If you’ve ever found yourself scrolling through #IrishTikTok then there’s a very high chance you’ve come across an account with the tagline: “Chinese Guy Rates Chinese Restaurants in Ireland”.
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The children of Millburn Primary School in Coleraine, Northern Ireland joined together in inspiring song in support of the victims of the coronavirus. ‘Let the World be Full of Love’,’
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Mount Congreve Gardens in County Waterford is reopened to the public following a €7 million re-development. It is also the first time that part of the historic Mount Congreve House
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Welcome to part two of why Ireland should be on your bucketlist. For this inspiring list originally written in 2018, I reached out to fellow bloggers and came up with
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Dublin Lunar New Year and Chinese New Year celebrations have grown in the capital city over the last 13 years. However, this year, due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic the festival is all online. Honouring the Year of the Ox,
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If there’s one thing that we’re not short of in Ireland, it’s creativity. And that’s exactly what Irishman Paddy Donnelly has showcased through his breathtaking Irish language illustrations and captivating
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‘Arracht’ has been selected as Ireland’s entry for the Oscars’ Best International Feature Film category. Arracht is an Irish-language feature film from the Cine4 initiative has been selected as Ireland’s
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From Irish podcasts, short films, theatre productions, closleabhair (audiobooks) and Irish language short films, there are so many things that you can enjoy online today. But often, finding these nuggets as Gaeilge can
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Looking for short films to watch but find yourself browsing endlessly? Never fear, we’ve got you covered. There is an abundance of Irish short films (both in English and in
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Bord Bia has released the results of a study into our evening dinners across Ireland. The study was carried out in partnership with Red C Research which aimed to better
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