737 MAX crisis ends Norwegian Ireland-America routes
The grounding of the 737 MAX used on Norwegian's Ireland-based flights to North America has resulted in a shutdown of those routes.
Ireland and Northern Ireland
Cliffs of Moher get an upgrade
New shuttles, a repaired viewing tower and even a try at dynamic pricing have come to Ireland's second-biggest tourist attraction.
Free pass for baby born on train
Irish Rail has a special present for a baby born on a train last week: a pass for 25 years of free rail travel.
Norwegian drops Irish cities in MAX crisis
The grounding of the 737 MAX worldwide is having a drastic effect on two Irish airports, where Norwegian is dropping flights.
Irish paper finds world of 'small wonders'
Irish journalists pick the Top 25 from thousands of reader suggestions.
Now Dublin's port plans to increase cruise calls
Dublin's Port Company has partially reversed course on its plan to shrink the cruise business in the Irish capital.
Game of Thrones: On TV, and in N. Ireland
This may be Game of Thrones' last season on television, but it's only the beginning for Northern Ireland's promotion of G.O.T. tourism.
Ireland boosting 'undiscovered' sites
Ireland's tourism board is granting funds to local authorities to develop new attractions in "undiscovered Ireland."
Dublin port to limit cruise visits
Dublin's port manager says it needs berth space for cargo, but cruise lines and tourism authorities protest.
Ireland unveils new 'Way' to tour
The Shannon Estuary Way is one of several road-trip itineraries Irish tourism authorities hope will help visitors stay longer and spend more.
Plane delivery delay hits Aer Lingus
Aer Lingus is waiting on delivery of its A321LR neo jets to open new routes, and will now have to delay their start.
Historic ferry returns to Dublin
A ferry across the Liffey returns after 35 years, with some of its original crew.
Working History: Skerries Mills, Ireland
On the coast just north of Dublin, a small museum and two windmills show us a bit of Irish and industrial history.
Saint Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
In Dublin, one cathedral per faith is not, apparently, enough. St Patrick's and Christ Church have co-existed in relative peace for nearly 800 years.
Pre-clearance expands—so does cost
Wit the expansion of pre-clearance, airports need more facilities and staff. The U.S. pays for the customs personnel, but passengers pick up the rest.