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Burial sites older than the pyramids of Giza, real Irish castles, rollercoasters, and a zoo!! County Meath most certainly has something for everyone.

David and Skylar Anderson turned a honeymoon in Ireland into a chance to embark on an unforgettable journey to trace their Irish ancestry. Here's how EPIC Irish Emigration Museum can help you do the same.

In a business landscape increasingly focused on connection, culture and meaningful experiences, corporate entertaining has evolved far beyond boardrooms and formal dinners.

The world must prepare for the imminent return of El Niño and the supercharged weather extremes it brings, the UN has warned.

The June Bank Holiday reunion in Castletownbere drew O’Sullivans from around the world and set a new Guinness World Record for the largest gathering of people sharing the same surname.

The immersive production, inspired by Frederick Douglass’s radical welcome in Belfast, opens at the Irish Arts Center on June 3. When Frederick Douglass left Belfast in 1845, he said he would remember the city as a home, a remark that now anchors Kwame Daniels’s immersive new work "North Star".

A Kildare charity is working towards a trip to the United Kingdom following the theft of a rescued horse from their premises.

Throughout "Ulysses," food symbolizes sex, and its rituals are interwoven with culture, customs and values.

Long overshadowed by more widely known tourist destinations, Miltown Malbay is now stepping into the spotlight with an innovative new campaign aimed at attracting visitors from near and far.

Up until the middle of the last century, keeners could often be heard at an Irish wake, wailing over a dead body. Keening, a word that comes from the Irish for crying would see women crying dramatically over the deceased at funerals but why did this funeral tradition at Irish funerals die out?