Children drinking Bushmills for breakfast an IRA man saying he’d burn his baby for a united Ireland, drunken revelry and banshees howling the new hit arriving to Broadway from London sounds like a hoot... or does it?
Children drinking Bushmills for breakfast an IRA man saying he’d burn his baby for a united Ireland, drunken revelry and banshees howling the new hit arriving to Broadway from London sounds like a hoot... or does it?
The 18th edition of the Irish Tatler Women of the Year Awards is a celebration of remarkable Irish women has become a much-awaited event every year, but this year, in 2018, the WOTYA take on a particularly important dimension.
In an interview with the editor of the Michelin Guide at the live ceremony in London, Dee Laffan asked Rebecca Burr about this year’s new stars and her thoughts on the future of Irish cuisine.
Author Ellen B. Alden recalls how her ancestor Florence Burke was one of 200,000 Irish-born immigrants who volunteered to fight in the American Civil War.
Reader beware, you’re in for a delight! Halloween in Ireland is like no place else in the world. Visiting the birthplace of Halloween on or close to October 31 itself means a celebration unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. What should you do in Ireland on Halloween? Here are our top suggestions.
On October 17th 1171, King Henry II became the first English King to set foot on Irish soil. By the time he left the island six months later Ireland's relationship with England had been changed forever.
Indeed Henry's visit still haunts Ireland today...
