A Day in Dublin
One more for St. Patrick’s Day.
This cocktail uses Baileys and Guinness to bring a taste of the Emerald Isle to you wherever you spend St. Patrick’s Day.
Ireland
Dromoland Lodge Is Ireland’s Newest Haven
The new accommodation is next to Dromoland Castle and has views of the castle grounds.
Escape in the west of Ireland to luxuriate in the newest accommodation on the estate of 16th-century Dromoland Castle: Dromoland Lodge.
Belfast’s Traditional Music Trail
An immersive experience of music and culture.
Tour some of Belfast’s most historic pubs with a musician as your guide on this folk music trail through the Northern Irish Capital.
Bar Cart: Five Farms Irish Cream Liqueur
The Emerald Isle in a bottle.
Five Farms Irish Cream Liqueur is the world’s first farm-to-table Irish cream liqueur, with cream sourced from cows that feed in County Cork.
Glamping and Castle Stays in This Dreamy Stretch of Irish Countryside
Living lavishly.
In Slane Village, in Boyne Valley, about 35 minutes from Dublin, the lush valley with its crisscrossing canals and rolling hills are so scenic, the landscape has been used as the backdrop for shows like Game of Thrones . But now, the region is drawing tourists for a different reason: farm-to-table dining, glamping, and stays at the namesake castle.
Live Like a Lord or Lady in This Stunning Irish Castle
Dromoland Castle Hotel.
On the way to Dromoland Castle in County Clare on the west coast of the Emerald Isle, the rolling hills and ruins of watchtowers signal movement through time. There is a stillness and simplicity, but also a cleanness and beauty that is enough in itself.
The Poison Garden of Blarney Castle
Plants to cure or kill.
Despite its great beauty, the Irish castle is home to one of the most poisonous gardens in the world.
The Merrion Hotel, Dublin
Period piece.
The Merrion’s part-now, part-then pedigree offers enough intrigue to lure any guest back for another stay at this Georgian treasure.
A Creative Guide to Ireland
Discovering the eastern Emerald Isle through its artisans.
Oscar Wilde once wrote that “Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known.” His Irish homeland is proof.
