Safer Travel in Ireland
When it comes to crime, Ireland’s considered a pretty safe place for travelers. Overall, crimes against tourists are rare and violent crimes are even rarer. Therefore,...
Read MoreWhen it comes to crime, Ireland’s considered a pretty safe place for travelers. Overall, crimes against tourists are rare and violent crimes are even rarer. Therefore,...
Read MoreWe covered this topic back in Episode 5, but that was a long time ago and the questions keep coming, so I thought I’d revisit and add my two cents (you can do the...
Read MoreThis week we’ll be recording our 101st podcast episode AND celebrating St Patrick’s Day… I’d say, that sounds like an awesome week. To make...
Read MoreAt the start of the year, we published our predictions of what the Irish travel picture might look like in 2010. It’s only March, and several of our forecasts...
Read MoreThis one is just for fun. Corey mentioned on Twitter that someone had found his site by searching for “Ten Things You Should Never Say to an Irishwoman”. He suggested...
Read MoreEvery day I get emails asking that question. The only problem is people don’t tell me if they are flying to Ireland from London, New York or...
Read MoreOne of the great things about traveling to Ireland is that the Irish people speak English. Or at least most of them do! In fact, over a half million Irish claim to...
Read More1. Explore Ancient Castles: Ireland is chock-a-block with castles. You see them in farmer’s fields, atop rocky outcrops, guarding rivers and in towns. Some are...
Read MoreVisitors to Dublin all seem to make the same mistakes. So we’re going to lay out those errors and offer some travel-wise alternatives. Don’t Drive The...
Read MoreEpisode Guide – Podcast #95 Ireland in the Off-Season and Prehistoric Irish Instruments In this audio podcast episode, we talk about some of the unique aspects of...
Read MoreSubmitted by Wendy If you are just starting to plan your first trip to Ireland, it can be overwhelming to come up with an itinerary. The questions of where to go and...
Read MoreEpisode Guide – Podcast #94 Engaging Ireland In this audio podcast episode, we chat with Travis and Kathy Nelson, the hosts of the Engaging Ireland Podcast. CLICK...
Read MoreVisitors have made a habit of creating their own mini-dolmens in County Clare. Mini-dolmen, originally uploaded by hexcalibur. The rocky, karst landscape of the Burren...
Read Moreby Kat Behling Today we chat with acclaimed Dublin historian, author and artist, Pat Liddy. Pat spent his childhood growing up in Phibsborough, on Dublin’s north...
Read MoreEpisode Guide – Podcast #93 The Auld Sod, US Immigration & Customs Pre-Clearance and Holly Kirby We talk about Ireland’s new Pre-Clearance facility,...
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