Ireland has woken up to a landscape changed by Storm Chandra. Though the strongest winds and rain have passed, the damage has already been done in the form of record-breaking river levels and widespread flooding across the country.    Reasons behind the severity  The Met Éireann warned that the heavy rain combined with already saturated grounds and high river levels could lead... read more>

  Welcoming the Light As we reach the start of February, the midpoint between winter and spring marks the arrival of Imbolc. It is a cozy time to acknowledge that the days are getting longer and the coldest part of the year is behind us. This celebration is all about that first "spark" of energy before the world fully blooms.   A Fresh Start Traditionally, this is a season fo... read more>

As 2026 settles in, Dublin transforms into a vibrant stage for artists participating in TradFest 2026. Running now from January 21st to January 25th, it is one of Ireland’s largest celebrations of traditional and folk music. Whether you are a lifelong fan of a session or a curious local looking for a bit of craic, the city is about to feel much more melodic.   Iconic Tunes in Historic Spa... read more>

With the holidays coming near, people are travelling all around the world for different reasons - friends, family, and different experiences. Here is a selection of culinary travel destinations known for their dishes for you to choose from.  Alsace: France's Michelin Star Haven Alsace, located in Eastern France, has the highest concentration of Michelin stars in the country. With a strong h... read more>

Don't Just Pay What You're Asked When you buy a car, you wouldn't just accept the first price the dealer offers - you haggle to get the best deal. The same logic should apply to your car insurance. By simply accepting the renewal price, you could be potentially leaving hundreds of euros on the table. The Cost of Complacency The difference between similar policies from two different insurer... read more>