Let’s get down to business now. Participating in a 2/3 day festival in Ireland is a unique experience. Most of these festivals are held in the Irish countryside, on the shores of some picturesque lake down the country or in…
Do you want to learn a bit more about Ireland’s history and culture but don’t have time or the money to travel to Dublin to visit one of the museums there? Or maybe you want to learn a bit more…
We’ve done the Ireland Islands of the mighty north, the efficacious east and now it’s time to migrate south for part three of our Ireland Island series. There are fewer to choose from but don’t think for a second that…
Ireland and Dublin in particular have always had a complex and intriguing history. You can revisit this history with the help of a great number of museums scattered throughout Dublin. Babylon Radio provides you with a list of 14 museums…
Irish Markets have experienced great growth in the past few years, turned from fewer than 100 markets in 2006 to almost 150 currently in operation. Craft stalls, now a common element in the modern concept of the farmers’ market, are…
Do Falafel is a small little joint on Richmond Street with a green sign on the outside that boldly states it’s name. It’s been on the scene for about five years but has been under the new management of Amet…
We’re picking up from where we left off on the North coast of our Ireland Island Series and kicking off this second edition with some absolute beasts from the East. You know, those beauties that are nice and accessible for…
Finding a cheap pint in this city can be tricky. Luckily Babylon Radio has mapped out a nice wee pub crawl with pints under 6 euro! This weeks map is a pub crawl on the North side of Dublin City…
It is universally acknowledged that a single Italian, strolling around Ireland, in possession of a great cuisine culture, must be in want of a fresh portion of tagliatelle alla bolognese, eventually. That’s what probably Jane Austen would have said if…
