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EXPLORE DONEGAL
In the county that boasts the highest number of Blue Flag beaches and the longest coastline in the country; you’re never too far...
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Creepy crypt and spooky scarecrows at Bunratty Castle & Folk Park’s pagan Halloween festival
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Time travelling twists, creepy crypts and pagan roots are afoot at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park this year for a special Halloween festival to...
It's a bit of a traditional place, is Galway. Hand-built stone walls border the low lying fields throughout the western county, quality Irish music...
CREDIT JILLIAN BOLGER, VISIT DUBLIN
Every January TradFest Temple Bar fills the Dublin air with the uplifting sounds of bodhráns and banjos, fiddles and...
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Dramatic diving on display on Northern Ireland’s stunning Causeway Coast
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Dramatic diving on display on Northern Ireland’s stunning Causeway Coast
In July, Northern Ireland’s spectacular Causeway Coast will be the backdrop to the fourth stop...
Reviving romance: the magic of matchmaking in County Clare
In an age of digital dating, one Irish town is dedicated to finding love the old-fashioned...
48 HOURS... ON THE CLARE COAST
By Ed Leahy
Where better to start two days in Clare than Father Ted's house for a cup of tea...
WELCOME TO THE LITTLE MUSEUM OF DUBLIN.
The museum is open seven days a week from 9.30am until 5.30pm - admission to the museum includes...
St Patrick’s Day parades on the island of Ireland
With parades and celebrations galore taking place across the island, Ireland is the best place to...
The motorway from Dublin to Limerick doesn't actually take you to the Treaty City but continues on further into the south-west, eventually running out...

































