Trim Castle
Nestled on the south bank of the River Boyne in County Meath, Trim Castle is the largest Norman castle in Ireland
Charles Fort
Nestled at the southern end of the village of Summer Cove, this star-shaped military fortress has stood the test of time since its completion in 1682.
Spike Island, Cobh
Explore hidden history of this fort out in Cork Harbour. Fort, Monastery, Prison and a gun park. It has attractions for most history lovers
Titanic Experience Cobh
Experience what it like in that one day where RMS Titanic stopped for passengers. This is the last port of call before it sank,
Ennis Friary
On our way back from Galway, we stopped by the quaint town of Ennis in County Clare, where I discovered the enchanting Ennis Friary
Athenry Castle
The castle was built in the 13th century by Meiler de Bermingham, one of the Norman lords who played a significant role in the Anglo-Norman conquest of Ireland
Kylemore Abbey
The Abbey’s impressive Victorian architecture stood as a beacon of elegance and history.
Cavan County Museum
Some say the west more part of WW1 trenches are in Cavan. Experience the trenches in Cavan County Museum
Cork, Cobh, Kinsale
We went to Cork, dropping by Cobh and Kinsale over the Christmas holidays.
Reflection 2023
I hardly post any end of the year reflections and new year goals. I will make an exception this time since it’s worth noting down