From what to pack and what you need to know before you go, to searching Dublin records and making contact with the locals in your ancestral home, an expert’s top advice Source: Tips for preparing for your research trip to Ireland | IrishCentral
Where to enjoy traditional Irish foods in Dublin and Belfast, with a contemporary edge.Source: Ten to try: Traditional Irish foods | Ireland.com
Have you visited Ireland yet? Here are some of the reasons why you should travel to the Emerald Isle as soon as you have the chance. Source: Irish tourism is at a record high, here’s why | IrishCentral
Ireland was named one of the top 20 countries to visit in this year’s Condé Nast Traveler’s Readers’ Choice Awards.Source: Ireland listed among top 20 countries to visit in 2020 | IrishCentral
Christmas is a wonderful time everywhere, but Ireland celebrates it in its own unique way. Here, we reveal what makes the season extra special in Dublin, Belfast and Cork…Source: A Very Irish Christmas | Ireland.com
The widespread practice of placing a ring of Holly on a front door started in Ireland. Holly was one of the main plants that flourished at Christmas time in Ireland and gave the poorer population means with which to decorate their homes.Source: Irish Christmas...
Take a seasonal trip to six of Ireland's most festive Christmas markets for fine foods, sleigh rides and, yes: Santa Claus.Source: Christmas Markets in Ireland | Ireland.com
The unique Christmas spirit in Ireland is irresistible. Even the Grinch himself would be charmed by a Christmas in Ireland. To prove it, here are 8 things you’ll need to know about celebrating Christmas on the island of IrelandSource: 8 things about Christmas in...
In Ireland, people celebrate Christmas in much the same way as people in the UK and the USA, but they also have many of their own Christmas traditions and customs.Source: Christmas in Ireland | Christmas Around the World
Looking for some unspoiled beauty to soak up during your trip to Ireland? Thankfully Ireland has no shortage of stunning islands dotting its entire coastline. Here’s the best of what to see if you decide to go offshore on your trip to the Emerald Isle!Source:...
And the friendliest town in Ireland is… step forward Ennis, County Clare, the heart of the Midwest region, home of Irish traditional music and famous for the Fleadh Cheoil, an annual music festival that the town regularly hosts.Source: Ireland’s friendliest town...
Ireland is an island with a myriad of seaside delights just waiting to be discovered - here are our top picks.Source: Ireland’s top seaside towns and villages | IrishCentral.com