What you don’t, but should know. Here is a list of the most surprising curiosities which will help you to understand Ireland’s capital more. 1. Dublin’s O’Connell Bridge that covers River Liffey is considered as the only bridge in the…
Do you know that Dublin Bay is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve? The weekend is coming and you should plan a little trip outside the chaotic life of the central city… Malahide Castle and Gardens Malahide Castle is one of the…
Getting a plane is the only way to come to Ireland. You have to know your rights before buying a ticket. In 2005 the European passenger rights law was introduced and provides for common rules across the European Union.…
… for St. Patrick’s day and hangover the day after. Porterhouse Brewing Co. Oyster Stout Porterhouse Brewing Company is the Ireland’s largest independent brewery. Once housed in a single Dublin pub, now operates in different cities like New York…
He was not as famous as the members of the band but his influence on what The Beatles did, is undeniable. He had produced more than 700 records of their music. Sir George Martin dies aged 90. « I have so…
Have you ever thought about why Irish people drink so much on St. Patrick’s day? Whose life do they celebrate? Here is the answer. Firstly, St. Patrick was born as Maewyn. Where? Obviously in Wales (“Oulala” – a surprised French…
Virginija Petrauskaite, a Spanish au pair, obtained almost €10,000 from the Workplace Relation Commission because her host family didn’t respect the employment law. “I want to say to all au pairs: you deserve to be respected, because you have…
Australian rock band AC/DC has to postpone the rest of their US tour after singer Brian Johnson was warned he is going deaf. That is how it ends, when you are the noisiest band on the planet which concerts could…
Former WTA Ratings leader Maria Sharapova has revealed she failed a drugs test at the Australian Open. It is as surprising as annoying. A few months ago it was discovered that Russian athletes were using forbidden substances and disregarded regulations.…
They started in 2004, three years before the global crisis. Even though the economic situation in many European countries was better back then, the organisation called Social Entrepreneurs Ireland (SEI) had a lot to do anyway. Now, in the times…