Ten days isn’t enough time to visit Ireland. But neither is two weeks or two months. But it's a good place to start.

Over half a million spectators are expected on the streets of Dublin for the National St Patrick’s Day Parade on March 17.

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While the tradition of the St. Paddy’s parade actually began in North America when immigrants gathered to honor their ...

Ballina Toastmasters holds its next meeting this coming Thursday night, March 13. The club’s regular meetings are held in the ...

Members of the Langan, Winters and Beattie families, Ballina, with volunteers who organised the hugely-successful Helena ...

Kicking off at noon on March 17, the parade will weave its way around the city for about two hours, wrapping up around 2pm ...

The island of Ireland is a wonderful tapestry of picture postcard panoramas, graceful towns, pristine beaches, ancient ...

Despite declining Church attendance, millions of Irish people were drawn by the tours of St Thérèse’s bodily relics to ...

Hook Pickleball plays in Fethard Hall from 2 to 3.30pm on Tuesdays, and in Ramsgrange Community School gym from 7 to 8.30pm ...

Sinn Féin spokesperson for health David Cullinane spoke out in defense of healthcare workers who are contemplating industrial action.