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Calling all book-lovers and bibliophiles! Ireland, a land steeped in myths and legends, boasts a deep love for storytelling, reflected in its charming and historic bookstores. We’re venturing beyond the familiar chains and into the unique heart of independent shops.…
Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland, is renowned for its bustling city life and rich cultural heritage. Amidst the hubbub, the city has a wealth of parks and green spaces that provide respite and a chance to reconnect with nature.…
Moving to a new country that is far away from home can bring excitement as well as the sentiment of being parted from your loved ones. Starting a new life all over again from zero can be challenging mentally, but…
In recent years, inward migration to Ireland has vastly increased. With this has come the increase in the number of children born in Ireland to non-Irish parents. In 2022, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ERSI) found that 14% of…
IMMA Outdoors offers a large programme of free events in the heart of the Irish Museum of Modern Arts. From June 8 to September 24, performances, music, talks, screenings, workshops, open studios and tours will be open to the public.…
Whether you’re a homesick Mexican missing the food, or a curious foodie interested in trying out new options, Dublin has no shortage of Mexican restaurants offering authentic and delicious dishes. With the growing interest in Mexican culture and Mexican food,…
Did you know that, according to one survey, 91% of people prefer craft beers over big-brand beer? Also, the story of craft beer and breweries has been an interesting tale of revival and innovation in the Emerald Isle. The country…
If you came to Dublin to enjoy the full Irish experience, you probably want to hear the joyous sound of Irish music. And if you really want to enjoy traditional Irish live music, nothing is better than a classical Irish…