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Important Notice: Vacation Coaching and Itinerary Services will be paused from June 9–18, 2025. If you’re planning to travel soon, be sure to book early to lock in your session! Dismiss
From ancient monasteries to mighty castles, Ireland’s OPW Heritage Card offers unlimited entry to dozens of incredible sites for one flat fee – making it one of the best travel values on the island. When I travel through the republic of Ireland, whether it be with my family or hosting a tour group, it is…
An article from Anna Marie Jehorek, author of The Cottage on Lough Key In County Roscommon tucked at the foot of the Curlew Mountains you’ll find Boyle. This charming town on the banks of the Boyle River is my grandfather’s hometown and holds a special place in my heart. I love spending time here and…
Ireland’s history is rich and complex, with the Great Famine being one of the most significant events. The Irish Famine, known as an Gorta Mór, the Great Hunger, in Ireland, changed not only Irish history but, arguably, the history and future of countries across the globe as over one million people died from hunger and other…
Is Westmeath the fairy capital of Ireland? Visitors to this enchanting county certainly seem to think so, with fairy trails winding through scenic landscapes, captivating hearts young and old alike. First stop is Belvedere House, Gardens & Park, a 160-acre estate renowned for its stunning gardens and wonderful playgrounds. Here, tucked away in a magical corner, lies the…
Welcome to County Cavan, Ireland’s natural playground nestled along the border of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. In this picturesque region lies Castle Hamilton by the lakes, a serene escape offering a blend of history, adventure, and tranquility. Listen to hosts Alan and Audrey Kells as they unveil the treasures of this hidden…
County Cavan is a place that many tourists miss or pass through as they make their way across the northern half of Ireland. Located on the border of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland halfway between Dublin and Sligo, Cavan (Irish for ‘the hollow’) is an outdoor retreat, an area of lakes and open…