Cork, the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland, is situated slightly inland from the southern coast of the Emerald Isle. The city centre is compact and located on an island in the River Lee. The best way to experience Cork is still to walk the streets of the city. Follow us! A 15th …
Ireland is becoming the destination of choice for many international students, whether they are motivated by the study of a new language, such as English, or in the wide range of academic subjects available from quality universities that are highly rated in international rankings. While Ireland has renowned universities in the island’s major cities, today …
Without doubt, the most difficult thing about moving to Ireland, and especially to its capital, is finding accommodation. In recent years prices have risen considerably making Dublin one of the most expensive cities in Europe in terms of accommodation. But with patience, perseverance and our expert advice, you will undoubtedly find what you are looking …
“Black clouds coming from the north, colouring the land, the lakes, the rivers, that’s the setting of Connemara” sang Michel Sardou in 1981 in his famous song Les Lacs du Connemara. Located in the west of Ireland, the Connemara region has a special, almost mystical atmosphere. The colours intermingle and the curves of the valleys …
The Neolithic Corridor Tombs in County Sligo, the Valentia Transatlantic Cable in County Kerry and the Royal Sites of Ireland have been included in the new Tentative List for Ireland, a necessary step towards UNESCO World Heritage status. The Tentative List is an inventory of the most important natural and cultural sites within a country’s …