House martins and swallows are our constant companions, whether snapping up fluttering mayflies in the car park of Glencar Waterfall during a downpour, or swooping from the eaves of The Shandon Hotel ...

The search for a new home for a spectacular 11ft by 12ft wool map of Ireland created by a group of Wicklow knitters has gone viral, with a wave of media exposure prompting a raft of expressions of ...

This is just another example of rip-off Ireland. Another entity gouging money from the public because who's going to stop ...

This map hides more than just locations — it holds a secret code. Every mark, symbol, and line could be a clue. Can I put the ...

Temperatures around Ireland are forecast to go over 25 degrees starting today, Wednesday 9 July, with parts of the country predicted to reach 28 degrees this weekend ...

Exploring Ireland episode highlights include Dublin - Must Visit Attractions features the Guinness Storehouse, Book of Kells and Dublin Castle as well as top pubs to visit, hidden gems and foodie ...

In future episodes, ‘Exploring Ireland’ will showcase the best attractions nationwide including Ireland’s Ancient East, Galway, the hidden heartlands, Donegal, Kilkenny and the Wild Atlantic Way.

No trip to Ireland is complete without a trip to the famous Cliffs of Moher. Here's how to visit them from other Irish cities, like Dublin and Galway.

Significant new development initiatives have been launched by Fáilte Ireland to develop the exceptional tourism offerings of the North Cork region as a premier destination for visitors.

UK and Ireland weather maps turn orange as giant 358-mile Atlantic storm sweeps in The unsettled weather maps come days after the UKHSA issued a rare amber heat-health alert for many parts of the UK.

As tensions between global powers escalate and fears of World War 3 grow, a chilling nuclear bomb simulator shows just how devastating a strike on Ireland could be, with catastrophic death tolls ...

Kerry County Museum is hosting an exhibition demonstrating how old maps of Irish bogs can be used to understand the extent of native peatlands before many were drained.