Speaking during the pre-inquest review hearing, Mr McCrisken said: "Lester McLennan was last seen on November 1, 2024, after he travelled to Northern Ireland with his family and made a trip to the ...

Circle a country or region by sea and you will experience its changing character in a way no other trip can rival ...

Folklore tells us that an Irish giant named Finn MacCool once lived in the area, and from across the sea he could see a Scottish ... fled back to Scotland, ripping up the causeway behind him ...

I am deeply honored to have collaborated with The Jet Set TV on a travel television special that beautifully captures Ireland’s extraordinary beauty and rich culture. This project allowed me to ...

Then there's Loch Ness, a very long and deep, natural water-feature in Scotland ... Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland, also attracts thousands of visitors each year as people want to go and ...

The 1970s is one of the most consequential decades in cinema. Relive the best moments from epic movies like Jaws, Star Wars, ...

The northern county of Northumberland borders Scotland to the north ... They’re said to be rarer than Giant Pandas and are ...

Set in the Orkney Islands off of Scotland’s north coast ... within reach of sandy beaches, Dunluce Castle, the Giant’s Causeway, and whiskey distilleries to explore. Ballycastle is rich in history, ...

was behind the causeway's existence, constructing it to reach his arch-rival, a giant named Benandonner, also known as the Red Man, who was believed to roam Scotland. The Giant's Causeway is a ...

Embark on a walking adventure around the UK with stops in fire-warmed pubs, family-run guesthouses and upscale hotels ...

JASMINE. THANK YOU. WE HAVE AN UPDATE ON THE CAUSEWAY BRIDGE AS LEADERS HOPE TO REOPEN ONE LANE FOR FIRST RESPONDERS TOMORROW AFTERNOON. THEY SAY SNOW DEPTH AVERAGED 24IN ALONG PARTS OF BOTH BRIDGES.

The UK is home to a wealth of breathtaking landscapes, from the towering chalky cliffs of Seven Sisters on the South Downs to natural phenomena like the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland.