What Are the 3 Best Things to Do in Dublin? | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 159
The 3 best things to do in Dublin - the museum everyone should visit, a tasty tour, and an amazing castle with fascinating history.
Southeast Ireland’s Celtic Coast | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 156
Ireland's Celtic Coast stretches along the southeastern part of the country. Coastal views, vibrant villages, amazing attractions & fewer tourists.
Learn Hurling in Kilkenny | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 151
Learn Ireland's ancient sport of hurling in Kilkenny, the 'home of hurling'. Ireland's oldest sport & the 'fastest sport on grass'.
Lovely Laois | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 149
County Laois (pronounced leash) may not be on your radar when planning your Ireland itinerary, but if you are traveling between Dublin and Kilkenny,...
Waterford Travel Tips with Clodagh Fitzgerald | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 123
Failte Ireland certified guide Clodagh Fitzgerald shares Waterford travel tips. From Waterford city to the 'hidden' countryside.
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Ireland’s Ancient East with Neil Jackman [rebroadcast] | Traveling in Ireland Broadcast Episode 93
Archaeologist Neil Jackman joins Jody to talk about some of the 5,000 years of Irish history in Ireland's Ancient East and shares stories about...
Tasting the Salmon of Knowledge in Meath | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 69
Learn a bit about one of Ireland's greatest legends- and how you can get a taste of it- in County Meath. Jody is joined...
Visiting Four Amazing TradFest Venues in Dublin | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 61
Stepping (virtually) into four historic buildings that will transform into TradFest venues in Dublin- but you can also visit on your own! Jody will...
A Bit About Temple Bar in Dublin | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 60
When planning a trip to Ireland Temple Bar in Dublin is usually near the top of the list of places to visit in the...
Day Trips from Dublin | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 57
Dublin, the capital of the Republic of Ireland, and home to the country’s busiest airport, is an obvious place to begin or end your...
A Guided Tour of Lough Gur with Historian and Author Michael Quinlan
Article update: We were saddened to hear about Micheal's passing on August 4, 2018. I credit Michael with gifting my girls and I a...
A Visit to Kells Priory, County Kilkenny
Mention Kells to anyone visiting Ireland and their thoughts move immediately to the Book of Kells, now housed at Trinity College in Dublin. The...
Visiting the Rock of Cashel
I have yet to see anything more imposing or inspiring than the Rock of Cashel. Breathtaking, spellbinding, awesome… These words don't even do it...
Faclonry in Ireland with Willie Forde from Adare Country Pursuits | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 32
Jody is speaking with Willie Forde from Adare Country Pursuits. Listen in as they discuss Falconry in Ireland and the other country sport you...
Neil Jackman on Ireland’s Ancient East | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 25
Jody's guest is author, Neil Jackson. Neil is here to talk about some of the 5,000 years of Irish history that he writes about,...
Visiting Jerpoint Abbey in County Kilkenny
Our first stop as we explored County Kilkenny was Jerpoint Abbey. Located near Thomastown, just south of Kilkenny, you really can’t miss it as it...
Discovering What Lies Beyond Blarney Castle’s Famous Stone
It is likely the most famous stone in all of Ireland… the Blarney Stone. Though there are many stories of where the stone originated the...
Wonderful Glendalough Walks for Families
Our first visit to Glendalough in 2008 focused on the Monastic City. The cold and wet March day was much more suitable to learning...
Visiting Athassel Abbey in Tipperary with Neil Jackman of Abarta Audioguides
The Augustinian Priory of Athassel is said to have once been the largest abbey in Ireland; an urban settlement of nearly 2000 people surrounded...
Cahir Castle in Tipperary – Our Most Favorite Castle in All of Ireland
It's kind of funny to me as I look back at the recommendations made in the last couple years of my Ireland travel coaching...
