- January 15, 2017Ayrshire synonymous with golf and with Robert Burns – and there’s plenty on offer here to satisfy both pursuits. Troon…
- January 12, 2017Tipperary, made famous by the World War I marching song, and taking its name from the nearby source of the…
- January 10, 2017Some of the regions finest attractions lie in the gentle hills and lush valleys of Dumfries and Galloway. Ideal for…
- January 8, 2017Glencolumbkille (the glen of St. Columba), is said to have been a favourite retreat of the saint and his disciples.…
- January 5, 2017The northern and eastern slopes of the Grampian Mountains are draped with a long broad, green mantle of fertile lowlands,…
- January 2, 2017Roscommon is an old wool-town, deriving its name (Coman’s wood) from a monastery founded here by St. Coman in 746.…
- December 28, 2016The earliest known human settlement of Ireland occurred in the Mesolithic 8000BC, when tribes from Europe crossed to Ireland by…
- December 26, 2016West of Sligo, on the south side of the estuary, is the resort of Strandhill. On the shore to the…
- December 21, 2016The picturesque village of Edzell, with its broad main street and grandiose monumental arch, dates from the early 19th century…
- December 19, 2016Bective Abbey, on the left bank of the Boyne close to Bective Bridge is one of the more picturesque of…