33 best things to do in Dublin
Of course I am bound to be biased with Dublin being where I was born! However the likes of Lonely Planet, TripAdvisor and so many more can’t be wrong. Dublin was voted the world’s friendliest city by Lonely Planet for a few years in a row. The Dublin vibe is a beautiful blend of art, literary license, Dublin wit, Irish … Read More
Live Music in Galway? Here Are Galway’s Best Music Pubs
Part and parcel of a trip to Galway is definitely seeing some live music in a great Galway bar. If you spend time in Galway without checking out at least one of Galway’s best live music pubs, be sure not to tell anybody!! It is almost something to be ashamed of …. Galway is my favourite city in Ireland, and … Read More
Whats on in Galway Ireland May
What’s On In Galway May 2019 May events in Galway range from lots of great live music in pubs to a fabulous selection of performances for the Galway Theatre Festival; and from Agricultural Shows to Mussel Festivals! On our calendar below, click on the date to select the days you wish to see.
15 Things To Do In Galway Ireland For Fun & Memories
Even the Irish themselves make their way to Galway if they want to have an especially good time!! Located on the west coast of the Atlantic, Galway city blends the best of Ireland’s traditions and ambience. With its rich culture, history, craic agus ceoil (Irish style fun and music), Galway is the kind of city that could easily seduce you … Read More
Galway Most Beautiful Towns and Charming Villages
While Galway city is undoubtedly a gem, filled with colour, gorgeous buildings, culture, friendly people and lots of “craic agus ceol”, the county of the same name has much to offer. It would be a shame to travel to the West of Ireland without exploring some of the beautiful towns and charming villages of County Galway. I spent numerous childhood … Read More
Galway Most Beautiful Places & A Few Local Legends
Galway’s wonderfully wild Connemara coast was the adored location of my childhood family holidays. The contrast with my hometown of Dublin was deliciously different and after a journey into the west, there was nothing I loved more than to hear the sound of the Atlantic waves crashing on the shores of a beautiful, remote white sandy beach. I can still … Read More
W. B. Yeats’ inspirational places in Ireland
The poet, William Butler Yeats, drew his artistic inspiration from his homeland Ireland, especially from Sligo and other parts of the west of Ireland. Often considered to be one of the 20th century’s greatest poets. W. B. Yeats was born in Sandymount, Dublin on 13 June 1865. He was educated between Dublin and London, and he started to study poetry … Read More