IRISH FLAG
The green, white, and orange tricolor flag of Ireland is a symbol of the country’s tumultuous history, its aspirations for unity, and its cultural heritage. The flag was first used in 1848 by Irish independence activists who sought an end to British rule. They were inspired by the French tricolor, which symbolized liberty, equality, and […]
AQUAMARINE JEWELLERY
Aquamarine: The Mesmerizing Gemstone of the Sea In the world of gemstones, there are few that can capture the essence of the ocean quite like Aquamarine. This mesmerizing gemstone boasts a unique blend of blue and green hues that seem to shimmer like the waves themselves. It’s no surprise that Aquamarine has been cherished by […]
THE SYMBOLISM OF THE IRISH WOLF
The wolf (mac tíre in Irish means Son of the Land) has a rich and complex history in Ireland, with both positive and negative associations throughout the ages. In ancient Irish mythology, wolves were often associated with bravery and loyalty, and were considered to be protectors and guides. In fact, many of the great Irish […]
10 THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT SNEEM.
Sneem is known for its brightly colored houses, which were painted in the 1960s to help locals identify their homes in the foggy weather. The village is located on the Ring of Kerry, a scenic driving route that attracts visitors from all over the world. The famous Kerry Way walking route passes through Sneem, […]
KENMARE
Welcome to Kenmare, County Kerry – a picturesque town nestled in the heart of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. Known as the “jewel in the crown” of the Ring of Kerry, this charming town has been enchanting visitors for centuries with its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality. Located at the junction of […]
CROMWELL’S BRIDGE: AN ENIGMATIC LANDMARK IN KENMARE
Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Kenmare, a charming town in County Kerry, lies an enigmatic stone bridge that has captured the imagination of visitors for generations. Known as Cromwell’s Bridge, this landmark owes its name not to the notorious English military commander Oliver Cromwell, but to the Irish word for mustache, “croimeal”. The […]
KENMARE STONE CIRCLE
At the crest of a gentle hill in County Kerry, Ireland, a cluster of ancient stones looms over the verdant landscape. Known as the Kenmare Stone Circle, this prehistoric monument is one of the largest and most impressive of its kind in Ireland, attracting visitors from around the world who come to marvel at […]
SAINT PATRICKS DAY, KENMARE
In the midst of our snowy, wintery March, the world turns its gaze to a small island nation in the North Atlantic: Ireland. And as the country gears up to celebrate its patron saint on March 17th, it is worth taking a closer look at the man who gave rise to one of the […]
MOTHERS DAY IRELAND
As March 19th approaches, it’s time to celebrate the most important woman in our lives, our mothers. And for the Irish, Mother’s Day holds a special significance as it is a day steeped in tradition and cultural significance. In Ireland, Mother’s Day is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of Lent, which falls on the […]
KILLARNEY, IRELAND
Killarney: A Must-Visit Destination in Ireland Nestled in the heart of County Kerry, Killarney is a charming town surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage have been attracting tourists from all over the world for centuries. As you explore the town, be sure to take in the magnificent Killarney […]
