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This October, Kildare Farm Foods invites families to swap city streets for a day of country at its Halloween Farm Spooktacular. Located in Rathmuck, only a short drive from Kildare Village, the farm transforms into a patchwork of pumpkins, hay bales, and twinkling decorations, where kids can run free and adults can indulge in their own Gilmore Girls moment.

The kids are barely back to school, but we are already yearning for a break and planning ahead!

From luxury barges and canal-side cottages to heritage university quarters and countryside retreats, Kildare is offering a fresh take on the staycation. The county’s alternative accommodation options provide visitors with more than just a bed — they offer experiences rich in character, history, and local charm.

What better way to embrace autumn than with a visit to a pumpkin patch?

Next week, Ireland raises a glass to one of its most iconic sons: Arthur Guinness! Born in County Kildare in 1725, the brewer behind the black pint would be celebrating his 300th birthday on the 24th of September, a fine excuse, if ever one were needed, to savour a properly poured pint and trace the story that began along the Liffey and changed the taste of Dublin forever. 

While we’re all for exploring the countryside, there’s something exhilarating about swapping views for the roar of an engine at one of Ireland’s most iconic race tracks. Enter Mondello Park, a must-visit stop for any adrenaline junkie looking to add a dash of speed to their Irish adventure.

Whether you live in the city, or in the wilds of the country, a visit to Ireland’s lakes and loughs is a tonic for the body and the soul.

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

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!

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

While we’re all for exploring the countryside, there’s something exhilarating about swapping views for the roar of an engine at one of Ireland’s most iconic race tracks. Enter Mondello Park, a must-visit stop for any adrenaline junkie looking to add a dash of speed to their Irish adventure.

There’s no shortage of fun family-friendly activities to enjoy this June!

Father’s Day is just around the corner, and finding the perfect gift for someone who says they have everything can be a daunting task...

If you’re looking for fun and engaging activities to enjoy together, here's some inspiration!

Looking for the ultimate girls' trip to celebrate International Women’s Day?

Enjoy sipping Prosecco in a plush four-star hotel, admire designer pieces worn by Audrey Hepburn and Princess Diana...

Ireland is full of amazing trails, forest paths, coastal walks and muddy puddles (sorry, clean car) — and the best bit? So many of them are totally dog-friendly. We’ve rounded up some of Ireland’s best hikes where both two-legged and four-legged walkers are welcome!

Easter is a time for families to come together and celebrate, and what better way to do so than by enjoying activities across Ireland?

Maynooth might be known as a university town, but it has a character all its own

This Mother’s Day, step back in time and discover the heartwarming traditions passed down through generations at Newbridge House.