Your ultimate holiday guide
Celebrate this World Cities Day (31 October) by booking a break in one of Ireland’s compact and charismatic cities.
If you’re planning a city break...
For a memorable experience, combine unique food and drink experiences with exploration of Ireland’s gorgeous landscapes.
Ireland’s culinary culture is so much more than stews...
Dublin in winter is a hub of creative energy and vibrancy with a rich mix of cultural and celebratory events.
Dark days and winter chills...
Elevate your autumn on the island of Ireland with a selection of festivals that celebrate community, tradition and heritage. From harvest fairs to feasts...
On 31st December 1759, Arthur Guinness signed an impressive 9,000-year lease on St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin, creating an Irish icon in Guinness...
This mid-term break, why not swap pumpkin patches and cinema trips for a stay in a 400-year-old real-life haunted castle?
Ballygally Castle, perched dramatically on...
1. Halloween began over 2,000 years ago in Ireland
It may be celebrated all over the world, but Ireland is the true home of Halloween. Over...
Ireland’s tales of the undead and Dublin’s Gothic architecture inspired the creation of the world’s most famous vampire.
There is one place in the world...
Myths, mischief and mighty celebrations all converge for one of the biggest festivals of the year in Ireland. But do you know where it...
Brack-obsessed baker Graham Herterich is putting the spotlight back on Ireland’s beloved fruit loaf, with tradition and innovation blending to create some fantastic new...