Travel

Asterix and his chubby, super-strong companion Obelix have never truly penetrated Irish culture, but in France, the little and large, wittily violent gauls and their ongoing battle against the pesky…

Rachel Cunningham A new study has revealed that Dublin is among the best European cities for studying abroad. The Irish capital came in 19th place, ahead of Aachen in Germany and Paris,…

 Two thirds of Irish holidaymakers have yet to book their annual holiday according to Click&Go’s most recent Travel Sentiment Survey. The survey examined answers from 2,654 respondents. Eighty-eight per cent…

In the middle of a forest clearing, a cork-screw like structure rises above the trees: wooden walkways gently sloping towards dizzying heights, with a swirling, steep metal slide positioned around…

At first glance, the photos of Belfast’s docklands in the 1910s look like little more than giant swathes of structural metal over a concrete base. Keep looking, though, and you…

Alex Greaney  USIT, one of the leading providers of the Australia Working Holiday Programme, has just announced a €100 discount on all Australian Working visas to celebrate the launch of…

A new study has ranked Dublin as the tenth friendliest holiday destination in Europe, writes Rachel Cunningham. The research, conducted by Bounce, ranked popular cities across Europe on factors such…

We decided for day three to cover West Wicklow, and we started off at Russborough House. On arrival, the house looks quite stately, as it is, the outside is plain…

Day two began in Kilcoole. We got our first stamp in Nicky’s Village Market and persuaded Abi, who worked there, to have a quick photo with us. We drove onto…

Avondale was one of our favourite and most visited places during my childhood and we had heard great things about the new walk When I was a child, my mother…