Anyone that’s ever spent any time in the sweet little City of Tribes will tell you that it’s not getting to Galway that’s the problem, it’s getting out of G...
One of Ireland’s most beloved churches is taking its Christmas underground for the second year in a row. Christ Church Cathedral Dublin is hosting its second-annual Christmas...
For those of you that don’t know the ultimate pain and wonder that is Twitter, there is a weekly conversation of sorts called #FriFotos. Started by Jonathan Epstein (@Epstein...
Another year, another set of resolutions, another travel wish list. I know the drill. I do it myself every year. But 2012 is going to be different. This year, you are going to make...
In the lead up to US President Obama’s visit to his ancestral homeland of Moneygall, Co. Offaly on May 23, some people (namely, me) are asking, “What the devil is there...
One of Ireland’s single greatest draws is its untouched countryside. As most locals can attest, each summer, thousands of people descend upon the Irish countryside to check o...

Cork is a good city to visit when it comes to going out for a drink or two. To that end, here's IrishJaunt's ten-step guide to the best bars in Cork City - everything from old man ...
Travel the real Ireland from cliffs to cobblestones.

Ireland is a country known for its beer, but microbrews and ales fall far down on most Irish drinkers’ lists. There are, however, some great craft brews to be found in Irelan...

Over the past two decades, the Chinese community in Ireland has grown from a small group of IBCs (Irish-born Chinese) to a huge and diverse community of people, both of Chinese her...

Getting around Ireland sans a car is not the simplest of things. Yes, there are a number of options, but there are not plenty of cheap and quick options. Let’s say, for examp...

As if you really need a reason, right? Today is May 23, 2011. Also known in the Twitterverse as #IRLDay and in the general media as the day that President Barack Obama visits Irela...

Recession, economic downturn, the glorious end of the mean green Celtic Tiger. Ireland’s naughties-eleven woes are just so last year. But the fact is that with all the penny ...