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Aerial view of the Hill of Tara's Royal Enclosure and Mound of the Hostages earthworks in County Meath, Ireland

Hill of Tara: Why Did Ireland Build a Motorway Through Its Most Sacred Ancient Site?

The Hill of Tara, County Meath — mythological centre of ancient Ireland and seat of its High Kings. Photo: Uberhonken / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA …

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.

Where to Visit the Irish Roots of America’s Founding Fathers

Discover the Irish heritage sites where America’s founders left their mark. From Cobh’s emigration port to the Kennedy Homestead in Wexford — plan your roots journey today. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Kilkenny Castle reflected in the River Nore, County Kilkenny, Ireland

Kilkenny Castle: Eight Centuries of History Beside the River Nore

Discover the remarkable history of Kilkenny Castle, built in 1195 on the banks of the River Nore. A complete guide to visiting this iconic Irish landmark.

Baby hand resting on parent hand, symbolising Irish family naming traditions

Most Popular Irish Baby Names 2026: Boys, Girls and Their Meanings

Discover the most popular Irish baby names for boys and girls in 2026 — from Fiadh and Aoife to Cillian and Finn — with meanings, pronunciations, and Gaelic roots. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Dunlough Castle ruins at Three Castles Head, County Cork, Ireland

Dunlough Castle: How to Visit Ireland’s Most Remote Ruin at Three Castles Head

Visit Dunlough Castle at Three Castles Head in West Cork — one of Ireland’s most remote medieval ruins, perched above the Atlantic. Complete visitor guide — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

The Craft Behind Ireland’s Most Photographed Roof — and the Few Who Still Know It

Irish Thatched Cottages: The Ancient Craft and How to Visit

Ireland’s thatched cottages are instantly recognisable. But the ancient craft that built them is disappearing — and with it, a way of reading Irish history.

The Rocky Wilderness That Produces Ireland’s Most Remarkable Food

The Burren looks like it could never feed anyone. Yet this rocky limestone wilderness in County Clare produces some of Ireland’s finest food — shaped by 6,000 years of farming.

The vibrant interior of the English Market Cork, with colourful stalls, shoppers, and Victorian iron balcony

Why Cork’s Most Famous Indoor Market Is Called ‘English’ — and What That Name Really Means

Discover why Cork’s beloved English Market earned its surprising name and why it’s been the beating heart of the city’s food culture since 1788.

The Ancient Irish Hero Who Tied Himself to a Standing Stone Rather Than Die on His Knees

The first time most people encounter Cú Chulainn, it is not in a classroom or a museum. It is on a pub wall in Dublin, or carved into a fountain in…

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