Ireland's Royal Canal Greenway opens
Ireland is opening a new 130km path along the banks of the historic Royal Canal for hikers and cyclists.
Ireland and Northern Ireland
Aer Lingus: Planning for Caribbeanx`
Looking for post-pandemic revival of travel, Aer Lingus is planning flights from Manchester to the Caribbean, as well as to U.S. destinations
'Slow Cabins' for calm vacations
Simple cabins, natural settings, and blind booking are all parts of the 'Slow Cabin' concept for calmer vacations.
Sites 'Go Green' for Ireland
Solidarity with Ireland and tourism promotion combine to create a fun and quirky experience around the world.
UK may OK Scotland-Ireland tunnel
A controversial project to link Northern Ireland by tunnel to Great Britain is getting a serious look.
Summer job opening on Irish island
A remote island off the Irish coast might be an ideal place for a summer job, but under less-than-luxury conditions.
Manchester gets new U.S. links
Aer Lingus gets a new UK base, and Manchester gets new low-cost routes to replace those lost when Thomas Cook folded
Dublin hotels push locals to 'Dubcation'
With Dublin off-limits again to out-of-town travelers, its hotels are turning to 'Dubcations' to lure locals in.
Ireland opens 'National Famine Way'
A new walking and cycling path traces the way of starving 19th century emigrants headed for Canada.
Do as I say, not as I do...
Ireland's tourism promotion chief canned after he takes an Italian holiday while telling Irish to vacation at home.
Return of kissing stirs up a Blarney
An Irish tradition returns, but with a bit of controversy over its post-Covid precautions.
Noticed in Dublin: Remembered Bits
PHeymont revisits his Dublin photos, collecting memories and moments to share.
Ferry operators look to the future
The major ferry operators serving routes among the British Isles and Europe are investing in new ships and see a growing business.
Celtic Routes unites Ireland and Wales
Celtic Routes promotes the common heritage and attractions of tree Welsh counties and three in Ireland, separated by sea and united by heritage.
Ireland celebrates first Tourism Day
April 17 will be a big day for Irish tourism attractions that are offering free admission.