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In recent years, inward migration to Ireland has vastly increased. With this has come the increase in the number of children born in Ireland to non-Irish parents. In 2022, the Economic and Social Research Institute (ERSI) found that 14% of children had one parent born abroad and one Irish-born parent, and a further 19% had […]
by Fern Mendoza
Kilkenny Arts Festival is coming back from August 10 to 20 to gather many of the world’s finest musicians, performers, writers and artists in Kilkenny, a mediaeval city. For ten days, the city’s historic churches, castle, courtyards, townhouses, and gardens host various artists from all around the world. The Festival will stage events from outdoor […]
by Marylou Prevost
In the captivating landscapes of County Donegal, Ireland, a delightful celebration of arts and culture is on the horizon. The upcoming Earagail Arts Festival 2023 promises to be a grand spectacle that will enchant visitors from near and far. As anticipation builds, it is time to delve into the rich tapestry of this renowned festival, […]
by Luvya Bhatia
Step into a realm of history, nostalgia, and exquisite craftsmanship at the highly anticipated North Dublin Antique Art and Vintage Fair 2023. Set to take place in Portmarnock, this event promises a delightful journey through time, showcasing a wide array of timeless treasures and collectables that will captivate the imagination of antique enthusiasts and art […]
by Luvya Bhatia
Dublin, the capital city of Ireland, is renowned for its vibrant culture, rich history, charming landmarks and warm hospitality. Amidst the hustle and bustle of this dynamic city, there lies a hidden gem that captures the essence of Dublin’s unique spirit – The Tram Café. Nestled in the heart of the city, this converted tram […]
by Luvya Bhatia
IMMA Outdoors offers a large programme of free events in the heart of the Irish Museum of Modern Arts. From June 8 to September 24, performances, music, talks, screenings, workshops, open studios and tours will be open to the public. This expansive programme, runs over four months and across multiple locations, connecting with a diverse […]
by Marylou Prevost
Located in the Boyne Valley, Newgrange is a 5,200 year old passage tomb. It is a Neolithic structure that was built by skilled Stone Age farmers around 3200 BCE. Newgrange covers an area of about 1 acre of land and measures 85 metres in diameter and 13 metres in height. It is part of a […]
by Fern Mendoza
The slogan “one of the few cosy pubs that have managed to retain its original identity” is one belonging to Frank Ryans, which it lives up to. The pub was opened approximately 200 years ago, and is known for being quieter than other pubs in the Dublin area, but this does not mean it is […]
by Matthew Lehane
Located in the picturesque Connemara area of Co. Galway, Kylemore Abbey has been a very popular tourist attraction for many years. Filled with a deep history that dates as far back as the 17th century, it is no wonder that this has been a popular tourist destination for both people visiting Ireland and Irish locals. […]
by Fern Mendoza