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The History Behind the Book of Kells and Its Connection to County Meath
The Book of Kells is one of Ireland’s most treasured national artifacts—a stunning illuminated manuscript created by Celtic monks over 1,200 years ago. Today, it attracts visitors from around the world, most famously displayed at Trinity College Dublin. But few people know about its deep roots in County Meath, a region rich in Irish heritage…
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Driving in Ireland: Adventures on the Backroads
If you’re planning a road trip through Ireland — or joining one of our private tours — you’re in for more than just breathtaking views. Driving in Ireland, especially on its rural country roads, is an experience all of its own. And right now, with sowing season kicking off around St. Patrick’s Day, you’re bound…
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Traditional Irish Craft☘️
Ireland has a rich tradition of craftsmanship, from handwoven textiles and intricate Celtic jewelry to masterful pottery and woodworking. Across the country, skilled artisans continue these age-old traditions, creating unique, high-quality pieces that reflect Ireland’s heritage. On our private tour, our expert guides can take you to local workshops, craft villages, and artisan studios, where…
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Imbolc: The Celtic Festival of Renewal and the Celebration of Saint Brigid
As February 1st approaches, Ireland quietly awakens from winter’s embrace, marking the ancient Celtic festival of Imbolc — a time of renewal, hope, and transition. Deeply rooted in Irish heritage, Imbolc signals the first stirrings of spring, a season of rebirth and light. This sacred festival is also dedicated to Saint Brigid, Ireland’s beloved patroness, a figure…
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St Valentine in Dublin
Did you know that celebrating February 14 is a tradition dating back to the year 496 AD? So who was Saint Valentine, how is he connected with Ireland and Dublin and where do the traditions we have on this day come from? Saint Valentine was a Christian priest during the rule of Emperor Claudius II…