Articles related to "Ireland"
Northern Ireland Peace Deal
After a round table meeting at Stormont in Belfast, Democratic Unionist and Sinn Fein leaders have agreed to a peace deal. Self-rule will be a reality by 8 May.
• belfast
• northern ireland
• belfast accomodation
• ireland tours
• ireland tourism
Ireland's Dingle Peninsula, Tralee
Taste the true Irish culture, language and traditions. Head for the Dingle Peninsula - in a Gaeltacht - perfect for hiking, cycling, exploring and warm Irish hospitality
• the dingle peninsula
• an daingean peninsula
• southwest ireland
• dingle penninsula
• dingle
Eco Adventure: Ireland's Burren
As Ireland's west coast meadows fill with holiday cottages, tread carefully through the Burren's weirdly beautiful ecology and tragic past toward an eco-savvy future.
• eco vacations
• eco trips
• eco travel
• eco tours
• eco tourism
Research Irish Ancestors
Another collection of handy and very useful genealogy resources, this time for anyone with Irish heritage. It can be hard to access original vital records from overseas.
• irish genealogy
• irish ancestors
• ireland
• history
• genealogy
Irish Shopping
Learn where to shop for quality Irish crafts and gifts
• ireland
• irish
• irish shopping
• travel in ireland
• irish travel
Ashford Castle, Co. Mayo
Ashford Castle is undoubtedly the finest hotel in Ireland and one of its most awe-inspiring castles.
• ireland
• co. mayo
• ashford castle
• irish tourism
• travel in ireland
About Ireland
Ireland has a long and rich history that has shaped the country to the friendly and beautiful place it is today.
• sights
• towns
• historical monuments
• cultural events
• donegal
Brief Guide To Politics In Northern Ireland
Don't understand Northern Irish politics? It is a very complicated topic and one that really demands a lot of study before one can grasp it well, but here's a brief overview that will get you started if you don't know much about this troubled area yet. It gives a bit of vital historical background along with touching on most of the political parties active in the province.
• irish political parties
• ulster
• uk
• sinn fein
• ira
Cycling Holidays in Ireland
Rent a bike in Ireland for a guided or self-guided holiday of a lifetime. Choose the area you like and one of many tour or bike rental companies to suit your pocket.
• cycling holidays vacations in ireland
• connemara
• aran islands
• clare
• the burren
Dublin, Ireland - The Craic is On
Temple Bar, Guinness Brewery, St. Stephen's Green, Tattoos - Dublin, Ireland is a city of entertainment, where the old and the new live comfortably side by side.
• dublin ireland
• the craic is on
• temple bar
• craic addicts holiday vacation accommodation tours
• pubs tourism weekends
Galway - Ireland, City of Tribes
Galway has a vibrant Irish arts and culture scene and it is perfectly situated to explore the West Coast of Ireland, like the Aran Islands and Connermara.
• galway
• ireland
• city of tribes
• hotels vacations holidays county
• tours accommodation
Golfing Vacations in Ireland
Ireland is the perfect destination for golfing vacations, trips and packages - a paradise for the golfer - from beginner to professional at all price ranges,
• golfing vacations in ireland
• trips packages holidays
• luxury resorts
• k-club
• druids glen
Halloween Festivities in Ireland
Brazil has Carnival, America has Thanksgiving, England has Guys Fawkes and Ireland has... Halloween.
• origins of halloween
• halloween festivities in ireland
• halloween in ireland
• celtic practices
• halloween party
Hilton's Ireland Expansion
Hilton will be opening two new hotels in Ireland. The Limerick Hilton and the Hilton Dublin Kilmainham are due to open in early 2007.
• hilton hotel
• dublin
• limerick
• ireland
• kilmainham
Lismore Castle in Ireland
Lismore Castle has it all - a spectacular setting, stunning gardens and sculptures by some of the best sculptors in Europe.
• lismore castle
• magnolias
• camellias
• rhododendron tree
• castle ireland
New Rough Guide to Ireland
Rough Guides are amongst the best and most popular guidebooks. The new guide to Ireland has over 700 pages and is one of the best and most comprehensive books around
• rough guide to ireland
• recommended book
• best guidebook on irish food and drink
• music
• restaurants and hotels
Northern Ireland Revitalised
Over the past ten years much has been done to restore and improve the Northern Ireland tourist industry in an attempt to attract visitors back to the country.
• northern ireland
• belfast
• north antrim coast
• giant's causeway
• londonderry
The “Empress of Ireland”
The "Empress of Ireland" collides with a Norwegian Collier in the St. Lawrence River, with great loss of life.
• empress of ireland
• storstad
• collision at sea
• canadian shipwrecks
• shipwrecks
Apple Blossom Time in Armagh
Armagh's Apple Blossom Tours are part of annual celebrations of its most famous fruit. Apples have been grown in Britain since the Romans: St Patrick took them to Ireland
• apples
• armagh
• blossom
• festival
• tours
Britain's Food Festivals 2007
Whether it's England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland or Wales, people love their local food and drink (& music) and the British Isles has festivals all year round
• food festival
• beer festival
• england
• scotland
• wales
Grace O'Malley, Female Pirate
While female pirates were a rare thing, they certainly weren't uncommon. Grace O'Malley is one of the few women who gave pirating a new name.
