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The regular coffee shop is so, like, dead, guys! We're only joking, we love coffee shops.

Delicious food, eclectic wines, classic cocktails and live Jazz/Blues set the tone for a great experience....

We, here, at Travel2Ireland like dogs…and pubs. So, we’ve lazily put the two together to form a small list of dog-friendly establishments...

Located within the cobblestone streets and vibrant atmosphere of Galway are pubs that encapsulate the essence of Irish hospitality,

Cork is renowned for its vibrant and lively pub scene but what do the locals think is the best pub in Cork?

Ireland has witnessed many exciting food festivals and events in August...

Johnnie Fox’s situated in Dublin, is one of the oldest pubs in Ireland.

Killarney offers a delightful culinary scene with various restaurants and eateries to suit different tastes and preferences.

The Temple Bar The Temple Bar was opened in 1840. For almost 160 years visitors have flocked to the Temple Bar.

Galway is well known for being one of the most beautiful-looking counties in Ireland with a deep history.

Since 1759 Dublin has been the home of the famous beer Guinness, known as the Black Stuff.

We all love a good farmer's market, where we can pick up a few bits and bobs from independent businesses.

Food has become a vital part of any travel experiences.

Autumn is the ideal time of year to enjoy all the breathtaking scenery that Ireland has to offer.

Bray is a coastal town in north County Wicklow, Ireland.

This week I was in Fermanagh for a short visit to preview the Festival Lough Erne...

Have a look at Tourism Ireland's best food experiences in Ireland...