The Irish Emigration Museum, Part 1: The Art Of Being Unique

If the Emigration Museum were pitched against the Titanic Experience in a creative battle of top-talents, the clash of their main weapons - the Passport and the Original Titanic Ticket - would result in a tie

A Man With Nineteen Names

It's safe to surmise that the doctor must have realized: satisfying as his role in the hospital was, working on a "famine ship" would allow him to achieve something no steady income and successful career could possibly provide.

A Time Machine

Whatever it is, the ultimate despair or joy, it's an experience not to forget for a very, very long time

A Renaissance Artist

What started as an attempt to learn more about the pub music culture, turned into a kind of a quest for the Holiest of all Grails, to wit: Talent and Beauty

In Search For Meaning

Pubs have been around for what seems like forever (the oldest pub in Dublin opened - or should I say “was founded”?! - in the 10th century AD!)

The Rain In Spain

It's the “Spain” part/Spanish flavour that makes Galway truly unique - so much so that many would consider the town “more Spanish than Irish”.

"Go West, Young Man"

The farther down the Wild Atlantic Way and the closer to the Sun's “overnight hotel”, the more dominant Queen Nature becomes.

Dances With Sheep

As it infrequently happens, it was that appetizer that turned into the meal of the day.

By George!

Most of what had been built during those 116 years, came to be known as “Georgian houses” that in turn formed “Georgian Quarters”. In a relatively small town, such a quarter might easily account for a significant part of the town centre