Northern Ireland Tourism: Exciting Times!
Northern Ireland is becoming a must-see destination, with people travelling far and wide to experience what it offers. The Statistics and Research Agency published the 2018 Annual Tourism...
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Northern Ireland Tourism Statistics From 2020 to 2024
Northern Ireland Tourism Statistics offer a vital lens through which to examine the dynamic nature of the region's tourism industry. By analysing these statistics, we can understand the...
Sacred Geometry in Ireland: Spirals, Stones and Sunlight
Article Summary What this article covers: How sacred geometry appears in Ireland's Neolithic passage tombs, Bronze Age stone circles, Iron Age Celtic art and early Christian manuscripts, and...
Northern Lights in Indigenous Stories: Names and Beliefs
Article Summary What this article covers: Northern Lights in Indigenous stories, from the Inuit name aqsarniit and its ball game legend to Sámi customs of caution, Cree beliefs...
Irish Historical Fiction: A Reading Guide to Ireland’s Past
Article Summary What this article covers: Irish historical fiction organised by period, from Brian Boru to the Troubles, with verified awards, settings and places to visit. Who this...
Sustainable tourism in Ireland: a practical travel guide
Article summary Sustainable tourism in Ireland means travelling in a way that protects the island’s habitats, heritage sites and rural communities. This guide explains how to do that...
Northern Ireland for Families: Where to Go and What to Do
Article Summary What this article covers: Northern Ireland for families, with current details on the Giant's Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede, Strangford Lough, Castlewellan and the best family days out in...
Volcano Tourism: Ring of Fire Destinations, Safety and Myth
Article Summary What this article covers: A practical guide to volcano tourism, from active volcanoes on the Pacific Ring of Fire and in Europe to the extinct volcanic...
legends of Ireland: Stories Told by Ireland’s Terrain
Article Summary What this article covers: The legends of Ireland tradition attaches to specific mountains, rivers, loughs and coastlines, the geology behind each place, and how to visit...
Celtic Connections Between Ireland, Scotland and Wales
Article Summary What this article covers: How Ireland, Scotland and Wales are linked through shared ancestry, language, art, music and folklore, and how travellers can experience those Celtic...
Liam Neeson: Ireland’s favourite action hero from Ballymena
Article summary What this article covers: Liam Neeson's Northern Irish roots, his training on Belfast and Dublin stages, his major films and awards, his personal life and the...
Sustainable Travel in Ireland: Eco-Friendly Travel Tips
Article Summary What this article covers: How to plan sustainable travel in Ireland, from crossing the Irish Sea without flying and moving between counties by rail, coach and...
Northern Lights in Scandinavia: Legends, Science and Where to See Them
Article Summary What this article covers: The northern lights in Scandinavia, from what Norse, Sámi and Finnish traditions actually said about the aurora to the science behind it...
Clones, County Monaghan: A Walking Guide to Ireland’s Border Town
Article Summary What this article covers: Clones, County Monaghan, is a small border town in Ulster with a 6th-century monastic core, a world-famous lace tradition, and a restored...
Ancient Capitals of Ireland and the Royal Sites You Can Visit
What this article covers: The five royal sites that served as the ancient capitals of Ireland, why Gaelic Ireland had no capital city in the Roman or medieval...
The Legacy of the Vikings: How Norse Settlers Shaped Ireland
Article Summary What this article covers: The legacy of the Vikings across Ireland and Europe, covering the Norse founding of Dublin, Waterford, Wexford, Limerick and Cork, the Norse-Gaelic...
Game of Thrones Filming Locations in Northern Ireland: A Traveller’s Guide
Article Summary What this article covers: The Game of Thrones filming locations across Northern Ireland, what each site actually looks like when you stand in front of it,...
Eco-Tourism in Ireland: A Green Travel Guide
Article Summary What this article covers: How eco-tourism works in practice across Ireland, which regions and operators genuinely deliver it, how to tell honest green travel from marketing,...
Selecting Eco-friendly Travel Gadgets: A Guide to Responsible Tourism
Article Summary What this article covers: How to choose eco-friendly travel gadgets that genuinely cut waste, covering charging, water, light and personal care, plus the airline battery rules...
The Lighthouses of the World: A Global Guide Rooted in Ireland’s Maritime Heritage
Article Summary What this article covers: A global tour of the world's most significant lighthouses, organised by region, with Ireland's own lighthouse heritage, including Hook Lighthouse and Fastnet...
Circus Arts in Ireland: Heritage, Festivals and Where to Watch
Article Summary What this article covers: The circus arts tradition in Ireland, covering the travelling big top families, the street theatre and busking culture of Belfast, Dublin, Galway...
Irish Festivals: Traditional Celebrations Across Ireland
Article Summary What this article covers: The traditional Irish festivals that still run every year, organised by season and by county, with the ancient Gaelic roots behind them...
10 Things to See in Northern Ireland: A Traveller’s Guide
Things to see in Northern Ireland range from a UNESCO World Heritage coastline to a walled city that survived a seventeenth-century siege, and narrowing the list to ten...
The Winter Solstice in Ireland: Newgrange, Myth and Sunrise
The Winter Solstice in Ireland falls every year around 21 December, and for anyone drawn to this country's ancient past, it is the single best day to understand...
CORK: A COMPLETE GUIDE TO IRELAND’S REBEL CITY
Cork is Ireland's second-largest city, and locals will tell you, only half joking, that it's really the true capital. Sitting on the River Lee in the south-west of...
The Notebook to Ireland: A Romantic Film Locations Guide
Film fans rarely want to just watch a love story; they want to stand where it happened. That instinct, sometimes called "set-jetting," has turned modest coastal towns and...
Ireland’s Literature and Literary Tourism: Legendary Places
Ireland's literature reaches back long before anyone wrote a word down. Irish literature is often pronounced "eer-ish lit-er-ah-cher" by visitors without a second thought, but the tradition it...
The British Monarchy: History, Role and Its Ties to Ireland
The British monarchy is a constitutional monarchy, meaning the King serves as Head of State while elected politicians run the government. For a platform based in Ireland, the...
From The Walking Dead’s Georgia to Ireland’s Screen Tourism Trail
Screen tourism has turned television and film settings into some of the most visited travel destinations in the world, and Georgia's transformation into The Walking Dead's outbreak-ravaged setting...
The Ultimate Guide to Virtual Reality Ireland Heritage Sites: Explore From Home or In Person
Ireland's heritage sites are increasingly available in two very different digital formats, and mixing them up is the single most common frustration for anyone searching for virtual reality...