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Irish Christmas Songs have a way of wrapping the season in memory and melody. You might hear them echoing through a candlelit cathedral, playing on …

I’ve spent 35 Christmases in Ireland. For my family, and many others, the saying of Irish Christmas Blessings takes place throughout the ‘big day’. They …

From spiced beef in Cork to Wren Day parades in Kerry, Irish Christmas traditions vary hugely. December 24th brings packed midnight masses across the country, …

In Ireland, Christmas doesn’t really end until January 6th, when a centuries-old tradition known as Nollaig na mBan, or Women’s Little Christmas, takes place. The …

Mistletown Dublin is the Christmas market that never was (and with the venue under construction until 2027, it won’t be anytime soon). For the last …

Visiting Dublin in February isn’t for everyone. The weather is generally cold and wet, with an average temperature of just 5.3°C/41.5°F and around 48.8 mm …

Visiting Dublin in January isn’t for everyone. The days are short, the weather is wet and wintery, and the average temperature sits at just 5.3°C/41.5°F. …

Dublin in July is usually the city at its warmest, with average temperatures of 15.4°C/59.7°F. Long daylight hours and a lively summer buzz make it …

Dublin in October is cool and changeable, with an average temperature of 10.3°C/50.5°F and around 79 mm of rainfall. Autumn colours are in full swing, …

Dublin in September is mild and often settled, with average temperatures of 13.1°C/55.6°F. The city still feels lively after summer, but the crowd levels are …