Reading Rick Steves’ Ireland on the Kindle Fire – what I found
I bought my wife a Kindle Fire HD for Christmas, and until now I haven’t had much opportunity to use it. I used it to browse a couple...
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A unique view of the beautiful Aran Islands in video – you’ll fall in love
Ever since Sophie Moss sent me the first draft of her article for how the Aran Islands inspired her to write her 3 part series, I have...
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I have 5 free copies of Larry Kirwan’s Celtic Invasion CD to give away
Yet another giveaway! Compliments of Valley Entertainment, and in partnership with The Wild Geese, I have 5 CD copies of Larry...
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Viking and Medieval Dublin – a great starting point to learn more
Viking and Medieval Dublin When I was in Dublin last year, I took what you could almost call a “Viking tour of Dublin” without...
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Jen and Erin’s Chicken and Cabbage Recipe
Irish recipe competition winner! I was so happy when I received this Chicken and Cabbage recipe from Jennifer Daly last week. It looks like...
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Homemade Butternut Squash Soup & Brown Irish Soda Bread
This delicious 2 part recipe was sent in by Elizabeth Dunne, of Co. Kilkenny, as part of the recent Irish recipe competition, and...
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Bacon-Wrapped, Stuffed Pork Sausages
Elizabeth McNally of WeeKitchen.com submitted this recipe as part of the recent Irish recipe competition I ran on the blog. These types...
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Irish festivals in May 2013
Back with another choice lineup of Irish festivals for the month of May. Keep in mind these are just a few of the festivals that...
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Irish recipe competition – get your entry in now!
Do your kids get even with the neighborhood bully by inviting him over for dinner? Does your partner refer to the smoke detector as the...
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Ireland Visitor Discounts – save money on top attractions
Holidaying can be an expensive past-time. Of course you have the credit-card-killers: flights and hotels, but outside of those the...
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Kilmacduagh Monastery, County Galway – The Leaning Tower of Kilmacduagh
A very fine example of an Irish Round Tower can be found making up part of Kilmacduagh Monastery near Gort, County Galway. Unlike most other surviving towers, this one has a very noticeable lean, most likely due to it’s shallow foundations.
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Irish festivals in April 2013
Wow! Into April already. Time really does fly. Here’s a variety of Irish festivals I’ve picked out for the month of April that...
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