Conor is an Irish born creative freelancer with strong experience as a camera operator, photographer, video editor, and writer. He graduated from Maynooth University. His work has taken him all over the world, but Ireland is where he calls home.
Even though Afternoon Tea is quintessentially British, Ireland was part of the British Empire for long enough to learn a few things about it and make it our own. For birthdays, anniversaries, and everything in between, Afternoon Tea in Ireland is the most decadent thing you
Belfast is a great hub to base yourself out of to explore Northern Ireland and beyond. While there enough things to do in Belfast to keep you busy, there are many amazing day trips nearby. We’ve put together a list of the best day trips from
As someone who lives here, I’ve got a pretty good handle on the best day trips from Dublin. Luckily, Ireland is pretty small, so you can get to a surprising amount of places in a day. It’s also got a huge amount to do without even
Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way is one of the biggest tourist attractions our small island has to offer. Not only is it a destination in its own right, but the west coast is home to some of the best campsites in Ireland. The west coast has charmed
It breaks my heart knowing that the majority of visitors to Ireland leave home without getting to fully immerse themselves with locals amidst the atmosphere of a true “Irish pub”. Yes, our culture is rife with Irish mythology, but a decent, non-extortionate pub doesn’t have to
Perched on top of Montpelier Hill in the Dublin mountains lies The Hellfire Club. The beauty of the forest and view of Dublin Bay belies a dark past, fraught with tales of murder, exorcism, and ancient tombs. During your trip to Dublin, don’t miss this eerie
Being an island, Ireland has no shortage of coastline. Many of the cities and towns scattered all around our Emerald Isle were Viking settlements and old fishing villages. These seaside towns in Ireland have long and storied histories, as well as being absolutely stunning. This list
Some of Dublin’s most famous residents are the fallow deer that live in Phoenix Park, here’s your guide on how to find them! Even though Dublin is a small city, only about a million people live there, it can get a little too hectic, so during
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