Ireland is known for it’s amazing scenery and rolling hills. One of the top ways to enjoy the lush magic of the emerald isle is by driving its scenic winding roads, stopping off to enjoy picturesque villages, historic castles, ancient abbeys and wonderful sea views. Travel is mainly on country roads or two-lane highways, and though well-maintained they can become a bit windy and narrow. Thanks to the vast amount of untouched greenery, many roads are not marked, so there is oft .. more ..

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Polish cave diver, Artur Kozlowski, has apparently died while exploring the Kiltartan system near Gort in southern Galway. He failed to surface from a dive on Monday night and the alarm was raised at 9pm. His body was located at … Continue reading →

submitted by Gretchen Bursch Travel St. Cloud We spent the night in Waterford and had a very interesting walking tour of the city in the morning and what a beautiful sunny morning it was. The walking tour was included in our Brendan Tour and was an added treat. We met the local tour guide - jack Burtchaell for a stroll around Ireland's oldest city. He really made it interesting and fun to learn about the history of this area....from when the Vikings were there up to the .. more ..

There is nowhere in the world that offers the array of shopping opportunities that New York City does! Here in Ireland with an economic recession hanging over us, consumer confidence at an all time low, overpriced electrical goods and clothes and every euro buying you nearly $1.60 shopping in New York is better than ever! There is no better time to take a City Breaks to the city that never sleeps. The most popular option is .. more ..

Ireland is known for the land of Leprechauns, shamrocks, Celtic crosses, green grasses and Guiness. This is just the beginning of what to see and do in Ireland. If you have a week to spend in this country, I would recommend renting a car and driving around the country side to the Ring of Kerry, Sleah Head, Cliffs of Moher,  glendalough, Hills of Tara, NewGranage, and Poulnabrone Dolmen. If you don’t want to rent a car, there is plenty to see in Dublin and perhaps you can t .. more ..

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