Where to Find the Best Seafood Chowder in Ireland
From coastal pubs to fishing villages, discover where locals go for Ireland’s most comforting dish — creamy, hearty seafood chowder made with the day’s catch.
Coach Tour or Self-Drive in Ireland? An Honest Comparison
This is the question that decides your whole trip, and most people answer it the wrong way round — they
The Rock of Cashel: Ireland’s Most Spectacular Medieval Site
Perched on a limestone outcrop in County Tipperary, the Rock of Cashel is one of Ireland’s most iconic heritage sites. Here’s how to make the most of your visit to this spectacular medieval fortress.
Hiring a Car in Ireland: What Nobody Tells You Before You Land
Ask a room full of people who’ve driven Ireland what caught them out, and almost nobody says the narrow roads.
The Ring of Kerry: How to Drive Ireland’s Famous Loop
The Ring of Kerry is Ireland’s most celebrated scenic drive, but timing and direction matter. Here’s how to tackle the 111-mile loop through County Kerry’s dramatic coastline, mountain passes, and hidden villages.
The Burren: Exploring Ireland’s Lunar Limestone Landscape
County Clare’s Burren is one of Ireland’s most extraordinary landscapes — a vast karst plateau where wildflowers bloom between ancient limestone pavements, megalithic tombs dot the hills, and underground rivers carve spectacular caves.
What to Pack for Ireland: A Practical Traveller’s Guide
From rain gear to layering essentials, here’s exactly what you need (and what to leave behind) for a comfortable trip to Ireland in any season.
Hiking the Wicklow Way: Ireland’s Most Accessible Trail
Just an hour from Dublin, the Wicklow Way offers 80 miles of Ireland’s most varied hiking through mountains, forests, and glacial valleys. Here’s how to plan your walk.
Dingle Town: Your Complete Guide to Ireland’s Most Charming Port
Nestled on the edge of the Atlantic, Dingle blends colorful storefronts, award-winning seafood, traditional music sessions, and easy access to ancient ruins and stunning coastal walks.
Dunluce Castle: Northern Ireland’s Most Dramatic Ruin
Perched on the edge of a basalt cliff along the Causeway Coast, Dunluce Castle is one of Ireland’s most photographed ruins—and for good reason. Here’s everything you need to know before you visit.