Lookng for a way to make your next trip to Ireland unique? Ireland has many off the beaten path hidden gems you can add to ...

Jean-Luc Diquelou first visited Ireland in 1979. The Breton documentary film-maker has regularly returned to the West Coast ...

We're back with Martino Newcombe in the West of Ireland, where he reflects on a winter's day of planting a shelter belt of ...

Luc Diquelou explains his near 50-year passion for the people and the natural beauty of the west coast of Ireland ...

The development of offshore renewable energy (ORE) – wind farms in the sea – is expected to see the greatest leap in energy independence in Ireland since the construction of the Ardnacrusha ...

The gray-white pony is standing, almost hidden, beneath bare branches in a frost-covered field. As we drive past, we catch a glimpse of his head, illuminated by the early morning sunlight.

Signing up for a race is a great way to keep your motivation up – and your fitness regime on track. Having something to work towards beats aimlessly running on the gym treadmill or pounding the ...

“Willie’s Bangers and Mash” showcases authentic Irish pork sausages with an ideal snap to their casings and herbaceous interiors that complement rather than compete with those stellar mashed potatoes.

In the heart of Boilermaker territory, where the Wabash River flows and college students roam, sits a culinary gem that transports diners straight to the Emerald Isle without the hassle of passport ...

Nestled on Ireland’s west coast is the picturesque city of Galway. Known for its traditional pubs, colorful shop fronts, live traditional music and festive activities, this welcoming harbor city ...