The mid-18th and 19th century brought the boom of infrastructure development to Ireland, with package tours (mostly from England) and the first tourism advertisements.

The Irish Times denounced me for espousing “pinched and narrow ethno-nationalism”, a public servant in Wexford County Council ...

Ireland’s Natural Affinity with Slow Travel Scenic Routes: Take your time exploring the Causeway Coastal Route or the Ring of Kerry, where every bend reveals a new story or a hidden cove.

The town of Portrush itself is putting on a family-friendly party during the week of The Open. Every day there will be an ...

Across Ireland, historic properties are keeping up with the times and upping their hospitality game with new suites, modern amenities and cutting-edge wellness. But is all this new coming at the ex… ...

A new tourist site described as East Clare’s “most ambitious tourism development to date” is opening its doors for business ...

Soar over Dublin, Ireland’s vibrant capital, capturing its rich history, stunning architecture, and lively cityscape. This ...

Betting on travel is becoming an increasingly popular topic among tourism professionals and travelers alike. As more holiday hotspots embrace regulated online ...

Ireland’s old fashioned bed and breakfasts have had something of a rebirth. From fine food to retaining that personal touch, ...

This investment of £11million will bring much needed modern hotel accommodation to the area, helping to regenerate the Main Street of Portrush and secure its future as a must-go tourism ...

Lately, I’ve really been enjoying what I consider to be the “second cities” of Europe, such as Naples in Italy, Marseille in France, and Hamburg in Germany. These places often ...