Visit Wells House in Wexford for the Beautiful House, Gardens, and Family Fun: County Wexford
If your Ireland travels take you to the south east be sure to add Wells House & Gardens to your … more
Craggaunowen – Walk Through Ireland’s History: Kilmurry, Co Clare
Most tourist to Ireland will miss Craggaunowen, though many of the country’s most popular sites lie nearby. A perfect site … more
1000+ Years of Waterford History: Waterford, Co Waterford
When we visited Waterford recently we met many tourists who had plans to view the city’s famous crystal (which is … more
Three Reasons to Visit the Irish National Stud: Kildare, Co Kildare
Just 30 miles from Dublin, the Irish National Stud is a perfect place to explore just after arriving in Ireland … more
Art, History and Room to Roam at Lough Boora Parklands: Leabeg, Co Offaly
This low lying bog area was once a major peat mining operation. But once the peat was cutaway, the land … more
Story Telling, Turf Cutting and Ireland History: Lettershea, Co Galway
In a celebration of the “old ways,” Dan O’Hara’s cottage outside of Clifden provides a unique look at life in … more
Scientific Ireland at Birr Castle: Birr, Co. Offaly
It’s not often that you find a mix of everything that makes Ireland magical in one spot, but that is … more
Great for Families: The Donkey Sanctuary in County Cork
Donkeys enjoying their new and better life after being rescued by The Donkey Sanctuary, Ireland.The Donkey Sanctuary just outside … more
Visit Some of Ireland’s Oldest Monuments and Tombs at Lough Gur: Bruff, Co Limerick
Long before Ireland became the ‘Land of Saints and Scholars’, it was the land of Druids and Celts. Stone age, … more
The “Lucky” Headless Child of Prague and the Secrets of Bunratty: Co Clare
Although a stop at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park won’t put you off-the-beaten-path, a few things in the park are … more
Ballyartella Bridge, Weir, and Castle: Ballyartella, Co Tipperary
Just a stones throw from Hanly Woolen Mills and Shop, this five-arch bridge and tower house remnants provide a picturesque … more
Horseback Riding on the Beach: Caherdaniel, Co Kerry
Imagine riding horses on the beach, in County Kerry. The wind wafts from the sea, surrounding you with its salty … more
President Grant Ancestral Home: Dungannon, Co Tyrone
The United States Civil War hero and 18th President of the US, Ulysses S. Grant’s has maternal roots that go … more
The Mummified Cat and Rat of Christ Church Cathedral: Dublin, Co Dublin
Most people visit Christ Church Cathedral for its lofty interior, stained glass windows, colorful tile floor, the tomb of Strongbow,… more
Conquering Nenagh Castle: Nenagh, Co Tipperary
The impressive castle at Nenagh is a bit unusual in its shape and style in Ireland, and when it opened … more
A Sweet Stop at the Chocolate Garden of Ireland: Rath, Co Wicklow/Carlow
Nestled at the edge of County Wicklow, the Chocolate Garden of Ireland is a treat for travelers of any age.… more
Conquer the Rock of Dunamase: Aghnahily, Co Laois
Climbing around the ruins at Dunamase feels a bit like discovering a lost city. Enormous chunks of ancient buildings emerge … more
Walking the Walls at Parke’s Castle: Fivemile Bourne, Co Leitrim
The castle is beautiful… one of the best restored sites in Ireland! It offers several rooms to explore, but a … more
Explore the Thatched Cottages: Glencolmcille, Co Donegal
Glencolmcille Folk Village is the realized dream of Father Dyer, a local who wanted to do something to increase tourism … more
Dunbrody Abbey and Yew Hedge Maze: Dunbrody, Co. Wexford
The Dunbrody Abbey website describes this site as “one of the finest examples of a Cistercian Monastery in Ireland” and … more
