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Ireland has so much to offer to travel-hungry adventurers, and the best way to experience it all is through a road trip. From sleeping on secluded beaches to climbing hidden ring forts and learning to surf, this ultimate guide to a road trip in Ireland has you covered. If you only have two weeks in […]

From skydiving to the Southern Lights and the country's epic Great Walks - here's my ultimate New Zealand travel bucket list!

The new "sister park" arrangement between Killarney National Park in Ireland and Glacier National Park in the US has officially begun this week. The Irish and American national parks now embark on a five-year cooperative relationship.

The Fairy Circle on Achill Island | Co Mayo, Ireland | followmeaway

This is a premium quality of my original mixed media picture The Pipes of Peace aka The Valentines. This colourful piece influenced by Slavic folklore fairy characters. It remind me a fairy tales that I used to read when I was a child. Stories about Baba Yaga and Leshy have been used in teaching children the importance of reverence for the delicacy of nature and the spirit world. This vibrant art piece will cheer your day and will remind you some of your favourite fairy tales. Will be good…

Whilst in Ireland, one of the discoveries I wanted to make was that of a fairy tree. Quite by chance I found one. Glad I brought with me an offering

Papa Gee offers tarot readings by phone and has over 30 years experience in the magical arts - witchcraft, conjure, hoodoo, and folk magic.

Ireland's home to an endless number of incredible places to visit.

On the summit of Greenan Mountain is the stone fort known as the Grianán of Aileach. From the site there are spectacular views over Lough Foyle Lough Swilly and the surrounding countryside. The stone fort is believed to have been constructed during the 8th or 9th century as the seat of the Cenél nEógain rulers of the ancient kingdom of Aileach.