographed road

The Dark Hedges: The Real Story Behind Ireland’s Most Photographed Road and the Ghost Who Walks It

The Dark Hedges in County Antrim hide a ghost story older than Game of Thrones. Meet the Grey Lady — and discover the real history behind Ireland’s most photographed road.

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