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  • 2 weeks ago | irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Conor Wickham

    If you’re visiting Wexford, not only will you have a chance to enjoy golden beaches and delicious strawberries in Ireland’s sunniest county, but you will also have ample opportunity to immerse yourself in Irish history. Whether it’s ancient lighthouses and medieval abbeys or Viking settlements and beautiful aristocratic castles and gardens that you’re interested in, Wexford has it all and more.

  • Apr 22, 2024 | irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Conor Wickham

    The news that a famous Victorian inner city landmark in Dublin is due to be redeveloped has been widely well-received by the public. In their statement, Dublin City Council has confirmed that the cost will be upwards of €25 million. It has been five years since the Victorian market closed. After many calls for a new permanent market space to be established, the fruit, vegetable, and flower market in the location of Dublin 7’s Mary’s Lane is set to finally open again.

  • Apr 4, 2024 | irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Conor Wickham

    The popular website Beach Atlas recently compiled their official list of what they believe to be the very best 100 beaches in the world. They ranked the beaches on a variety of factors and invited a handpicked group of travel experts and influencers from around the world to aid with creating the list by casting their respective votes on the best beaches in the world. Such lists often focus solely on aesthetic factors, such as beauty and visual allure.

  • Mar 27, 2024 | meanwhileinireland.com | Conor Wickham

    In what will come as bitterly disappointing news to both fans of the black stuff and publicans, the price of a pint of Guinness and a pint of Guinness 0.0 is set to rise once again. According to the owner of Guinness, Diageo, price increases will also be applied to some of their other popular brands, such as Harp, Hop House 13, Carlsberg, Rockshore, and Smithwicks.

  • Mar 20, 2024 | irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Conor Wickham

    The famous newspaper The Sunday Times recently published its annual report, which focused on what it believed to be the best places to live in Northern Ireland in 2024. Its guide focused on what they described as a celebration of cities, towns, and villages that make for the perfect place to live this year. Three Northern Irish locations had cause for celebration as the list praised their “community spirit” and “interesting cultural scene”.

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