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The Burren in County Clare is one of Ireland's most extraordinary landscapes...

Located between the Wild Atlantic Way and Ireland’s Ancient East, the Munster Vales stretch across four counties - Tipperary, Waterford, Limerick, and Cork, If you're after a trip that has history, hiking and delicious food, this region delivers.

Food lovers, mark your calendars! Taste of Kildare, brought to you by Into Kildare in association with Kildare County Council, is making a much-anticipated return on Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th August

There are walks that sharpen the senses and others that soften them; Ballybunion’s cliff path somehow manages both. Above the roar of the Atlantic, the trail heads past ancient stone, blowholes, and hidden coves. In September, when the summer rush loosens, it’s at its best.

Off the tip of the Dingle Peninsula lies one of Ireland’s most hauntingly beautiful places - the Blasket Islands. A string of isles scattered across the Atlantic, the Blaskets are as rich in story as they are in scenery. Once home to a small but fiercely self-sufficient Irish-speaking community, the islands are now uninhabited, but far from empty.

A lot of people, local and tourists, start planning their Killarney trip about this time.

Spotted at 53.2214677 latitude and -6.6574093 longitude beside Tani Japanese in Naas, what looks to be a dead end (see below) leading this investigative reporter to think he was enjoying a crab norimaki and maybe even a unagi in the Japanese restaurant!

Sr Genevieve trained in artisanal chocolate-making and began producing handmade bars, honeycomb, and seasonal confections with the Benedictine Nuns at Kylemore Abbey

Kerry is a playground for families looking for adventure, learning, and a good old-fashioned day of fun!

Off the coast of County Kerry, Skellig Michael rises dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean, 13 km from the mainland. This remote island,...

The Ring of Kerry might be one of Ireland’s most iconic routes, but rushing through it in a single day is a bit like flicking through a novel and claiming you’ve read the whole thing. South Kerry, in particular, deserves more time. So before you pack up and head for Dingle or Galway, here are ten reasons to stay just one more day - and maybe even another after that.

Puck Fair, or Aonach an Phoic (“Fair of the He‑Goat”), is held every 10–12 August in Killorglin, County Kerry, making it one of Ireland’s oldest non‑religious festivals.

Cobh may be known around the world as the final port of call for the Titanic, but today the historic harbour town is firmly anchored in the present as a thriving centre for music, performance and creativity. Just a short train ride from Cork City, Cobh is a place where history meets community, and where every corner reveals a new cultural experience.

From the coastline of Antrim to the hills of Tyrone and the lakes of Fermanagh, this road trip will take you through every single county in

Ireland's diverse landscapes, legendary pubs, and cultural treasures make it a dream destination for a road trip. From the coastal cliffs...

Benbulben, Sligo's striking flat-topped mountain, is not just a natural wonder but the spiritual heart of Ireland’s northwest. To truly...

Ireland’s coast has just earned its brightest haul of eco-credentials since the Blue Flag programme began here in 1988. At a ceremony in...

Northern Ireland really is the ultimate haven for nature lovers with gorgeous landscapes...

There’s lots to do on the shore of Lough Erne in Enniskillen, so we’ve compiled a list of the area’s most enticing attractions so you can make the most of your visit to Fermanagh.

If you’ve ever wanted to step back in time—way, way back—then Proleek Dolmen  in County Louth is the place to do it. This ancient...