The first Irish rosary beads were made using simple stones or animal horns. The peace and tranquility found in the recitation of prayer has brought

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

 Hello and welcome to this weekend’s virtual walk. Today we are in County Tipperary, round about halfway between Dublin and Cork . Let’s take a stop

May your pockets never be empty… Irish legend has it that you should always keep a penny coin with you for luck. In old Ireland,

The Tale of Cliodhna and Ciabhan In Ireland we have tales of faraway lands, magical creatures and strong warriors but also we have many tales

Hello from Ireland and welcome to February ! I hope that you are well and seeing the first signs of spring as the days begin

The Story of The Claddagh with Connemara Marble The Claddagh is a traditional Irish ring named after the fishing village of Claddagh which is located

Visit to Mussenden Temple in Ireland with Stephen Walsh. Hello and welcome to this weekend’s virtual walk.You will remember that I was in Northern Ireland

   The Story of the Saint Brigid’s Cross. Here in Ireland Saint Brigid is one of our much loved patron saints, in fact we on

Visit to the birthplace of William Ford in Ireland.  Hello and welcome to this weekend’s virtual walk. Today’s walk is more of a stop off than

Walt Disney and the Claddagh. Hello there I thought you may be interested in the following. Did you know that Walt Disney was proud or

Irish National Stud, Co Kildare. Today I want to bring you for a stroll in the heartland of County Kildare to visit the Irish National

St Patrick’s Cathedral with Stephen Walsh. Please come along with me to visit the iconic St. Patrick’s Cathedral that is located in the heart of

Maumean Co. Galway with Stephen Walsh. Hello and welcome to this weekend’s virtual walk. We are staying in Connemara this weekend. Let’s go for a

The History of Connemara Marble. The unique quality and rarity of Connemara Marble has been treasured for centuries. The earliest evidence for the use of