We are at the dawn of the Saint Patricks's day parade, if its your first time coming to Dublin, Ireland and you want to get the best view of the parade. I would recommend the following tips to get your position on the parade route March 17th in Dublin. Be there before 11 am to get the best positions. Don't get position on top of phone boxes, police usually tell you to step down off them. ... Read More

St Patricks day in Dublin/ Saint Patricks day parade The legend of Saint Patrick was meant to have banished snakes from Ireland, Saint Patrick once a pagan from Wales but was captured by pirates and brought to Ireland. Saint Patricks Day Parade Background The Irish holiday of Saint Patricks day is on the same day of the Saints feast day which is also thought to be the day of his death, The Parade was started by Irish immigrants in 1737 in Boston, the first Saint Patricks ... Read More

Above: A holiday in Ireland allows one to experience a culture deeply steeped in history. The Irish people are said to be the friendliest people in Europe. They are known to be very hospitable and pleasant in nature. The story of Ireland is an ancient tale, older than the pyramids of Egypt, and full of upheaval, and suspense than any daytime drama on primetime. A holiday in Ireland allows one to experience a culture deeply steeped in history. What is with the Irish culture ... Read More

[caption id="attachment_326" align="aligncenter" width="450" caption="The best thing about Waterford is they are situated in their own private island"][/caption] Ireland is a relatively diverse country. Unless you have pre-booked your travel, looking for a place to stay can be one of the hardest parts of your planning. Accommodations are as diverse as the land itself. These places are further grouped into: Bed & Breakfast, Caravan & Camping, Farmhouse, Guesthouse, Hotels, Hostels, and Self Catering. We will go through each and every category and give you ... Read More

Ireland is that one place that stays with you once you’ve visited. Its ethereal quality plays itself over and over in your mind that only a revisit will put your mind at ease, at least temporarily. This June, Ireland invites you once again—or lures you to set foot on its soil, if it’s the first time—to come back. There are interesting activities you can enjoy, and it is entirely up to you to choose one event to participate in or to engage in ... Read More

Pub is actually short for public house – an establishment that is open to the public and serves alcoholic drinks – the most common of which being beer. They originated in the UK and Ireland. That is why all English or Irish themed drinking establishments all over the world are called pubs. There is no doubt that Ireland is known for its pubs - as pubs are almost always associated with Ireland. There are a lot of Irish pubs opened throughout the globe, ... Read More

Designer Mart is an all new outdoor market located in the Old City area of Temple Bar. It showcases handmade artwork and designer creations by Irish and Ireland-based designers. They offer an eclectic mix of high quality contemporary and vintage crafts - from handcrafted hats, metal sculpture, glass sculpture, photography, paintings, ceramics, furniture, jewelry, handbags, children’s clothing, textile toys, and many, many more. The market is said to be full to the brim of creative energy; a fusion of art disciplines - ... Read More

What is made up of an Irish Whiskey aside from the fact that it came from Ireland? Some say that is the delicacy, softness and the fruitiness that best express Irish whiskeys. What also makes Irish Whisky unique is the traditional triple distillation making the Irish whisky not of a quality that is the bottom of a barrel. There are several common types of whiskeys in Ireland which are Single Malt, Single Grain and Blended Whiskey. An Irish Whisky is made up of malted ... Read More