In six extraordinary days in April 1916, a small group of Irish rebels seized Dublin and declared a republic. Walk the streets where history was made — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
Glasnevin Cemetery holds over 1.5 million people — including Michael Collins, Daniel O’Connell and Brendan Behan. And the pub next door has been open since 1833. — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
Most visitors walk Dublin’s cobbled streets without knowing they’re treading on one of Europe’s greatest Viking settlements. Here’s where to find the proof — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
Dublin was a Viking city first — and the clues are hiding in plain sight Read More »
Discover The Liberties — Dublin’s most ancient neighbourhood, home to St Patrick’s Cathedral, the Guinness Storehouse, and centuries of Irish history. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
The Liberties: Dublin’s oldest neighbourhood where every street tells a story Read More »
Dublin Castle sits at the heart of the city and the heart of Irish history — Viking foundations, a Norman tower, and the morning in 1922 when Ireland finally took it back. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
Malahide Castle is one of Ireland’s finest medieval castles — and it’s just 30 minutes from Dublin by DART. Here’s why most visitors never know it exists — plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
Glasnevin Cemetery holds 1.5 million souls and almost every chapter of Irish history — Michael Collins, Daniel O’Connell, Brendan Behan, and thousands of Famine victims. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
The Dublin cemetery that holds 1.5 million souls — and Ireland’s greatest stories Read More »
Dublin’s Georgian squares hide stories behind every painted door — from Oscar Wilde’s childhood home to the world’s longest lost terrace. Plus get weekly Ireland stories free.
The painted doors of Dublin: what the Georgian squares have been hiding for 300 years Read More »
