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Want to live in a four-star luxury hotel in Ireland for just $128 a month? (IrishCentral)

Tue, 22 May 2012 04:18:28 PDT

By: CATHY HAYES

The Camelot property management company are looking for five people to live in the Carlton Abbey Hotel, in County Kildare, to act as “live-in guardians” to the property.

Four star Donegal hotel sold for one tenth of boom time price (IrishCentral)

Fri, 02 Mar 2012 04:56:33 PST

By: PATRICK COUNIHAN

A four star 55 bedroom hotel that once counted the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair as a regular guest has sold at bargain basement prices in Donegal.

9/11-- how the Irish are remembering the 10th anniversary (IrishCentral)

Wed, 07 Sep 2011 06:05:07 PDT

While people all over the world are certainly mindful of the terrible tragedy that occurred on that sunny September morning in New York City, the Irish have a special interest in paying their respects it seems, as the Ground Zero 360 exhibition at the Museum of Decorative Arts and History in Dublin is seeing huge footfall since it opened on August 18thPoignant reminders of that fateful day, forever etched in our lives, are portrayed in Nicola McClean’s haunting panoramic photographsClear evidence of our long history of emigration to the US READ MORE

Where Queen Elizabeth II will stay in Dublin - Farmleigh House (IrishCentral)

Tue, 19 Apr 2011 06:50:12 PDT

Farmleigh house in the Phoenix Park was purchased from the Guinness family by the Irish government in 1999 for €29 million A fantastic mansion on 78 acres, albeit in need of refurbishment the purpose was to provide a venue for state occasions and a place for visiting dignitaries to stayIt is next door to Aras an Uachtarain, home of the Irish president currently Dr Mary McAleese and her family which you can also visit for free if you are luckyA limited amount of tickets are issued each Saturday at the Pheonix Park Visitor Centre READ MORE

10 Places President Obama will most likelyvisit in Ireland this May. (IrishCentral)

Wed, 23 Mar 2011 11:50:07 PDT

News of President Obama's forthcoming visit in May has been greeted with great joy and anticipation by the people of Ireland We have always had a reputation for hospitality and a particular fondness for some American presidents ie JFK and Bill Clinton, but this is going to be a party to end all parties It's already put a pep in the step of our newly formed government and Enda is right it's a great opportunity for us to showcase Ireland to the world and reclaim our national prideNo doubt it will be a whirlwind tour but like I am always advising tourists, less is more! You really dont need to cover the whole of Ireland in a week, honestly I have lived here all my life and have only scratched the surface! You can see and more importantly experience the real Ireland much more if you limit yourself a little bit READ MORE