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A Magical Irish Retreat at Ashford Castle

OUR journey begins with a smooth 50-minute drive from Knock Airport, a small yet efficient gateway that makes reaching the west of Ireland effortless. We glide through misty country roads in a silent electric BMW i7, past sheep-dotted fields and storybook cottages. Ashford Castle rises like a fairytale above Lough

Glass visits Dublin and finds a culture galore

ONE day, a young woman by the name of Nora Barnacle (‘she’ll stick to him’ was a remark of her

Glass experiences a journey through Ireland’s living tapestry of art, story and seashore

THE steam curls upward from a ceramic cup of herbal tea, the scent of lemongrass and eucalyptus mingling with the

Glass experiences cultural and historical immersion in Belfast

I’VE always been fond of Ireland. I think my fondness might be tied to its rich history, the warmth of

Glass is enchanted by the unforgettable Adare Manor, Co. Limerick

I’VE ARRIVED at Adare Manor Hotel, a resplendent country estate, located a 30-minute drive from Shannon Airport in the west

Glass indulges in an artful escape at The Montenotte Hotel, Cork

IT’S A sensory experience stepping into The Montenotte Hotel. Even amidst the bleak weather of late winter, the hilltop stronghold

Glass experiences the gilded glory of Carton House, Ireland

STEPPING inside the gilded walls of Carton House, A Fairmont Managed Hotel, it feels like stepping back in time into

Glass visits Dublin during its 1916 Easter Rising celebrations

CENTENARY celebrations of Dublin’s 1916 Easter Rising were dignified affairs and triumphalist displays of narrow-minded nationalism were not to be

Glass finds some serenity at the Galgorm Resort & Spa

An Angster’s Paradise – Glass calms those racing thoughts and finds some serenity in Northern Ireland’s new spa experience at

Escape to Ireland

[slideshow_deploy id=’13631′] Dotted across Ireland are grand houses built by the recipients of land handouts when Oliver Cromwell dispossessed the


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