Tracing the Footsteps of Saint Nicholas: Ireland’s Connection to Santa
LIKE MOST THINGS, IT COMES AS NO SURPRISE THAT SANTA HAS A STRONG CONNECTION WITH IRELAND. WHO WAS HE? Saint Nicholas was born in 260
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LIKE MOST THINGS, IT COMES AS NO SURPRISE THAT SANTA HAS A STRONG CONNECTION WITH IRELAND. WHO WAS HE? Saint Nicholas was born in 260
The village of Aughrim lies 5km west of the town of Ballinasloe in Co. Galway. Aughrim is the site of the infamous battle fought on
Fionn McCool, the legendary hero of Ireland, received word that a Scottish king was laying claim to his homeland. In response, Fionn began constructing a
Visiting the west of Ireland in autumn is an experience that’s both magical and peaceful, with the landscape transforming in ways that are breathtaking. Around
Kinsale is an absolute gem, a historic port and fishing town in County Cork. It dates back to the 12th century when it was first
I give many walking tours in Galway City, discussing the 14 tribes of Galway, the Claddagh Ring, Humanity Dick Martin, and much more. However, visitors
If you ever find yourself in Cobh, County Cork, you might notice a famous statue of Annie Moore. Annie holds the unique honor of being
Some fun facts about the pubs of Ireland ●During the Famine, there were over 800 morges houses which became licensed promises. ●The oldest pub in
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