Rock of Cashel
Rock of Cashel, St Patrick’s Rock, Cashel of Kings. Whatever you call it, it should be on your Ireland travel list. History Folklore suggests that St Patrick made his mark here when he banished the…
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Staying at an Old Mill
In my constant quest for finding unique and beautiful places to stay, I booked a very unique AirBnB in Ireland. Staying at this Old Mill near Waterford was a perfect halfway point between Cobh, Cashel,…
View PostCobh: Last Port of Call
While many people remember Cobh (pronounced Cove) as the RMS Titanic’s last port of call, this beautiful Irish seaside town has much more to offer. Instagrammable spots, historical sites, water activities, and foodie approved dining…
View PostBlarney Castle: Myths, Mysteries & Magic
Blarney Castle: there’s a lot more to it than just the Blarney Stone. If you haven’t heard about the stone (unlike the millions of people who have made the pilgrimage here over the years), it…
View PostKillarney National Park
Limited on time, our visit to the Ring of Kerry was short. After an executive decision by me, my companions and I spent all our time within Killarney National Park. The park is located on…
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