Tayto chips, or crisps, are a beloved Northern Ireland snack that's made in a historic castle that visitors can tour. Here's ...

But remarkably some families lived inside Dublin Castle, where the children led, according to Duggan’s recollections of the hustle and bustle within, ‘an Arcadian existence, without lessons ...

Dublin Castle was built in the early thirteenth century ... ooze opulence. When you're inside, it's not hard to imagine the ...

Dublin Castle is located just a few blocks west of ... but if you'd like to take a peek inside, self-guided tours cost 8 euros (about $8.50) for adults and 4 euros (about $4.50) for kids ages ...

At the heart of Dublin’s pub scene sits The Temple Bar, known for its striking ambience on the outside and unrivaled charm and vitality on the inside ... at Grogan’s Castle Lounge.

Analysis: From the frolics of the St. Patrick's Ball to the Eucharistic Congress, Dublin Castle has hosted colourful and important events on March 17th Dublin Castle occupies a long and ...

One lucky subscriber and a guest will have the opportunity to discover the wonder of Dublin’s Clontarf Castle, a unique 12th century castle hotel nestled in picturesque Clontarf, moments from ...

Since 1956, the Tayto Group has produced potato chips (or "crisps," as the locals say) inside this castle, where the unmistakable ... However, if you ever visit Dublin, you'll inevitably encounter ...