Celtic Wanderlust is your thoughtful travel guide along the best and least-travelled roads in Europe’s westernmost lands. Experience with me the rich history, unique culture and great outdoors that the Celtic regions have to offer.
Start your Celtic journey here and make these historical, mysterious and awe-inspiring lands your next adventure.
From its humble origin as a fishing village planted on hill with a church at its very top, Tramore has become a traditional summer destination for the Irish while still remaining off the radar of mass tourism.
Dublin public transportation explained. How to travel from the airport to Dublin city centre and how to get around the city by bus, tram and DART.
Explore Dublin on your own with this self-guided walking tour and discover 15 sights in one day.
The Claddagh ring is a symbol of love and Irishness. All you need to know about its origin, meaning, where to find it and most importantly how to wear it!
Witness the Irish whiskey revival in Dublin with these 4 fully-functioning whiskey distilleries open to visitors right in the middle of the city.
The 1916 Easter Rising was a defining moment in Irish History acting as a catalyst for the Irish independence. Enlightening exhibitions and fascinating tours all around Dublin shed light on those dramatic events.
Sometimes slammed as Dublin’s tourist trap, Temple Bar’s cobbled streets and colourful pubs attract thousands every day. Beyond the clichés, Temple Bar is still a place worth visiting for its quality restaurants, unique shops and cultural events.
“My Goodness, My Guinness” said the famous advert of a beer that put Dublin on the map. The Guinness family were successful entrepreneurs but what good did they do for the city? Let’s explore the Guinness legacy in Dublin.
How to start tracing your Irish family tree. A guide for beginner genealogists researching their Irish ancestry.
Chris,
July 13th 2020
10 min read
What you need to know before getting started with your family tree. I put together 7 tips to help your genealogy research go further.
Chris,
June 22nd 2020
9 min read
