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Dublin Marks 125 Years Since Oscar Wilde’s Death with Citywide Tributes
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From walking tours and film screenings to a jam-packed Wilde festival, in 2025 there are plenty of ways to salute the legacy of the...
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...
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New Halloween hubs extend breadth and depth of Ireland’s Samhain celebrations
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Experience Halloween in Ireland, where it all began and where extended culturally rich festivals offer an immersive Celtic adventure.
Ireland is the Home of Halloween,...
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Limerick Greenway Hub @ Rathkeale officially opens following €2.48m investment
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19 September 2025: A €2.48 million visitor hub for the 40 km Limerick Greenway has officially opened in Rathkeale, with the transformation of a derelict...
The ancient art of oral storytelling is having a renaissance worldwide, and Ireland is leading the way.
Seanchoiche Event, Dublin City.
Ireland is an island of...
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Ballygally Castle raises a glass to 400 years with launch of exclusive anniversary beer
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August 26th 2025: As part of its landmark 400th anniversary celebrations, Antrim's Ballygally Castle has unveiled a limited-edition Ballygally Castle Beer, brewed in partnership with...
Killarney will raise a glass to amazing liquids as the inaugural Kerry Drinks Festival makes its debut on Saturday, 15th November 2025, at Killarney...
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From Titanic Tales to Trad Sessions – Cobh’s Cultural Scene is Hitting a High Note This Summer
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Long loved for its heritage and harbour views, this East Cork town is now striking a new chord as one of Ireland’s most vibrant...
Exploring the Northern Irish Landscapes That Inspired Literary Legends
With stories around every corner, Northern Ireland is a real page-turner of a destination.
I have known...
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Ireland’s Dry Stone Walls achieve UNESCO World Heritage status
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Striking emblem of the Irish countryside is fifth cultural heritage practice added to prestigious list, joining uilleann piping, hurling, harping and falconry.
An ancient method...
































