Country Fairs: Fun of the fair
Rediscover traditional Ireland at its most charming country fairs
Rediscover traditional Ireland at its most charming country fairs
We braved some of the lowest-rated hotels in Ireland to find out what they're really like
If Cork is the pride of Ireland, then which part of the county is the best?
Discover an altogether more luxurious way of sleeping under the stars
Today the resort comprises the 800-year-old castle (or keep) and the 17th-Century country manor house
Maggie Armstrong takes a tour of Kerry and finds a treasure chest of attractions
I had never gone to Offaly as a tourist before, but then, who goes home on a holiday?
There's something mystical, magical even, about the sea. Once it casts its spell, so they say, it holds one in its net of wonder forever.
Pol O Conghaile sinks his teeth into the centenary of Bram Stoker's death with a macabre map of the city.
Bundoran, Bun Vegas -- call it what you will -- the little Donegal town which for generations welcomed Irish day-trippers, has started making waves on a global scale.
The cheetah raced across the park chasing his lunch of rabbit, shaken not stewed. Attached to a zip-line, the dead rabbit raced ahead, triggering an explosive burst from the cheetah as it pursued its dinner which raced ahead of it at 65kph.
Island safaris and a chance to play CSI detective are in store for Pol O'Conghaile
It'll be hard to remain objective writing this travel feature. During just one day of my week away in Spiddal, my 13-month-old finally cut his first tooth, my four-year- old learned to body-board at his first attempt, Katie Taylor won a gold medal and that other elusive golden disc, the sun, made a welcome appearance.
The highlight of my summer holidays in Ireland is always a boat trip with friends, preferably with someone else doing the hard work.
An Alpine adventure at Aherlow House Hotel, Co Tipperary
When I first heard of the Butler Trail, I immediately thought of a choc fest, but that's totally down to my corpulence and love of food.
Galway Bay was a choppy mass of white horses as we butted out aboard the Doolin ferry.
I know there are many GAA fans out there who would lynch me for saying that when I leave my native Cork and cross the county bounds into the territory of our neighbours and arch rivals Kerry, my heart lifts.
The literary island
Old age is the period when your memories grow shorter and your reminiscences grow longer.
The secret beach
So what do the critics say on the movie?
The highs and lows of living in Australia
Tips on making the most of your garden, whatever the weather
Bressie on revisiting his sporting past