Galway is one of those places that instantly feels alive. From the moment I arrived, I was drawn in by the energy—street musicians playing everything from traditional Irish to indie rock, the hum of conversation spilling out of pubs, and the salty breeze coming off the Atlantic. It’s a city that doesn’t need to try …

Dublin might have a reputation for pricey pints and expensive stays, but here’s the truth: it’s totally doable on a budget (trust me, I went as a broke college kid). From €2 bus rides to free walking tours and €5 gourmet food markets, the Irish capital has plenty to offer for travelers looking to stretch …

Dreaming of a sip of that frothy, pitch-black Guinness in a dimly-lit alley lined with pubs, to the sound of Gaelic buskers? Or maybe exploring fairytale castles nestled deep in a verdant hinterland, where few have trodden before? You know, the stuff of legendary kings and chivalric tales. Ireland is calling, and it’s high time …

Just this week, the European Commission confirmed that Americans will need to apply for a new travel permit to travel to 29 European countries starting in 2026 (you can see the full list here). Called the ETIAS, this new document is what we call an online travel authorization, and it essentially functions as an e-visa: …

Americans love traveling to Ireland. In fact, statistics show U.S. tourists spend more and stay longer than any other demographic. So, it’s not surprising there are more nonstop flights being offered. Dublin has long been the main starting point to some epic Irish adventures across one of the prettiest countries in Europe. As great as …

Dublin is typically your gateway into Ireland. Despite the classic pubs, cobbled streets, and friendly locals, going beyond the city is where the country really shines. Besides Dublin, travelers can fly directly to multiple airports in Ireland, such as Shannon and Cork. By doing so, the country’s delightful villages are often overlooked in the midst …

Did you know Dublin is not only one of Ireland’s most expensive cities, but also one of Europe’s? That’s right. Traveling through this historic city can cost more than a leprechaun’s horde of gold, but that’s one of multiple reasons why travelers have discovered another vibrant city along the coast with timeless pubs, astounding castles, …

While other European countries are introducing measures to reduce overseas tourists, Ireland is still welcoming travelers with open arms. As a result, American tourists flock to the country in droves!   Admittedly not a country famed for its high temperatures, Ireland is an amazing all-season travel destination and a great escape from Southern Europe’s relentless …

If summers in Europe are for beach-hopping and eating soft gelato by the Mediterranean, winters are for romantic strolls down cobbled streets that look frozen in time––if not literally, considering the low temperatures––and that bewitching Old World charm. Lucky for Americans, 4 of the continent’s most beautiful medieval cities are only one nonstop flight away: …

Ask any American––at least your average East Coast person––which European country they feel closest related to and more at home, and there is a big chance most of them will say Ireland: America’s love for Ireland runs deep, and based on the fact that over 30 million U.S. citizens can trace their origins back to …

The turn of the calendar year tends to give us all permission to dream big with lofty goals. Local gyms worldwide fill up through January, and by February, many of our newfound goals dissipate with every step on the StairMaster. Some of us, however, stick to the script. That’s the case for one Irish city that …

Who wants to grab a pint? Well, you don’t have to be a copycat and go to Dublin to do so. Ireland is known for real beer (sorry, Budweiser!), traditional pubs, and a killer accent. Okay, they’re known for a lot more than bars and funny lingo, but making time for a pint of Guinness …