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All Aboard for Fine Dining: Galway’s Rare Taste of the Orient Express
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Lovers of fine food and unique dining experiences will find Galway an epicurean delight.
Galway city, sitting on Ireland’s spectacular Wild Atlantic Way, is fast becoming a must-visit destination for those seeking superb local dishes, innovative chefs, and authentic culinary experiences. From fine dining to artisan food outlets there is much to be savoured in this bohemian city.
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Fill your heart with festive cheer at the island of Ireland’s magical Christmas markets.
The appearance of colourful Christmas markets across the length and breadth of the island of Ireland signals that the festive season has well and truly begun. And with many opening in mid-November this year, there isn’t long to wait.
Galway, on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, will open...
by Kevin Markham
The county of Wicklow is known as the ‘Garden of Ireland’. Little wonder with so much beauty laced across its mountains, lakes, forests and valleys. It possesses a true and deep Irish spirit. Nestled in one of its valleys, in the ancient territory of Fercullen, and surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Wicklow mountains, lies the...
As the autumn days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, the lure of an open fire in a cosy pub and a creamy pint of stout becomes irresistible. And if any further excuse were needed to hole up in a Dublin snug, International Stout Day (6 November) provides the perfect reason to meet up with friends to raise a glass...
Taste a tipple or two on the Galway Whiskey Trail
Delve into the wonderful world of whiskey while exploring the streets of historic Galway city on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way.
Ireland’s whiskey is renowned worldwide and every corner of the island boasts a tipple you should taste. If your visit to Ireland takes you to the west coast, don’t miss the...
The countdown is on for Cork on a Fork Fest, a new festival that will take place across Cork City centre from August 17-21.
The 5 day celebration of food will feature a long-table style street dinner, unique experiences, food trails, tasting masterclasses, street events, bite-size food talks, cooking demos, free events, Cork on a Fork specials, family fun, night-time...
One of the joys of Christmas is exploring a Christmas market, where fabulous gifts, festive food and seasonal music create the perfect mood.
If you’re lucky enough to be in Dublin in the run up to Christmas, make sure you visit one of the city’s buzzing Christmas markets.
The Dandelion Market at The Well, St Stephen’s Green, runs on the six Sunday afternoons...
Connect with Ireland’s culture and join us on an Irish food adventure through the centuries
St Patrick’s Day is the perfect time to enjoy some Irish food, such as Irish stew, brown soda bread, seafood chowder and maybe even a lesser-known dish such as Dublin’s coddle (a bacon, sausage and potato stew). Ireland’s food has a rich and interesting history...
Explore the island of Ireland’s awesome UNESCO sites
The island of Ireland’s UNESCO sites are destinations of world-class natural and cultural heritage that should top your to-do list.
Despite being small, the island of Ireland looms large when it comes to the number of UNESCO designated sites and cities it harbours. From ancient geological phenomena to vibrant cities steeped in culture,...
First Look: Clancy’s Cork Officially Reopens with Four New Food & Drink Experiences Under One Historic Roof
One of Cork’s most iconic pubs has entered an exciting new chapter. Clancy’s on Princes Street officially launched its new look venue yesterday evening, following a transformative €500,000 refurbishment. Clancy’s now has four distinct experiences that marry the building’s rich heritage with fresh...
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