The Aran Sweater. . . and why it’s a favourite among celebrities
Derek
If you’re planning a trip to the Ireland and wondering where to begin, let us guide you through our top 25 things to do this August.
If you are Irish or have lived or traveled to Ireland, the first name that comes to your mind when you think of a heritage brand is Guinness. It is not a surprise but just a fact.
Guinness don’t just brew beers, they are also renowned for their creative marketing campaigns and advertisements.
Guinness is the most popular and loved beer in Ireland. Nobody can argue on that but have you ever wondered how Guinness got its name?
It’s that time of year again where we celebrate our little island, and raise a glass to St. Patrick. All around the world, festivities will kick off as descendants from the Emerald Isle (or just those who want to join in on the fun) honour the history and rich culture of Ireland. And for those heading to our shores to celebrate, the party is an even bigger affair.
A glance at the calendar might tell you that summer has arrived – but really, you don’t need a calendar to know that much. Peeking outside the window, listening out for tell-tale noises, or even sniffing the air is enough to confirm it; the sights, sounds and smells all point towards the changing of the seasons.
Irish jewellery has always been rich in symbolism. From the iconic Tara Brooch to the ornate Broighter Collar, there’s a unique style and common themes that give it a distinctively Celtic feel.
March 19th is Mother’s Day in Ireland this year; an occasion to celebrate your nearest and dearest and let them know just how much you care.
It’s this time of year that we love to celebrate all that is Irish. And what better way to celebrate than to look at what makes us tick.