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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!

The Labubu craze has taken Ireland by storm, which means the cute and chaotic plushies are hard to come by - this is your straightforward guide to getting one from Forbidden Planet, the only authentic Labubu seller in Ireland.

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.

The Dublin Horse Show 2025 is set to be one of Ireland’s most exciting and prestigious equestrian events of the year. Hosted at the historic RDS (Royal Dublin Society) grounds from August 6th to August 10th, the show combines top-class international show jumping, Irish hospitality, family-friendly fun, and world-class shopping in one iconic setting.

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.

Ireland’s Appetite for the Absurd: Welcome to the Wild Side of Food When you think of Ireland, you might picture rolling green hills,...

It's time for our weekend roundup! Here's what's on this weekend, between Friday the 8th and Sunday the 10th of August across Ireland. We've got a great lineup of things to do, from the Puck Fair in Kerry to a Wine and Cheese Festival in Dublin and much, much more.

Reneé Rapp has added new dates to the UK and European leg of her Bite Me Tour, including a new show at Dublin's 3Arena on March 22nd, 2026.

The Fitzpatrick Hotel Collection, comprising Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel in Killiney and The Woodenbridge Hotel & Lodge in Avoca, is thrilled to announce its new package that offers guests the opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds, coastal city luxury and countryside charm.

Overview of the Slieve Donard Hotel A jewel of the Northern Ireland travel 2025  landscape, the Slieve Donard Hotel Newcastle Northern...

Lover of the Blues? Howth Roots and Blues Festival is back on this August 9th to 11th! The festival is mostly free, with venues scattered all over Howth and Dublin.

The Eatyard Wine and Cheese Festival is set to delight wine and cheese enthusiasts from August 8th-10th. This event will take place at The Bernard Shaw & Eatyard in Dublin, bringing together some of Ireland’s best wine and cheese importers, producers, and suppliers for a weekend filled with delectable experiences and entertainment

Ever found yourself elbow-deep in a bag of crisps? Do you feel passionate about the Tayto vs King debate? Returning with all the salty, savoury Irish crisp goodness we all know and love, the Eatyard Crisp Festival is on from August 29-31st!

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.

Hotel Kilkenny has unveiled its new Summer Break packages, offering families a memorable escape with complimentary dining for children throughout the holiday season.

The final stretch of summer is here - but it’s not over yet. Whether you’ve a weekend to spare, visitors to entertain, kids to keep off screens, or simply a craving for something rugged and spectacular, the west coast is calling. 

Looking for the kind of place that turns your trip to Ireland into something unforgettable? Tobervilla House might just be the stop that stays with you longest. Set along the iconic Ring of Kerry and tucked beneath one of the world’s only Gold Tier Dark Sky Reserves, this beautifully restored historic country house offers the perfect mix of character, comfort, and calm.