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Boyne make perfect start to season with victory in Wicklow

Rugby - Leinster League 1A

Boyne mark first home game of the season with battling victory over a stubborn Tullamore

Rugby - Leinster League Division 1A

Wayfinding marker added to Boyne Valley Camino

A traditional Galician wayfinding marker has been added to the Boyne Valley Camino trail.

Ireland's ancient apple orchards are drawing travelers back to their Irish roots

In Ireland's Orchard County, generations of family growers keep a centuries-old apple heritage alive for visitors to taste and explore.

FIELDTRIP: Kylemore Abbey in Ireland

The Kylemore Abbey was built in the 1800s and hosts a 6-acre Victorian walled garden. The property consists of both vegetable and flower gardens, cared for by the Benedictine commu...

Ireland’s most-visited heritage sites in 2023, from castles to monuments to gardens

Ireland's heritage sites welcomed more than 15 million visitors in 2023 - were you one of them?

Escape to these luxury beachside thatched cottages in County Meath

Enter to win a €500 Cottages Ireland voucher for the perfect Irish getaway awaits those seeking authentic luxury and timeless coastal charm in the heart of the Boyne Valley.

Where History Meets Happily Ever After: Weddings at Trim Castle Hotel

Set in the heart of the Boyne Valley, Trim Castle Hotel offers a memorable setting for couples looking to celebrate their wedding surrounded by history, beautiful scenery and warm...

Ireland - The Glen of Aherlow, Co. Tipperary (2/301)

Postcard Ireland - The Glen of Aherlow, Co. Tipperary 

Relax with your loved ones this fall at the Heritage, the ultimate getaway in County Laois

Escape to The Heritage, set in the heart of the pretty village of Killenard in Co Laois, and make unforgettable memories with friends and family with their Bubbles & Bliss pack...

County Mayo's beaches, bogs and heritage trails make for an unforgettable trip

From wild Atlantic beaches to storied market towns, Mayo offers travelers a journey through the roots of the former president and the rugged beauty of Ireland's west coast.

Boyne Warriors Women clip Cavan Eagles wings but Men downed by Dundalk Ravens

Basketball

Ambitious ‘Boyne Skywalk’ plan would create pedestrian and cycle route 30 metres above Drogheda

Boyne Warriors strong finish too much for Dunshaughlin Rockets in NEBB League opener

Basketball - Boyne Warriors

County Mayo's beaches, bogs and heritage trails make for an unforgettable trip

From wild Atlantic beaches to storied market towns, County Mayo offers travelers a journey through the roots of the former president and the rugged beauty of Ireland's west coast.

Ireland's top archaeological finds

Bog bodies, bog butter, to even a zombie graveyard - Ireland has a wealth of archaeological treasures.

Medieval fort and Bronze Age flint unearthed during drainage project excavations in Co Dublin

All artefacts from the excavation will be sent to the National Museum of Ireland.

The 4,000 year old monument hidden beneath the Hill of Tara that nobody can see

Surveys carried out ahead of motorway works picked up a buried ring of post holes more than 300 feet across, pointing to a timber henge that once crowned Ireland’s most sacred hill...

The Fifth Province

Home to St Kilda's creamiest pints, live music and a proper Sunday roast lunch.

Ireland - Yeats Country (2/666)

Postcard Ireland - Yeats Country 

Local community urged to take part in upcoming archaeological excavation at historic Wexford site

Bačka Topola: an unusual venue for an Irish 'home' game

Bačka Topola, a one hour and 40-minute drive north of Belgrade, is an unlikely place to host a competitive international match, especially one as contested as tonight's Republic of...

New park around Wicklow’s historic abbey opens window to Viking and medieval past, says DCU professor

Patrick Wadden traces Wicklow town’s journey as it echoes around Abbey Park

Dublin Castle tops the list as 13.4 million visit Ireland's heritage sites

OPW figures for 2025 show record crowds at Irish castles, abbeys and ancient monuments, with standout gains in Sligo and the Midlands.