It’s Official! - Dingle Is The Prettiest Village In Ireland
After a very tight vote, we are delighted to announce that Dingle has been voted the prettiest village in Ireland
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Dingle voted prettiest Village in Ireland
Why is Dingle so popular?
How Yoga In Ireland Can Heal Heart, Body and Soul
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We can now confirm that our members voted for Dingle as the prettiest village in Ireland.
It was an extremely close race with Adare coming in second and Kinsale third.
Congratulations to Dingle, a worthy winner!
Why is Dingle so Popular?
Dingle is well known for having hardware pubs. Here you can buy some wellies and a pint.
The Kerry coastline extends well beyond the village and have more than 6000 years of history. The town is fully of friendly people and a must see when visiting Ireland.
And now, it has been voted The Prettiest Village in Ireland.
How Yoga In Ireland Can Heal Heart, Body and Soul
Yoga is an ancient practice that has been used for centuries to promote physical, mental and spiritual well-being.
It is no surprise then that Yoga in Ireland has become increasingly popular over the last few years as people are beginning to realise the immense benefits of this unique form of exercise. As a nation full of vibrant culture and stunning landscapes, Ireland has become the perfect destination to explore the benefits of Yoga.
Around The Web
Irish pub in New York becomes community hub for expats
Joe Byrne, Eóiny Martin, and Jason Darby met each other through the O'Donovan Rossa GAA club and opened the pub together
‘Get off the couch’ and experience one of 1,800 events planned for Culture Night
People are being encouraged to “get of the couch” and enjoy some of the 1,800 different events taking place nationwide as part of Culture Night next month.
What originally started in 14 venues in Dublin’s Temple Bar in 2006, will this year celebrate its 18th birthday as an all-island celebration of the very best of Irish culture.
Thousands of free events will be happening late into the night on September 22 and artists are urging everyone to get out and see what’s on offer.
An Award-Winning Derry Walking Tour
What draws individuals from every corner of the globe to explore and marvel at its rich historical tapestry and diverse political landscape?
Join Derry Wlaking Tours on a journey through the ONLY walled city in Ireland. Traverse its neighborhoods and witness one of the world's most impressive collections of cannons. Immerse yourself in the local legends surrounding the LONGEST city siege in Irish history and discover why Derry is often dubbed the ‘Crucible of the Troubles’ among other tales.
Dublin Lego Store celebrates first anniversary with host of free events
Free family-friendly events, face painting, giveaways, cakes and Instagram-worthy photo-ops will mark the rest of the week
Ireland’s largest Star Wars memorabilia collection is coming to Cork
Calling all Star Wars fanatics.
Ireland’s largest collection of Star Wars memorabilia will be on show in Cork this weekend.
As part of the Dunmanway Arts festival, which makes its return from August 18th to 20th, 2023, the exclusive exhibition of Star Wars memorabilia by costume designer Nuri Albakri will be on display at Atkins Hall, Dunmanway on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
Pick of the best free foodie events happening in Cork this week
It’s all kicking off Today!.
Cork on a Fork Fest gets underway this week, with more than 100 things to see, do, and devour across Cork City Centre, including loads of free events.
The jam-packed programme features a street feast, food trails, tasting masterclasses, bite-size food trails, cooking demos, specials, and a family programme, so there’s something for all tastes.
Here’s the pick of the free events happening around town:
Explore history and traditions for National Heritage Week 2023
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Whitehead Promenade, County Antrim
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Irish Food You Will Love
Báirínbreac: An Irish Tea Bread Packed with History and Tradition
In the realm of baked goods, few creations can match the rich history and cultural significance of Báirínbreac, also known as barmbrack or Irish tea bread. This delightful fruit loaf, hailing from the emerald shores of Ireland, is a quick and easy treat to whip together with a distinctive speckling of dried sultanas and raisins.
Traditionally associated with Halloween, Báirínbreac carries with it a wealth of Irish heritage and charm. Join us as we delve into the depths of this ancient recipe and unlock the secrets behind its enduring popularity.
The Craic
Liam Neeson Shows Off His Irish Accent
Liam Neeson Shows Off His Irish Accent – Liam Neeson, the acclaimed actor known for his distinct deep voice and impressive range of roles, was born in Ballymena, County Antrim. Neeson’s parents were Katherine “Kitty” Neeson, a cook and Bernard “Barney” Neeson, a primary school caretaker. Neeson was brought up in a Catholic household and was named after a local priest.
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Dingle is gorgeous so fully agree with this!