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Frank Hedermann of Belvelly Smokehouse in Cobh talks about how he creates his smoked salmon and the importance of fresh Irish ingredients. The Irish foodie scene is ever expanding and the artisan producers are a major part of that.

Animated information video emphasising the importance of tourism in Ireland to coincide with the launch of 'Tourism - An Industry Strategy to 2025 and beyond'

The story of St Patrick has fascinated the world for centuries. Almost 1,600 years after he first came to the island of Ireland, you can still witness his legacy today. Tourism Ireland’s latest colourful video celebrates the legacy of Ireland’s famous patron saint, as the whole island thrums with energy and excitement for St Patrick’s Day. So press play and find out why we yearn to follow in his footsteps. Happy St Patrick’s Day! FAST FACTS:  1. The first St Patrick’s Day parade was not held in Ireland, but in Boston in the United States in 1737. Ireland was a little further behind – our first parade was held in Waterford in 1903, while Dublin joined the club back in 1931. Today, the parade in Dublin is a huge, colourful, theatrical event that snakes through the historic city centre, with vivid displays and international bands. 2. St Patrick died in 461 in Saul, County Down and is buried in the grounds of Down Cathedral in Downpatrick where a memorial stone, made from local Mourne...

Feiern Sie mit uns den St. Patrick's Day. Am 17. März finden jedes Jahr Paraden und Feierlichkeiten auf der ganzen Welt statt. Hier ein paar Eindrücke von der Parade in Dublin. Mehr Infos zum St. Patrick's Day finden Sie hier: https://go.irlnd.co/2wbja

Fáilte Ireland promises it will continue to grow tourism through investment, support and promotion, training & development, research and insights, hosting international media, regional brands, promotions, marketing, Tourist Information Offices …..

Food and Drink Guide for Ireland Locally produced food, fresh fish from miles of coastlines and green pastures make Ireland a haven for food lovers. There is a lot of diversity too these days which adds to the mix! Ireland is also famous for drinking. It's not only Guinness that is drank with plenty of cocktail bars available too.

As traditional foods go, nothing says a taste of Ireland like a good old-fashioned Irish stew. Irish supermarket SuperValu asked talented chef, Kevin Dundon – of Dunbrody House, one of Ireland’s Blue Book luxurious properties in County Wexford – to rustle up an easy-to follow recipe for Irish beef stew. The result, a delicious taste of Ireland wherever you are in the world! And perhaps the perfect dish to celebrate St Patrick’s Day! FAST FACTS: – Although we love tucking into an Irish stew now, its heritage comes from necessity and harsher times in Ireland. According to The Culture Trip, stewing came to prominence in Ireland during the early 19th century, during a period of economic turmoil that led to mass poverty. With only a hanging pot, an open fire and a few fairly easily attainable ingredients, even poor families were able to survive on Irish stew. – With ingredients from SuperValu, Kevin’s delicious stew is made with beef, while others are made with lamb, perhaps with some...

Willkommen bei Tracey in Nordirland. Hier können Sie lernen wie man das traditioelle irische Brot backt und natürlich anschließend auch bei netter Gesellschaft probieren. Mehr Infos auf: https://go.irlnd.co/cefqn

Most Irish people are familiar with Skellig Michael. The towering rocky island lies off the coast of Kerry, and up until the 13th century was home to a small group of monks who lived in beehive huts. You'd be hard pushed to find a more isolated and unforgiving environment to live in. In a few short years, the story of these monks was opened up to a far wider audience after it served as Luke Skywalker's hermitage in the latest installments of Star Wars. Tourism in Kerry got a boost, as more people flocked to the county. However, Skellig Michael is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visitors are strictly limited by number and to certain times of the year. This means only a few people can actually get to Skellig Michael, and even then weather conditions might force the trip to be cancelled. The site is also difficult to walk around, as well as may posing problems for anyone with a fear of heights. While tourism has always been Kerry's strong suit, the ...

On ne le présente plus : l'Irish Coffee est une star ! Oui, mais comment en préparer un vrai, comme en Irlande ? Voici la recette de l'authentique Irish Coffee, comme il vous sera servi sur place.

C’est le sens de l’humour, l’accueil chaleureux et la sagesse des gens qui font d’un voyage en Irlande une expérience unique.

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Für unseren Nationalfeiertag am Wochenende ein paar leckere irische Rezepte, damit Sie schon in die Atmosphäre kommen können!

Learn how to make Irish soda bread and other recipes this St Patrick’s Day! This traditional Irish food is great for serving with soups, sandwiches or stews, is quick to bake and has been made in Ireland for centuries.

Am 17. März feiert die ganze Welt den St. Patricks Day. #StPatricksDay #GrünfürIrland

The story of St Patrick has fascinated the world for centuries. Even almost 1,6000 years after he first came to the island of Ireland, you can still witness his legacy today. Tourism Ireland’s latest colourful video celebrates the legacy of Ireland’s famous patron saint, as the whole island thrums with energy and excitement for St Patrick’s Day. So press play and find out why we yearn to follow in his footsteps. Happy St Patrick’s Day! FAST FACTS: 1. The first St Patrick’s Day parade was not held in Ireland, but in Boston in the United States in 1737. Ireland was a little further behind – our first parade was held in Waterford in 1903, while Dublin joined the club back in 1931. Today, the parade in Dublin is a huge, colourful, theatrical event that snakes through the historic city centre, with vivid displays and international bands. 2. St Patrick died in 461 in Saul, County Down and is buried in the grounds of Down Cathedral in Downpatrick where a memorial stone, made from local M...

Obwohl Irland eine kleine Insel ist, gibt es hier viel zu sehen und erleben. Egal ob Sie gerne Wandern, Radfahren, Reiten oder lieber auf einem Hausboot oder in einem Country House entspannen - in Irland ist für jeden etwas dabei. Mehr Informationen finden Sie auf: https://go.irlnd.co/nkmqm

Besuchen Sie Huntington Castle in Irlands historischem Osten und lernen Sie mehr über die 5000 Jahre alten Geschichten. Mehr Informationen auf https://go.irlnd.co/bupp9

Am 17. März feiern die Iren den St. Patrick's Day. In Dublin aber auch in vielen weiteren Orten findet jedes Jahr eine Parade statt und es wird mittlerweile weltweit gefeiert. Übrigens auch in Deutschland: https://go.irlnd.co/6xdb9