Come the first weekend of July, the sheltered waters of Donegal’s Lough Swilly will spring to life with sails big and small, with the slap of oars and paddles. The shoreline and golden sands of its beaches will play natural backdrop to theatre and games, to families...

The following article appeared in The Irish News and was written by Laura Murphy Belfast recently saw the opening of its own ‘floating museum’, in the form of MV Confiance, which recreates the story of the River Lagan and Northern Ireland’s industrial and maritime...

This article by Ronan McGreevy appeared in The Irish Times 12/1/2011 IRELAND’S BEST restaurants are not just surviving but thriving despite the recession, according to the co-author of the Bridgestone Guide. John McKenna said good restaurants had benefited from a form...

Tourism Ireland recently asked what top experiences of Ireland you'd love to do this year and a massive 12,000 people responded. So here is, drumroll please, Your Top 10 1. Kiss the Blarney Stone and get the gift of gab 2. Make friends with locals and enjoy the craic...

Some tour guides are summer jobbers. Others recite from a script. At Arigna, on the other hand, visitors are led by bona fide miners who once made a living squashing their bodies into treacherous gashes inside the mountain. The 40-minute tour offers a first-hand...