Going to Ireland soon? Simply curious about the Emerald Isle? Watching a film is a great way to prepare for a trip to explore the country without leaving home. This may be a short list, but each film features a part or aspect of Ireland. From the playful to the strange, here are our top …
Known as the Emerald Isle, Ireland’s diverse and dramatic landscapes make it an ideal canvass for designing golf courses. Over the past century, the country has seen the establishment of golf courses. With most of them set in unique locations such as woodlands and clifftops, Ireland’s golf courses are also considered as amoIreland In January: …
Ireland’s lush, diverse landscape is dotted with numerous castles. A lot of these were used as defensive structures or family strongholds. Most are built at least five centuries ago and have been witness to Ireland’s conflicted history. Almost seamlessly intertwined with battles and conflicts are legends about the residents of these castles. Today, there are …
Dublin is one of the most fun cities in the world. Known for its pubs, world famous drinks, and friendliest people in the world, the city has a lively vibe that can’t be beaten. Aside from the energy-pulsing vibe, there are so many things to do in Dublin. But if you are looking for something …
With a variety of cafés and restaurants to choose from in Dublin, your short trip or extended vacation in the capital city would not be enough to visit all their restaurants! This informative guide will help you choose the good and cheap restaurants in Dublin, with cuisines inspired from all around the globe. All of …
Drimnagh Castle or Caisleán Dhroimeanaigh” in Irish is a Norman castle in Drimnagh, a suburb of Dublin. It is known as a great example of an old feudal stronghold. The castle is also the only one in Ireland that’s surrounded by a flooded moat. Idyllic and picturesque, Drimnagh Castle used to be one of the …
Dublin’s Ha’penny Bridge is a pedestrian path that crosses the Liffey River. Pronounced as ‘hey-penny’, it is among the most recognizable sights in Dublin. It is officially called the Liffey Bridge and was the only pedestrian bridge in the city for nearly two centuries until Millennial Bridge opened in 1999. Ha’penny Bridge: The Historical Bridge …
St. Stephen’s Green Park is without a doubt a favorite among most Dubliners and visitors to the city alike. This idyllic park is located right in the heart of Dublin and is close to most of its top attractions. St. Stephen’s Green Park: The Idyllic Park In The Heart Of Dublin The Green is the …
Glasnevin Cemetery is probably one of the most interesting places in Dublin. A stroll inside will have you wondering if you’re really in a place for burying the dead. Perhaps you’ve just stumbled upon a secret park? Or is it an outdoor art museum? Try all of the above. Glasnevin Cemetery: A Unique Way To …
Malahide Castle and Gardens is nestled within 450 acres of parkland in the coastal town of Malahide. The castle is among the most popular sights in North County Dublin. Located 16 kilometers north of the capital city, Malahide Castle was both a fortress and private home for the same family for almost 800 years. Malahide …