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Dunluce Castle perched dramatically on basalt cliffs above the Atlantic in County Antrim

The Night Ireland’s Most Dramatic Castle Lost Its Kitchen to the Sea

On a stormy night in the 1630s, the kitchen at Dunluce Castle fell into the sea mid-meal. This is the extraordinary story of Ireland’s most dramatic castle ruin.

Colourful painted houses lining the waterfront of the Claddagh area in Galway city, Ireland

The Forgotten Irish Village That Had Its Own King — and Gave the World Its Most Famous Ring

The forgotten Irish fishing village that elected its own king and refused to marry outsiders for centuries — and how it gave the world the Claddagh ring.

A misty Irish lough framed by native trees with mountains fading into cloud — a landscape that embodies the untranslatable Irish words for longing, belonging and soulfulness

Why Every Swan on an Irish Lake Carries One of Ireland’s Most Heartbreaking Legends

If you have ever watched a pair of white swans gliding across a still Irish lake at dusk, you may have felt something you couldn’t quite name — a flicker…

Misty rural Irish cottages and stone walls in the west of Ireland, where poitín distilling traditions thrived

Why Every Field in Ireland Has a Secret Name — and Why It Still Matters

Before Google Maps, before postcodes, before county councils,…

Cobh harbour with St Colman's Cathedral rising above the colourful waterfront, County Cork, Ireland

The Irish Port That Said Goodbye to Six Million People — and Never Forgot Them

There is a pier in County Cork where you can still feel the…

Why Every Irish Castle Has a Ghost Story — and Why the Locals Believe Them

Walk through the arched doorway of almost any Irish castle and…

Respect Your Ancestors: You Are the Result of a Thousand Loves

Respect Your Ancestors: You Are the Result of a Thousand Loves in Irish Ancestry Genealogy Exploring your Irish ancestry genealogy is more than tracing…

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