In the last 1300 years Spike Island has been home to rioters and redcoats, captains and convicts, monks and monasteries and sinners and saints. Its beautiful 104 acres have housed an Island Monastery, Fortress, Prison and Homes and today the island can be reached by a short and scenic ferry from the
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Dungarvan is a beautiful market town arranged around its own bay in County Waterford and is full of many attractions!
There are plenty of pubs & restaurants and it is the gateway to the fabulous Waterford Greenway! Get on yer bike!
The English Market in Cork City stretches from Princes Street to the Grand Parade and is best known for its fresh fish, craft butchers, fresh fruit & vegetables and organic produce. It is a source of local specialities such as drisheen, crubeens & artisan cheeses...it is possibly the best covered market
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Growing up in Ireland, we all enjoyed a day in town for a bit of shopping and tea and an iced cake in the local cafe!
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Who doesn't love a day out in the beautiful Irish countryside? All that lovely fresh air gives your sandwiches an extra deliciousness!
Enjoy working on the farm and caring for the animals! It's great being close to nature in our wonderful countryside!
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Remember jumping onto the moving back of the bus? Queuing for the telephone box? The hum of the electric milk float at 6am?
Ah yes, those were the days!
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Kinsale in West Cork is one of the most colourful, picturesque, popular and fashionable resorts of the south-west coast of Ireland. Famous for its harbour, the favourable mild climate and its safe harbour make Kinsale the ideal sport for yachting and watersports. Kinsale
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County Clare in the west of Ireland features terrain ranging from rolling countryside to craggy Atlantic coastline. Atop the 213m-high Cliffs of Moher, O’Brien’s Tower offers sweeping ocean views. The Burren, a uniquely rocky wilderness area, shelters Stone Age monuments and breathtaking vistas
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Fun, relaxation, good humour & Irish friendliness await all visitors to Ennis. Sitting on the River Fergus, Ennis is the gateway to The Cliffs of Moher and the Burren. Enjoy some shopping or a pint before heading off to explore the many castles
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We are all very proud of this vibrant little town and the incredibly beautiful surrounding countryside which makes Killarney a very special place indeed. Overflowing with history, heritage, activities, wildlife and world class hospitality; Killarney is populated with enthusiastic and welcoming people, and
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It is all happening in this vibrant Limerick print! Locals & tourists alike enjoy a pint or a cup of tea, walk or cycle the city streets or go rowing on the Shannon. Visit the castle, cathedrals & museums! Pick up some fresh