• female pirate
• gracy o'malley
• irish pirates
• piracy
• granuaile
Irish Language and Culture Guide
Lonely Planet's new pocket guide to Irish language & culture is an essential read for anyone looking to learn more about life, language and history in the Emerald Isle
• irish language and culture
• guidebook
• ireland travel guide
• politics
• customs
Killruddery Gardens' Victoriana
Ireland's Killruddery Gardens retain original 17th- 18th- and 19th - century garden features. Renovations, begun about 1840 and shaped by popular tastes, persist.
• ireland
• irish gardens
• ireland's oldest garden
• 17th- and 18th-century landscape design features
• killruddery gardens
Novels by O'Connor, Taylor & Ahern
These three Irish novels from Joseph O'Connor, Patrick Taylor, and Cecelia Ahern provide a glimpse of contemporary Ireland for a variety of readers.
• ireland
• irish
• fiction
• novel
• northern ireland
Roy Keane to Sunderland's rescue?
In appointing his former Republic of Ireland team mate/enemy as manager, Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn takes a big risk
• football
• soccer
• roy keane
• niall quinn
• sunderland
Your Guide to Gourmet Pub Food
The 2007 edition of Michelin's Eating Out in Pubs guide lists over 550 of the best dining pubs in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland
• good food in english pubs
• british gastropubs
• gourmet pub food
• eating out in inns
• good dining
A Unified Left?
Recent events in Dublin have served to graphically illustrate the internal problems that are being suffered within the "left unity" camp in the Republic. In a country dominated by two right-of-center parties, Fianna Fail and Fine Gael, the mainstream left is struggling to become a more powerful player in the politics of the state. It was hoped by some that the merger last January between the Labour Party and Democratic Left would create the dynamic in which a unified "left", represented by the new Labour Party, would see rapid gains. So far, all it seems to have created is problems.
• irish
• politics
• ireland
• upton
• labour
Bibliography on Celtic Women
This is the main bibliography for my series of articles on Celtic women & the church.
• celtic women
• ireland
• history
• brigid
• patrick
BLOOMING ALPINES
Surveying the alpine garden and scree beds to see what is in bloom at the moment ">
• alpine garden
• irish gardens
• gardening in ireland
• blooms
British Isles Daffodils
The British are the leading hybridizers of daffodils in the world for the last 300 years. Take a look at some of today's best growers and breeders. The British Isles as used in this article includes Northern Ireland, Ireland, and the Britian itself.
• daffodils
• narcissus
• british daffodils
• irish daffodils
• northern ireland
County Mayo Must Visit Sites
Some sites that deal with County Mayo that contain useful research records and tools.
• ireland
• irish
• genealogy
Fianna Should Be Everyone's First Stop
A quick tour of the Website Fianna and everything that their site covers. This needs to be your first site to visit on your Irish Ancestry search.
• irish
• genealogy
• ireland
Is Koen An Irish Name?
Problems that genealogists and family researchers may find while researching Irish names.
• genealogy names ireland irish gaeilge gaelic
Northern Assembly Suspended
The political institutions set up in Northern Ireland as part of the peace process have been suspended by the British government. How did this happen? Does anyone have any ideas on how to get the political process working again?
• northern ireland assembly
• peter mandelson
• sinn fein
• ira
• good friday agreement
Reflections on Albedo
Albedo, the Electronic Issue of Albedo One, self-titled as Ireland's leading magazine of science fiction, fantasy and horror, is a monthly webzine that features reflective fiction and an overview of the print magazine.
• albedo
• webzine
• sf
• science fiction
• fantasy
Sitting Down at the Poker Game
Negotiating a peace deal has a lot in common with a high-stakes poker match. Knowing when to bluff and knowing your competitors is as important as the cards you hold.
• negotiation process
• middle east
• northern ireland
• taiwan
• china
St. Patrick--Fact Versus Fiction, Part 2
St. Patrick and the snakes, the truth about his driving them out of Ireland, along with other fact and legend about his ministry.
• st. patrick
• shamrocks
• snakes
• ireland
• pagan
T. Eaton Company Limited
T. Eaton Co. Ltd. or Simply Eaton's. Now that is going, let's take a look at where it came from.
• eatons
• timothy
• canada
• ireland
• eaton centre
THE FAMILY'S HEIRLOOM CHRISTENING GOWN
With such a wonderful and rich tradition for generations, it's so unfortunate that most of the <i> "Generation X" </i> has this <i> "could care less" </i> attitude when inheriting the family's christening gown. I mention this because with my experience on recent house calls, the gown and bonnet is not wanted by the family members, so up for sale it goes! Now, I do know for a fact that there are some people that do keep this tradition going.
• heirloom
• christening gown
• hollie point
• lace
• ayrshire
The Legend of St. Patrick and the Hill of Slane
The lasting influence of one man who brought Christianity to Ireland, has developed into one of the only holidays to be celebrated outside its own country of origin.
• st. patrick
• ireland
• irish legends
• hill of slane
• co. meath
The Plantagenet Kings:
A synopsis of the 35 year reign of the first Plantagenet king, Henry II.
• henry
• eleanor
• barons
• becket
• jury