The Ring of Kerry is a picturesque tour in County Kerry. Whether you follow the road by car, bicycle or bus, you will surely remember the majestic views of The Ring of Kerry. You have to stroll through the small…
Malahide is one amongst a number of coastal areas in Ireland with breathtaking qualities to it, with a history dating as far back as 6000 BC. This is inclusive of its seaside, its town area, and the restaurants and bars…
Craving a drink? Ireland is well known around the world for its premium alcoholic beverages. The Emerald Isle serves every drink you can think of, including Guinness, Bulmers, and Baileys, right to your door. Of course, the greatest way to…
Alliance Française Dublin is a French Language and Cultural Centre that also has a French Multimedia Library. The French Library is not only the largest language library in Ireland. It is also a modern multiform space that hosts activities for everyone. From Board Game events, Ciné club to Matinée Screenings… Let’s take a look at all the different activities you can do there to meet new people and discover French culture.
Dublin offers a multitude of exciting day trip opportunities just a short train ride away on the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit). Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or a foodie, Dublin’s surrounding areas have something for everyone.…
Ireland as a place for Irish actors in cinema can be seen within both minor and major roles, and in films of the past, more recently and upcoming films. With that in mind, it’s worth having the conversation of which…
11 Best Places to Visit While in County Cork County Cork is full of architectural wonders and is steeped in a long history. There are practically countless things to do in Cork. There is a little something for everyone to…
Visiting Ireland can get expensive really quickly if you don’t know some tricks. Fortunately, the Leap Card will help you get anywhere you want in Dublin County and some passes can help you save money when visiting the best sights…
The waste disposal system in Ireland has emerged as a shining example of a nation actively engaged in revolutionizing recycling. At the forefront of their sustainable initiatives is a comprehensive and well-established recycling infrastructure, overseen by organizations such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
