Irish photography Archives

The grassy mound of Navan Fort, Emain Macha, under a dark sky in County Armagh

Macha: The Irish Goddess Who Raced a King’s Horses and Cursed Ulster

Macha, the Irish queen who raced the king’s horses and cursed the men of Ulster. Explore her legend and visit Navan Fort in County Armagh today.

Beef Dripping on Toast Recipe: The Old-Fashioned Irish Farmhouse Snack Worth Reviving

Photo: Skyler Ewing / Pexels Beef Dripping on Toast Recipe: The Old-Fashioned Irish Farmhouse Snack Worth Reviving There are few things more deeply rooted in …

Carroll's Bar on Dominick Street Lower in Galway's West End, with the Crust Bucket pizza sign and bunting over the entrance

Carroll’s Bar, Galway: A Traditional Irish Pub in the Heart of the West End

Photo: N Chadwick / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0) Try the Guinness Timer ⏱️ A perfect pour takes 119.5 seconds — the rest, two minutes, …

A round brown Irish soda bread loaf with a deep cross cut in the top, on a slate board

Treacle Bread Recipe: The Dark, Sweet Soda Bread That Warms Every Irish Kitchen

Treacle bread is the dark, sweet soda bread that fills an Irish kitchen with warmth. Here is an easy recipe using black treacle and buttermilk, ready in about an hour.

Full Irish breakfast on a white plate with fried eggs, back rashers, pork sausages, grilled tomato, mushrooms and baked beans, served with toast and coffee on a wooden table

How to Cook a Full Irish Breakfast: The Classic Fry-Up Recipe

Photo by Ajeet Panesar on Unsplash Few meals in the world carry the same sense of occasion as a Full Irish Breakfast. Known affectionately across …

Rural Irish countryside with a traditional cottage overlooking a sheltered coastal inlet — the kind of landscape where Irish townlands have been named for over 1,000 years

What Is an Irish Townland? The Ancient Address System That Helps You Find Your Ancestors

Irish townlands are ancient land divisions still used in Ireland today. Learn how many there are, what they mean, and how to find the specific townland your ancestors came from — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

Samhain — The Real Irish Origin of Halloween and How It’s Still Celebrated Today

You dress your children up every October. You carve a pumpkin. You buy sweets and wait by the door. But here’s the thing. Every one …

Golden sunset over Connemara National Park, heart of the Irish-speaking Gaeltacht in County Galway

Creator Spotlight: Ireland’s Most Inspiring Travel Photographers

Ireland’s landscapes have inspired artists for centuries, but a new generation of photographers is sharing the island’s beauty with the world in ways never seen before. From the Atlantic-battered coastlines of the west to the star-filled skies above the Mournes, these five Irish travel photographers are capturing Ireland at its most extraordinary. Gareth McCormack has spent three decades working with National Geographic and Tourism Ireland. Eddie Lee’s Atlantic coast imagery appears in Fáilte Ireland’s official campaigns. Paul Moane chases the Northern Lights over the Mourne Mountains. Ian Carruthers photographs the Milky Way arching over Ireland’s darkest skies. And Norman McCloskey’s Kerry gallery showcases four published books of landscape mastery. Whether you’re planning a visit or simply in love with this island, these are the creators to follow.

How Americans Can Get Irish Citizenship in 2026: The Complete Guide

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.

Doctor in a white coat wearing a stethoscope, representing GP and healthcare services in Ireland

Irish Healthcare for Retired Expats: GP, HSE, Private — What You Actually Need

Planning to retire in Ireland? Here’s how GP fees, Medical Cards, the Drug Payment Scheme, and private health insurance work for expat residents — plus get weekly Ireland stories free in our newsletter.

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