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07/11/2023
Marble Arch Caves: Northern Ireland’s Hidden Gem
County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland, often referred to as Lakeland Paradise, is home to many gems, including Enniskillen Castle Museum,...
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10 Irish Islands You Must Visit
Ireland is well known for its outdoor activities, incredible landscapes, and also for its multiple islands that will take your...
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Get Your Steps in at These 7 Parks & Trails in Ireland
Famous for its lush green landscape and breathtaking views, the entire island of Ireland is a hiking paradise. From steep...
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5 tips for Hiking during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Ireland is a hiker’s paradise destination from short walks to strenuous mountain range trails. It is known around the world...
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The Odyssey Complex
The Odyssey Complex is a sports and entertainment cylindrical shaped and a huge sporting arena on the eastern side of...
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The Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House is located in Belfast, Northern Ireland, and it was designed by the theatre architect Frank Matcham...
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Making Cocktails at Muriel’s Belfast
Elderflower Martini with Brockman’s Tonic made in Muriel’s Belfast. We love our Martini Cocktail so we had great fun mixing...
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The Complete Guide to County Antrim
Charming glens, lush forests, mystical pathways and stunning coastlines, County Antrim has it all. Just a short drive from Northern...
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Armagh Robinson Library: Reading For Days
Armagh Robinson Library, previously known as Armagh Public Library, is the oldest library in Northern Ireland. Founded in 1771...
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07/11/2023
Northern Ireland Staycation: Fun at Home
Sometimes, the delights on your doorstep make a staycation a better option than travelling abroad. There are plenty of options...
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07/11/2023
Victorian Belfast: An Architectural Guide
The Victorian Era, 1837 – 1901, was the period of Queen Victoria’s reign. It was an era of great development...
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Made in Belfast: Culture Night
The best evening of the year in Belfast is happening this Friday the 20th: Culture Night. This year’s Culture Night...
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The Beautiful Rolling Hills of Belfast: Black Mountain and Divis Mountain
Belfast is known as an industrial city. A city made famous by its linen mills and ships. A landscape that...
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Quiet Streams: The Silent Valley Reservoir
Deep in the heart of County Down, an area known as Silent Valley lies nestled between the Mourne Mountains....
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More Than Danny Boy: Stendhal Festival
In the valley that saw the song, ‘Danny Boy’ conceived, one of Ireland’s most celebrated music festivals is back this...
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Ireland’s Call | Irish Sporting Heroes
The island of Ireland has produced some of the worlds best sports stars in different sports. From road racing to...
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Taking Back The City | Snow Patrol’s Powerful Comeback
Snow Patrol are an alternative rock band from Bangor, County Down. They formed in Dundee, Scotland in 1994 and rose...
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07/11/2023
SuperCup NI | Where Stars Are Born
The SuperCup Northern Ireland (previously the Milk Cup) is a football tournament that takes place annually in the North Coast...
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The Best 6 Annual Summer Festivals in Ireland
Summertime is fast approaching and this means an amazing selection of summer festivals in Ireland to enjoy! As the weather...
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Unique Airbnb’s in Ireland
Have you got a trip to Ireland planned soon and looking for somewhere different to stay, to make your trip...
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Troubled Soil: Islandmagee’s Hidden History
Hidden in the rocky hills of County Antrim’s east coast lies Islandmagee, a grassy peninsula town epicentre to the nearby...
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07/11/2023
Things To Do in Portrush: Attractions and Activities on the North West Coast
Exploring Portrush: A Guide For Entertainment-Seekers Things to do in Portrush? Portrush is a relatively large town that’s perfect for...
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07/11/2023
Tayto: Ireland’s Most Famous Crisps
When you come to Ireland you might notice something that is pretty much everywhere. This is Tayto, Ireland’s most loved...
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07/11/2023
Lisa McGee: the New and Talented Girl on the Block from Derry, Northern Ireland
Ireland has proven to create some legendary writers such as James Joyce, Seamus Heaney and Samuel Beckett who all hail...
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Best Places to Enjoy Pancakes in Belfast
As pancake Tuesday or Strove Day fast takes place on the 5th of March, we thought we would share some...
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Belfast Street Art: A Tour Around the Cathedral Quarter (and Beyond)
Belfast’s Stunning Street Art: a Tour Around the Art of Belfast City Belfast street art conveys a huge amount of...
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A Guide To The Delicious Food in Derry
Derry, having been awarded City of Culture 2013, has much to offer in terms of culture, fun, diversity, and excitement....
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The Argory House in County Armagh, NI
Another fine example of Neo-classical 18th-century buildings in Ireland is the stunning Argory House. The incredible house was first built in...
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360 Degree Tour Of Belfast City – Northern Ireland
Explore Belfast With a 360′ Tour of Belfast City Belfast, the capital city of Northern Ireland, is always the first...
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07/11/2023
The Amazing Game Of Thrones Tapestry – Full Tapestry
Full Game of Thrones Tapestry – AMAZING!! Check out this video of the Game of Thrones Tapestry in its full...
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Northern Ireland, a land of mythic landscapes and historical depth, invites you to explore its unique heritage and natural beauty. From the bustling streets of Belfast, rich in industrial heritage and the Titanic legacy, to the causeway coast with its UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland is a place of storytelling and natural wonders. The Mourne Mountains inspire adventurers, while the tranquil waters of Lough Neagh offer peaceful retreats. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Derry, with its historic walls and cultural festivals. Northern Ireland is a compact yet diverse region, offering everything from urban exploration in its lively cities to the serene beauty of its countryside and coastal paths. Discover the warmth of its people, the impact of its history, and the charm of its landscapes.