DUBLIN Airport is suffering delays and cancellations for some flights – as Ireland plunges below freezing point due to an ...

From the historic capital city and popular Cliffs of Moher to lesser-known towns, islands, and mountains, these are the best ...

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When you travel to Dublin, it doesn’t take too long to figure out this is not the capital of a former far-flung empire like that of London, Madrid or Rome. While it lacks massive buildings and old ...

But first, a brief geography lesson: The island of Ireland, roughly the size of Indiana, is made up of two countries – the Republic of Ireland, which is part of the European Union, and Northern ...

How long is it since you spent a short break in Dublin? Here’s our insider guide to getting the most out of the capital on a visit... Inside Trinity's new Book of Kells Experience. Photo: Zoe Ardiff ...

Irish hospitality and Irish spirits are well-known in travel circles for good reason. And Dublin is the merry center for all this food and drink. Here’s a handy sampling of the best pubs and other ...

Home for the holidays never seems so good as when you're walking down Grafton Street under chandeliers of Christmas lights. The pedestrian-only thoroughfare is jammed with shoppers, performance acts ...

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Ireland’s capital city Dublin has much to offer, whether for a quick weekend getaway, or a longer break. And with flights taking an hour or less from most UK airports, there’s little excuse not to ...

Dublin, Ireland, is the small, charming, eminently walkable city that visitors expect, and the corner pubs offer a warm welcome. Wry perceptions are uttered with a winsome Irish lilt in Dublin. And, ...

Marauding Norsemen from Scandinavia first came to this area on seasonal plundering voyages around the early 9th Century, and Viking remains continue to be discovered in the city today. If you are ...