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Apr 5, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh |South-east Asia
Getting an affordable pint in some of Dublin’s most famous pubs and bars is notoriously tricky. None other than the Temple Bar area comes in for criticism, with tourists hitting out back in August 2023 at the fact two pints of Guinness cost €17.90 (€8.95 each!). However, rest assured, there are some fantastic bars spread across the capital where you can enjoy a pint or two without emptying the bank account. Once you find them, you won’t look back.
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Mar 15, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh
Looking to price your next pint in the capital? We have detailed the cheapest and most expensive pints of Guinness to be found in Dublin.
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Mar 13, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh |South-east Asia
The Irish language is a rich and historical language thathas been native to the Irish tongue for thousands of years. Over this time, the language has developed many “Seanfhocal” (simply meaning “old word”), or proverbs, guiding you through life in Ireland an beyond with their infinite meanings and teachings. Here are 20 of the best Irish proverbs and their meanings, filled with humour, wisdom, and knowledge that you can take with you anywhere you go.
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Mar 13, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh
A traveller and a sports fan? Ireland is the place for you. Check out the most popular sports in Ireland, some Irish sports may surprise you.
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Mar 5, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh |South-east Asia
Choosing your next city break in Ireland almost invariably leads to you picking Dublin, the nation’s capital. And it is easy to see why: Dublin is a metropolis with teeming history, culture, bars, sports, and activities to take part in. Dublin is Dublin; it truly is a superb spot to see. But it isn’t the only great city to visit across the Emerald Isle. Galway rests on the west coast of Ireland and is loaded with cultural and community gems.
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Feb 29, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh |South-east Asia
17 March is a special day in the Irish calendar. St Patrick’s Day is Ireland’s favourite holiday, with all corners of the Emerald Isle commemorating the Irish patron saint. 2024 will be no different. Many celebrations will be had across Ireland’s cities and towns to mark the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. Green will envelope grey as people dance, drink, and tell tales together. Read on to discover the best St Patrick’s Day 2024 events in Ireland you need to know about.
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Feb 29, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh |South-east Asia
At the time of writing, Bruce Springsteen – the Boss – has played over 30 concerts in Ireland, from 1985 up to the present day. More shows are in the pipeline for 2024, and hopefully even more in years to come. Springsteen has hit all of Ireland’s top cities and venues, playing some of the most memorable live performances on Irish soil. Looking at our list of Bruce Springsteen in Ireland, were you lucky enough to make it to any of his concerts?
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Feb 28, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh |South-east Asia
Féile an Phobail has grown over the last number of years to become Ireland’s largest community arts festival. From political talks to concerts and much more, West Belfast and beyond is alight with Irish culture. The popular summer festival has now grown so much that it has added a Spring festival to bridge the gap between the yearly break, introducing the Féíle an Earraigh.
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Feb 28, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh |South-east Asia
The Irish Central Statistics Office has released the most popular baby names across the Emerald Isle for 2023, and there is one unique and stunning Irish girl’s name that is on the inexorable rise to the top. Síofra, which can also be spelt Siobhra and is pronounced as ‘shee-fra’, saw a huge jump in popularity to become one of the most prevalent names registered in Ireland. For the seventh year running, the name Jack has ranked as the most popular Irish baby name across Ireland for boys.
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Feb 27, 2024 | 
irelandbeforeyoudie.com | Dan O'Muirigh |South-east Asia
This is not an article bashing London or telling you not to visit the English capital. London is a phenomenal and expansive city, which will always leave you wanting to go back after you leave. However, if you are stuck on choosing your next city break, this article is for you. Here, we want to give you some solid reasons why picking Belfast over London might be the right choice. History, prices, activities, and the people all have their part to play.
