It doesn’t take a long walk through Dublin’s city centre to find somebody without a roof over their head and a bed to sleep in. There are 6,525 people “officially homeless” in Ireland, a figure referring solely to those people…
This week is world animal week! A full week dedicated to loving animals in all their shapes and forms. It is celebrated around the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals. This week is aimed…
The FTSE has closed at a near record high of 7,074.34 today, alleviating doubts about the state of the British economy in the wake of the Brexit result, but leaving many Irish investors short changed. The FTSE soared 1.3%, nearing the…
Strap on your helmets and get on your runners – I’m going to give you a tour of the Wild Atlantic Way (WAW). This route is a designated path stretching the length of the country, from Donegal to Cork along…
Dublin is a city with a long history and tradition and is proud of quality literature with many world-renowned writers. There are many museums, art galleries and historical buildings. Dublin is full of modern and contemporary art as well as former…
The Lisdoonvarna matchmaking festival is a long running tradition in Co. Clare. Originating in 1859, this festival was the one stop shop to find a lovely lass or a fine farmer if you were single. The tradition began with the…
In the mood for a day trip outside of Dublin? The National stud might be just the place. Made up of a series of attractions in one setting, the National Stud consists of the stud farm, Horse museum, Living legends,…
Whether you’re about to go on your first date or you’re in a long-term relationship, it can be quite stressful deciding the perfect outing that is fun and memorable. Most people end up going out for a candlelight dinner or…
Dancer, teacher and choreographer Mateusz Szczerek, called Matt was born in Poland. He came to Dublin 8 years ago just to change environment for a year or two. But the vibe of Ireland, as well as the creativity and mentality…
