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Category Archives: Ireland
1848 Tricolour Celebration
Waterford City will play host to a significant celebration of Irish culture between the 4th & 6th March with the 1848 Tricolour Celebration taking place throughout the city.
Posted in 2016 Easter Rising Commemoration, arts festivals Ireland, Festivals in ireland, Ireland, Ireland Vacations 2016, Ireland's Ancient East, Irish Events, Irish Festivals, Waterford
Tagged 1848 Tricolour Celebration, an bhratach naisiunta, history of the irish tricolour, Irelands national flag, irish flag waterford, irish tricolour, Irish Tricolour flag, waterford city events
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Visitor growth in 2016 expected to deliver €4.4 billion to economy
It is estimated that more than eight million tourists are expected to take a vacation in Ireland next year as the latest Star Wars film effect will help bring a €4 billion boost to the Irish economy. Tourism Ireland has … Continue reading
Posted in Activities in ireland, Best Attractions in Ireland, Best Places to visit in Ireland, Film in Ireland, Flights to Ireland, Ireland, Ireland Travel, Ireland vacations, Ireland Vacations 2016, Kerry
Tagged Skellig Michael in Kerry, Star Wars filmed in Skellig Michael Kerry, Tourism Boost for 2016
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Ireland’s county names… What do they mean?
Followers of both Gaelic football and hurling will be familiar with the counties of Ireland being displayed in the Irish language. But what do these names actually mean? Continue reading
Posted in Best Places to visit in Ireland, Cavan, Clare, Cork, Donegal, dublin, GAA, Galway, Hurling, Ireland, Kerry, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Limerick, Mayo, Sligo, Waterford, Wexford
Tagged counties of ireland, irelands county names, Irish history, irish place names
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2015 Guinness Cork Jazz Festival
With just over three weeks to go the countdown to the 2015 Guinness Cork Jazz Festival is well and truly on! A must for all music lovers, soak up the electric atmosphere of the Jazz Festival which is set to … Continue reading
First transatlantic flights from Cork to take off in 2016
The first transatlantic flights from Cork Airport are scheduled to take off in early 2016 and will be operated by Norwegian Air International. Continue reading
Posted in cheap flights, Cork, Flights to Ireland, Fly to Ireland, Ireland, Ireland Travel, Ireland's Ancient East, Wild Atlantic Way
Tagged Cork Airport, cork to boston, cork to new york, london city airport, norwegian air, susseldorf, Transatlantic flights, transatlantic flights cork
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Galway rated friendliest city in the world
The results of a recent survey by US travel magazine, Travel + Leisure, has ranked Galway at the top of its list of the friendliest cities in the world. Continue reading
Dublin is ranked second friendliest city in the world by Condé Nast
Dublin has been voted the second friendliest city in the world by readers of the prestigious and top international travel magazine Condé Nast. Rising from fifth position in 2014, Dublin was tipped to the top by sunny Sydney, Australia however … Continue reading
Ireland’s remote beauty spots to be captured for Google Street View
Some of Ireland’s more remote and scenic landscapes will be captured for Google Street View using their Trekker over the next three months. Continue reading
Record July passenger numbers through Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport experienced record numbers of passengers for the month of July 2015 with over two and a half million passengers through its terminals. Continue reading
Top 10 things in Dublin for tourists that like to go off the beaten track
The popular capital city of Dublin has received great reviews in an feature by Claire Money in the Irish Independent titled “10 off the beaten track things tourists will love about Dublin”.