Exploring Antrim, Ireland
The scenic splendor of County Antrim, Ireland makes it one of the world’s most stunning areas of natural beauty…however, this Irish county has more to offer than picturesque vistas and romantic seascapes. In fact, this Emerald Isle region offers plenty of things to see and do, for tourists of all ages and backgrounds… Located in Northern Ireland, [...]
Exploring Howth, Ireland
Located in Fingal County (less than nine miles from bustling Dublin City), Howth, Ireland is home to majestic Howth Castle, as well as the Castle’s stunning Deer Park estate. On the Castle grounds, visitors admire an ancient Irish Dolmen known as Aideen’s Grave; this collapsed relic is a Megalithic portal tomb, composed of three large stones…these rugged grave markers often date [...]
Nomadic Traditions…In Ireland?
If you thought nomads were just for the Sahara then think again. May Day (the 1st of May) and All Saints Day (the 1st of November) mark the beginning and the end of the ancient Celtic summer which co-insides with Booleying season. In ancient times the lords of Connemara would move their entire entourage including [...]
Ireland In The Year 2000
Time moves pretty fast; sometimes, it’s really fun (and very enlightening!) to look back at past decades and compare the events and ideas of those times with today’s trends and topics. To give you a sense of what life was like in the Emerald Isle in the year 2000, we’ve collected some fascinating tidbits about [...]
Obama’s Visit To Ireland
This past May 23, United States President Barack Obama (along with his wife, First Lady Michelle Obama) touched down in Ireland for a visit. Obama’s trip to Ireland was part of a four-country tour that included England, Poland, and France… The Irish people displayed their customary warmth and hospitality to the American politician and his [...]
How To Cook A Traditional Irish Breakfast
If you’re of Irish ancestry, you may really enjoy cooking up a hearty and traditional Irish breakfast with all the trimmings. This sort of classic Gaelic feast can be wonderful for lazy holiday weekends, or as a special brunch menu for family and friends. A typical Irish breakfast will never appear on the menus at [...]
The Queen’s Visit To Ireland
In May, Queen Elizabeth II made an historic visit to Ireland – this tour was the first visit by a British monarch since 1911. The Queen’s visit to Ireland was greeted with much fanfare and praise -after all, the country had not received such an honor since it became a republic. To many, this tour [...]
Irish Coffees And Cocktails
When you choose the perfect Irish coffee or cocktail recipe, you can enjoy a taste of the Emerald Isle – right in your own home. These delicious drinks can be the ideal complement to a special dinner party menu. Rich liqueurs, smooth whiskeys, freshly-ground coffees and fun extras (such as sugary whipped cream!) all contribute [...]
Celtic History – Ireland’s Holy Wells
Ireland is the resting place of many holy wells – these sacred springs are steeped in ritual and Pagan mysticism. One of the most famous Irish holy wells is found in County Cork – it’s named after the Irish goddess, Brigid. This goddess was worshiped by the Druids – she was perceived as the goddess [...]
Irish Jewelry – Our Silver And Pearl Trinity Knot Bracelet
A pretty bracelet can be a feminine and bewitching accessory – after all, you probably have lovely hands and arms…the right bracelet can help you show off a fresh manicure and moisturized, glowing skin. In summertime, when fashions are barer, the whole arm is often on display – sleeveless blouses, summer dresses and tank tops [...]
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