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Kiss the Blarney Stone At Blarney Castle

January 20, 2020Viewed: 37871

Blarney Castle and the Blarney stone There was a castle on the site dating back to 1200 but this was destroyed in 1446, Blarney castle as we know it was built in the mid 1400′s by Cormac Laidair MacCarthy lord of Muskaree. The castle fell ...

Tagged as: Cork City, Castle

Giants Causeway Day Tour From Dublin

January 20, 2020Viewed: 8369

If you want to discover one of the most fascinating natural attractions of Ireland, certainly this is your tour! On this occasion, we head towards Northern Ireland, to be exact to Antrim coast and Belfast city, the capital of Northern Ireland. One of ...

Love. Loyalty. Friendship.

January 17, 2020Viewed: 10568

With these hands I give you my heart and crown it with my love. A heart to represent love. A crown to represent loyalty. Hands to represent friendship. Traditionally an Irish wedding ring, the Claddagh can be found on any manner of jewelry or ...

Is Munster the most beautiful place in the world

January 17, 2020Viewed: 23925

Munster is a province in Ireland consisting of the counties Cork, Clare, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford. Many of the counties in this province are noted for their beauty and rugged scenery . Lough Hyne is situated in West Cork 5km ...

The Blarney Stone

January 17, 2020Viewed: 12442

There are many legends and stories surrounding the mysterious Blarney Stone, but all conclude those brave enough to kiss the stone in Blarney Castle will be bestowed the gift of gab, eloquence, flattery, etc. The stone found its permanent residence in ...

5 Pictures that will make you want to move to Connacht

January 17, 2020Viewed: 10442

Connacht is one of the four provinces of Ireland and is made up of five counties Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon and Sligo. It has the largest number of native Gaelic speakers in Ireland with Gaeltach areas in Galway and Mayo. Four of the counties ...

The Stormin’ Normans

January 17, 2020Viewed: 11240

The Normans landed in Ireland in 1169, marking the beginning of a very long and turbulent struggle for power between the Irish and the British. After being defeated by King Ruaidrí Ua Conchobair (Rory O’Connor) of Connacht, the ousted ...

Trad in Templebar

January 17, 2020Viewed: 10207

The symbol of the Celtic harp gives an idea of the importance of Irish music to the Irish culture. But to properly experience this atmosphere you have to go to the heart of Dublin when we speak about folk music: Temple Bar. As everybody knows ...

Dunluce castle

January 17, 2020Viewed: 21021

Dunluce Castle History The First castle at Dunluce was built in the 13th century by Richard Og de Burgh the then 2nd earl of Ulster. The castle controlled an important trade route and was in control of the Mc Quillan family from the 13th to the ...

Ulster in Pictures 9 counties 9 pictures

January 17, 2020Viewed: 11826

Ulster is the Northern provence of Ireland and although it is used to describe the 6 counties under British rule this is incorrect as Cavan, Monaghan and Donegal are part of the Irish republic. The 9 counties of Ulster have many beauty spots some of ...

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