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You Can Visit Westeros All Year Round in Northern Ireland

You Can Visit Westeros All Year Round in Northern Ireland

Posted by Adam Farley on 11th Apr 2019

Winter has come and in six short weeks, HBO’s mega-hit Game of Thrones will be over. But its filming locations in Northern Ireland live on and are open for business. Though the show was filmed all over the world, including Croatia, Iceland, Morocco, Spain, and Malta, its home base has always been Be …
The Yeats Family: Irish Artisans and Influencers

The Yeats Family: Irish Artisans and Influencers

Posted by Justine Mikaloff on 10th Apr 2019

W.B. Yeats is one of the most famous poets and statesmen that Ireland has produced, and his legacy casts a long shadow. While he was a Nobel Prize winner, an influential author in the Irish literary movement, and a member of the Irish senate, W.B. is not the only member of the family to contribut …
The Top 7 Activities to Do in County Kerry

The Top 7 Activities to Do in County Kerry

Posted by Adam Farley on 9th Apr 2019

County Kerry in the southwest of Ireland is one of Ireland’s most picturesque counties. With rolling hills that rise to form some of Ireland’s highest mountains that give way to unparalleled views of the Atlantic Ocean, Kerry is deservedly high on the list of Ireland’s top tourist destinations.The c …
About an Irish Craft: Donegal Tweed

About an Irish Craft: Donegal Tweed

Posted by Justine Mikaloff on 8th Apr 2019

When you hear the word “tweed,” what image comes to mind? Do you think of a college professor wearing a thick jacket, smoking a pipe in a leather armchair? Do you think of the British royal family tramping across the grounds of a country estate after a day of shooting and outdoor sports? Do you thin …
Folklore Friday: How Christianity Converted the Stories of Irish Myth

Folklore Friday: How Christianity Converted the Stories of Irish Myth

Posted by Olivia O’Mahony on 5th Apr 2019

When we think about the Ireland that we know and love today, many aspects of its culture appear, to at least some degree, as givens. Here, one of the first things that might spring to mind is prevalence of Irish Catholicism. For centuries upon centuries, the native Irish have been viewed on an inter …
7 Ways to Use Your Irish Blanket This Spring and Summer

7 Ways to Use Your Irish Blanket This Spring and Summer

Posted by Adam Farley on 4th Apr 2019

It’s springtime and that means picnics, parties, and plenty of outdoor leisure. And no matter your activity, or how nice the afternoon sun is, a blanket is a perennially handy accessory to have around, especially when the temperature dips at the beach and you just want to stay to watch the sunset.Ir …