Visiting Ireland this summer? Ireland is renowned for its hospitality and beautiful countryside but is often overlooked for its stunning beaches and sea life. If you're travelling to Ireland this summer we'd strongly recommend checking out Ireland's seaside, with several coastal locations that provide scenic and breathtaking views. Here are our top 5 beaches to visit in Ireland this summer.

As with most of our content, we use our platform to focus on Irish culture and heritage, which is why we are using today to enlighten on famous women in Irish history. While there are ultimately too many to fit into our modest blog, here are 5 women who have made significant and powerful impact in Irish History.

In Scotland, we have a long history of wearing kilts and are famous for it. They’re still massively recognised as a part of Scottish culture and are worn all over the world to symbolise Scottish pride. However, many don’t realise that kilts have a part to play in Irish history as well. Whilst the Irish history of kilts may not be as long, and gets a little confusing along the way, Irish Kilts are still an important part of Irish culture and are still worn by Irish people today.

Ireland is worldwide famous for its distinguished collection of dog breeds. With some of them dating back thousands of years, Irish dogs have long been the Irishman’s best friends, and are still popular household names today. If you’re a passionate patriot or just a fan of the Scottish culture, we guarantee an Irish breed of dog to be the best in the business and worth considering if you’re looking for a new pup. Here are the top 5 most popular Irish dog breeds.

Celtic holidays have been celebrated for thousands of years in Ireland and to this day are still recognised in modern culture. The more famous holidays like Halloween are recognised globally to having pagan roots, but there are several holidays following back to Celtic origins that are less noticed. Celtic holidays are usually dependant on the seasons, and are rooted in celebrating and respecting nature. Here are 5 Celtic holidays you might not have known about.

It’s officially one week until Valentine’s Day, and it’s always a good idea to be prepared when treating your significant other. Here’s our gifting guide for 2022 Valentine’s Day, with our favourite products for him and for her. 

Almost 2 years on from the Pandemic reaching our shores, people are getting the itch for some travel. With Omicron stirring chaos within the travel industry, many feel their opportunity to visit Ireland has been delayed or stalled. We’re here to analyse what the current restrictions are in Ireland, and what they mean for visiting the Emerald Isle.