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For many new parents, sending young children to school is a daunting and scary thought. While this is true for any parent (particularly first-time parents) it can be especially true for first-time parents that are not Irish-born. In many cases, the child may not be the only person diving into the Irish education system blind, […]
by Fern Mendoza
Chapters, Ireland’s largest independent bookstore, has been loved for forty years by both loyal and new customers, causing the Irish bookstore to ‘rise from the dead’, so to speak, early last year. A go-to for inexpensive, second-hand books, Chapters is a must-visit for any book lover looking for something fresh to read. Chapters: a hidden […]
by Fern Mendoza
With a reputation for plentiful opportunities and being the “land of the free,” there’s more than one good reason as to why so many people have immigrated to the United States. However, moving to America can be a lot to adjust to, as it would be moving to any new country. Thus, it is important […]
by Aidan Pittman
The Cliffs of Moher has recently been named winner of ‘Ireland’s Best Visitor Attraction’ in The Irish Independent’s annual Reader Travel Awards for 2023. Standing at an astonishing 702 feet (214m), the Cliffs of Moher offers guests an “unrivalled spectacle” with “stunning views” and “out-of-this-world scenery” that is sure to “always take your breath away, […]
by Fern Mendoza
A number of cinemas are all around the Dublin area, but none quite like Lighthouse Cinema. Lighthouse Cinema has made a name for itself for both its blockbuster and its independent film showings of movies from all around the world. Its layered and intriguing history, on-site cafe, and various events celebrating independent and foreign films […]
by Matthew Lehane
Nestled on the picturesque east coast of Ireland, just south of Dublin, lies the charming coastal town of Bray. With its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant atmosphere, Bray offers a wide array of experiences for visitors to enjoy. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, a history buff, or simply seeking some relaxation, this seaside […]
by Luvya Bhatia
Having a fresh feel every week is a trying feat, but Dashi manages this in spades. Dashi is an underground cocktail bar based in Smithfield, that’s just below the Soup Ramen restaurant, Soup 2. What this cocktail bar offers to make it stand out amongst its competition is its one of a kind interior, in-house […]
by Matthew Lehane
From Monday 24 to Sunday 30 July, The Liberties Festival will return to Dublin with a vast offer of cultural, musical and environmental events. The Liberties Festival is one of Ireland’s oldest festivals. From its modest beginnings in 1970, it has grown to become a highlight of the summer in Dublin with a series of […]
by Marylou Prevost
Ireland is a land steeped in history and spiritual significance. From ancient stone circles to holy wells, the country is adorned with sacred sites that have attracted pilgrims for centuries. Embarking on a pilgrimage journey allows travelers to delve into Ireland’s rich cultural tapestry while connecting with the country’s spiritual heritage. In this blog post, […]
by Luvya Bhatia