7 Best Beer Gardens in Dublin to Enjoy in the Sun

Dublin is packed with exciting things to do during summer, from picnics and sightseeing to historical endeavours and strolls. But one thing is for sure, sunny Dublin is most definitely the place to be for relaxing drinks in some of the finest outdoor spots. From botanical beer gardens draped in floral glory to chill-out spots to watch the match under

2019 Events in Europe

If there’s one thing Europeans know how to do well, it’s putting on a show. Thousands of different regional and national festivals take place across the continent each year, with everything from carnivals to Christmas celebrations. As we wave goodbye to 2018, take a look at some of the best 2019 events in Europe that deserve a spot in your

Four running holidays: Test yourself at the best European marathons in 2018

Whether you ran the race yourself or stayed on the sidelines, the London Marathon is an incredible experience for competitors and spectators alike. If the grit of this year’s runners inspired you to try the long game out for yourself, or you’re keen to make the most of your training by completing another race, why not test yourself in the

Where to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland

St. Patrick’s Day is a global phenomenon – with merrymakers the world over donning green ensembles, ‘drowning’ the shamrock, and raising a toast to traditional Irish culture. Rivers are dyed green, landmarks shine emerald, and revellers proclaim that on this day in March, everyone is Irish, and celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland is something you’ll never forget!

The Best Courses and Workshops in Europe for Foodies

Make a resolution you won’t want to break this year with a spot on one of Europe’s best foodie courses. Book a weekend away to immerse yourself in the art of cooking a boeuf bourguignon Julia Child would be proud of, sweet pastries fit for a patisserie window, or mix it up with a bartending course in the heart of

Getting from the port of Dublin to Galway

Set along the Wild Atlantic Way on Ireland’s west coast, Galway is a thriving, bohemian city that is often referred to as the country’s cultural heart. As well as having plenty of beaches and expansive promenades perfect for a seaside escape, the city’s network of cobbled streets, colourful shops and folky bars are a joy to explore for all ages,

The Ultimate Guide to St Patrick’s Day in Dublin

Did you know that St Patrick’s Day is one of the most widely celebrated national holidays in the world? Every year on March 17th, people across the globe throw on their finest green garments and glug rich, velvety Guinness in a nod to Irish culture. In previous years, the London Eye has been illuminated green and the Chicago River tinted

Romantic European Getaways

When it comes to romance, it’s hard to beat a quick European getaway. Throughout the continent, candlelit cuisine and bewitching scenery await any couple seeking an enchanting break for two. The twinkling lights of Paris or wistful waterways of Venice are standard settings for a starry-eyed rendezvous, but they aren’t the only locations for lovers. There are scores of secret

Rediscover Travel: Local’s guide to Dublin

Anyone who’s lucky enough to have visited Dublin will tell you its distinct character is what brings them back time and time again. While Paris is remarkably romantic, Bruges is chocolate-box charming and Berlin enviably cool, Ireland’s beloved capital is something else entirely. However, it’s difficult to distill Dublin’s atmosphere down to a single word. What makes this city so

Novel Holiday Destinations for Book Lovers

There’s no better way to rediscover your favourite destination, or to try somewhere completely new, than with a good book as your tour guide. In fact, some of the greatest locations are hidden within the very pages of a well-thumbed story. Stroll the streets of these novel holiday destinations for book lovers and you’ll soon see why they inspired some

Visit Dublin: Ireland’s Capital City

Home to the famous Book of Kells, a buzzing theatre scene and astounding historical architecture, there’s plenty of things to do when you visit Dublin, Ireland’s vibrant capital city. With a history of inspiring writers and academics including Oscar Wilde and James Joyce, it’s a true cultural melting pot, and a P&O ferry will land you right in the heart

Following the Irish Whiskey Trail

Irish whiskey dates all the way back to the 13th century and a handful of distillers still use the same time-honoured traditions that have served the people for generations. Check out our guide to following the Irish whiskey trail, and discover why whiskey is the true spirit of Ireland. Kilbeggan Distillery in Westmeath Located just over an hour from Dublin,

8 Essential Places to Visit in Ireland: The Emerald Isle

A green land steeped in folklore and history, and abundant in whiskey, beer and hearty food, Ireland is a brilliant holiday destination. From bustling cities to some of Europe’s most beautiful landscapes, there’s a fantastic variety of attractions on offer throughout the country. To help you plan your own adventure around this romantic island, we’ve selected some of our favourite

5 Ways to Celebrate St Patrick’s Day

On the 17th March each year, Ireland puts on a fantastic St Patrick’s Day party to honour its most revered religious patron. While the parade and fireworks in Dublin may be renowned as the spiritual heart of the festivities, this is by no means to only way to celebrate. Take a look at these alternative ways to celebrate St Patrick’s

Anti-Valentine’s Day Destinations for Singles

Valentine’s Day is traditionally the most romantic day of the year, and couples across the globe are preparing to spoil their loved one with candlelit meals, fragrant roses and heart-shaped chocolates. While this is great for anyone lucky enough to have that special someone, it can leave singletons feeling a bit left out. If you don’t have a date this