Saint Patricks Day​

Click here to see the original article Your guide to St Patrick’s festivals and celebrations across the island of Ireland! Every city, town, and village

Click here to see the original article While we certainly won’t argue that there’s a bad time of year for an Irish Coffee, perhaps the

Click here to see the original article Armagh City – the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland and the only city in the world with two cathedrals

Click here to see the original article Ireland’s National St. Patrick’s Festival has launched its 2025 programme, including details on its world-famous parade in Dublin

Click here to see the original article Before you scoff at the very notion and snuggle back into your sofa to enjoy the winterly creature

Click here to see the original article Since President Kennedy’s Irish visit in June 1963, almost every US president has traveled to Ireland, many visiting

Click here to see the original article Armagh City – the ecclesiastical capital of Ireland and the only city in the world with two cathedrals

Click here to see the original article Victoria Smurfit, a proud native of Dublin, has been announced as the Grand Marshal for Ireland’s 2025 National

Ireland has created some world-famous dishes perfect for any St Patrick’s Day get-together. Time to get cooking! March 17 is time to celebrate Ireland’s contribution

Every St Patrick’s Day, communities from Belfast to Cork on this national holiday showcase their Irish pride and celebrate the patron saint of Ireland through a range of events,

Click here to see the original article Bring on the green on this St. Patrick’s Day! Get your hands messy and have some fun by

Click here to see the original article US space agency NASA posted an incredible photograph of Ireland from space on St. Patrick’s Day 2021 that

Let’s take a look at the Irish traditions that have stood the test of time. We perform rituals every day of our lives. Whether it’s

Click here to see the original article National Tourism Day is today, January 25 — what better way to mark the occasion than by looking

Click here to see the original article Next time you raise a pint of Guinness, Ireland’s most famous beer, with some friends, try out one