Janet Newenham is an Irish travel writer, journalist, and adventure tour operator from Cork (originally from Carrigaline), whose writing style is a mix of practical travel guidance with a deep love of off-the-beaten-path experiences.
Few people know that many of Dublin’s most famous pubs come with a fascinating history. From famous music stores to pig abattoirs, to pubs that were once used as morgues during the great famine. Read on to learn more about Dublin’s most interesting drinking establishments.
Situated right in the middle of Ireland’s most famous driving route, the Wild Atlantic Way, County Clare is a destination with so much to offer the visitor. While many pass right through with only the Cliffs of Moher on their checklist, this culturally rich county with
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, “There’s no place I’d rather be when the sun shines.” While this is a phrase you’ll hear by many an Irish person, for me, it rings true most for my beloved West Cork. Despite travelling the world
Belfast is a city that is filled to the brim with wonderful bars, delicious food and a rich sense of history. There’s plenty to do but if you’re tight on time, here’s our list of the best things to do in Belfast you won’t want to
Enniskillen is an area of outstanding natural beauty, its rich heritage and stunning views make it a must see when visiting Northern Ireland. Discover the history of Enniskillen by visiting ancient castles, underground caves, and Victorian mansions. Does this not sound like the ideal adventure holiday?
Best Things to do in Wexford Just 2 hours from Dublin, Wexford is a thriving coastal county with endless opportunities. During the day, you can go sightseeing, buy local crafts and dive into the culture. Once the sun sets over Kilmore Quay, you can enjoy an
While visiting the Kingdom, most people make Killarney their hub largely because of its location. The stunning well travelled roads that make their way around and through Killarney are gems on the map of Kerry County and should be visited. However, the charming town of Killarney
If you’re in Cork for a visit, and itching to get out and experience the nightlife, you’re in for a treat! Cork is a university city – meaning that its streets are teeming with young and energetic students looking for cheap drinks and a good night
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