Ireland

Taking a trip to Ireland sometime soon? If you’re planning on hitting the pubs, don’t leave it up to luck whether or not your etiquette will be satisfactory – check out this list of dos and don’ts so you can fit in with the locals. The Dos… DO buy a round. It’s an unwritten rule that if someone offers you a drink and you accept, you owe them a drink in return before the night is over. The only problem

Christmas may be over, but the memories – and leftover confectionery – linger. Instead letting those sugary goodies lure you into your pantry time and time again, do yourself a favour: put down the decadent treats and stop delaying your annual detox! Of course, you could do what you always do: eat more salad than a rabbit, hit the gym more often than a body builder, and grin and bear those post-Christmas blues. Or you can opt for the fun alternative: going on a holiday and exploring another country’s attractions and its healthy cuisine. Not only will sightseeing distract you

Introduction With a culture woven from legend, rich Celtic mythology and fiercely-held tradition, the enchanting spirit of Ireland can work its way into even the hardest of hearts. The Emerald Isle so romantically described in 18th century poetry lives up to its name, with a landscape so diverse it’s hard to believe so much beauty can exist in one small island. But alongside the breath-taking terrain and storied relics of an intrinsically important civilisation, perhaps the most enduring symbol of the country is her people. In a nation where everyone’s a storyteller and every stranger is a friend waiting to