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Author Archives: Seamus O'Murchu
Free Travel for Kids on Dublin’s Luas
The Luas, the state of the art light rail transit system in Dublin that provides an easy and fast way to travel around the capital has announced that kids can travel free of charge at weekend during February – April … Continue reading
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Irish film “Folk Furniture” wins at Sundance
In the world of film, it is the award seasons with hopes running high for Irish success at the Oscars in late February. Armagh native Seamus McGarvey is up for cinematography for his work on “Anna Karenina” and Kerry producer … Continue reading
Astonishing Art and Antiquities to be Admired in Limerick
The Hunt Museum located on the banks of the River Shannon in Limerick is one of Ireland’s premier museums. Housing one of the finest private collections of art and antiquities in the world, including objects from Celtic works, to works … Continue reading
Butlers Chocolate Experience – Dublin, Ireland
Ireland’s very own Chocolate factory has just recently opened. The Butler’s Chocolate Experience is sure to please any chocoholic! Discover the progress of Butlers from 1932 to 2013 through the vast artefacts and memorabilia before learning about the all important … Continue reading
Snow in Ireland – Weather Update
While we didn’t have a White Christmas in Ireland this year, we’ve had snow this past week. The South of the country has been relatively mild with light snow fall and icy conditions. However, as you travel further up through … Continue reading
2013 City of Culture Celebrations begin in Derry
Derry kicked off its years as the city of culture and style at the weekend with an impressive concert that was co-hosted by actors Amanda Burton and Jimmy Nesbitt and featured some of the North most renowned musicians such as; … Continue reading
Relish the Rock of Cashel
One of Ireland’s greatest historic sites, the Rock of Cashel in County Tipperary towers over the town of Cashel from its 200 foot high perch. Once the seat of the kings of Munster, it was once visited by Saint Patrick … Continue reading
Irish element to Presidental inauguration as Obamas Irish cousin visits
After a successful re-election during the summer, president Obama looks set to kick off his second term as 57th president of the United States in style with a major inauguration celebration taking place today. Amidst the officialdom and all the … Continue reading
Steve Redmond marks a terrific year as 2012 World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year
Capping off what was a momentous year Irishman Stephen Redmond has been named as 2012 World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year. The award honors the man who (1) best embodies the spirit of open water swimming, (2) possesses … Continue reading