The Claddagh is a traditional Irish ring named after the fishing village of Claddagh that is located right beside the city of Galway in the

  Hello, today’s blog is about the Celtic Cross in Ireland. The earliest surviving Celtic crosses date from the 7th century and the finest examples

 Saint Patrick is probably one of the most famous Saints in the world but do you know his story? Patrick was born in Britain and

Hello , today I want to tell you about the Irish Harp. You would be forgiven for thinking that the Shamrock is our national emblem

  Hello and welcome to this weekend’s virtual walk. Our lockdown continues and the good news is that the restrictions are working and infection rates

  Hello, I thought I would share with you all an Irish Tradition that has stood the test of time. Giving a Lucky Penny is

Hello and welcome to to the first virtual walk of the new year .Unfortunately Ireland is back under strict lockdown again but I was lucky

Hello and welcome to my December newsletter. I will start with a joke that maybe you have not already heard : A man goes into

The Giants Causeway Hello and welcome to this weekend’s virtual walk. I took this trip in the summer before our 5km restrictions began, I’m going

The Rock of Cashel Today, I want to bring you to another of Ireland’s iconic sites – the Rock of Cashel. The town of Cashel