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Have you ever seen the Netflix hit TV series entitled Vikings: Valhalla? We have too, and if you’re anything like us, you might be wondering if the famed land of Valhalla is a real place. Don’t click away just yet- we’ve done our research, and there are two unlikely places that[…]
When you’re looking for the most beautiful, breathtaking, and incredible natural wonder in Ireland, the Cliffs of Moher is the place to go. I suggest everyone go on a Cliffs of Moher tour in summer. The photos don’t even do justice to it. In fact, it’s not just the[…]
If you’re going to gamble in Ireland you should know that Ireland is famous for its complicated relationship with such recreation. The government has some regulations for poker players. People love to play skill-based games because betting is the main component. If you want to gamble in Ireland, there[…]
If you’re planning on visiting Dublin, then kudos to you. This might be the best trip of your life. Dublin is one of my favorite cities in the world, and that’s saying a lot. Maybe it’s the Guinness, St. Patricks’ Day, pubs? Literary legends like W.B. Yeats, Jonathan Swift? Or maybe[…]
Being adventurous is exciting, especially in travel. Engaging in an adrenaline-pumping activity takes away the inner fear you are holding for long. If you’re looking for Ireland adventures, then you’re in the right place. The serene and breathtaking landscapes of mountains in Co Kerry to lakes in Co[…]
This article contains affiliate links at no cost to you. A trip to the Game of Thrones filming locations in Northern Ireland is one of the most incredible experiences a fan can have. According to Game of Thrones Tours, HBO considered no less than 14 countries before they chose Northern[…]
Ireland is full of wonderful, picturesque places to visit and if you are visiting the country for the first or even the second time, you will have no shortage of locations to see and things to do. However, in case you have already seen the Giant’s Causeway, driven along the[…]
Over the last several years I have been lucky enough to experience the St. Patrick’s Day Festival in Dublin. I’ve had multiple opportunities to explore what is easily one of my top five favorite cities in the world. I’ve uncovered so many highlights such as its food, culture, heritage, architecture[…]
The world is full of myth, magic, and lore. Take it from me, I’ve spent my entire career looking for it. But, of all the places I’ve been to, of all the ruins, caves, woods and castles, there’s no place which quite compares to Ireland. I’ve spent the better part[…]
Imagine staying in castle hotels when you travel. I don’t know how about you, but even knowing about the possibility to spend a night in a luxurious room which is located in amazing medieval castle seems to be a real dream come true. Like – who doesn’t want to feel[…]
My Favorite Unique Things to do in Dublin There is no better way to tour Dublin than through a local. They know the ins and the outs of where to eat, shop, hang out and how to spend time exploring. I feel like Dublin is a second home after visiting[…]
It’s Creepy Time Haunted Castles in Ireland to Scare Your Pants Off I love Halloween for many, many, reasons. One of my favorite things to do around this time of year is research really haunted places. Since I love Ireland so much, and know there’s always a great story to[…]
There I was in the center of Dublin Ireland for St Patrick’s Day 2015 as I had been for 2014. It was a typical gray, chilly morning, and the streets were beginning to fill with green hair and hats of all shapes and sizes. I had just spent the past[…]
By now it’s no secret, the Game of Thrones film locations are the coolest ever in the history of television. Take a look at all the places they’ve filmed, it’s nuts! We’re talking Northern Ireland, Malta, Spain, Morocco, Iceland, Croatia, and we’ve yet to see the new places they have up[…]
I stepped out of the taxi over puddles formed from a mid-day shower. “Alright then, yeah, have a grand night now!” Shouted the taxi driver as he rode off. I stood in front of the Richmond Tower with its iron gate marking the entrance to the Royal Hospital Kilmainham. […]
Dublin is a popping place by day. It’s a place where bustling streets turn into quaint lanes lined with cafes, shops, pubs, and the most delightful people I’ve ever met. It’s a place to get lost in, if not for the lack of street signs then definitely for the ambiance.[…]
