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Cruise to the Heart of the Shannon
By Isabel Conway
Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands I recently enjoyed on a meandering Shannon cruise may have remained on that bucket list were it not for...
Painting the Town Red with Chanel NO 5
By Aileen C. O'Reilly
May 2020 marks the 99th anniversary of the launch of the most iconic perfume ever created. Chanel No. 5 was launched...
A Brave New World
In a normal year one of Ireland’s most scenic towns, Kinsale, Co Cork would start to welcome ever growing numbers of international and domestic...
Watch: ‘Appreciation’, a poem, on film
Watch TravelTimes.ie's recording of Tadhg Peavoy's poem Appreciation, about the Covid-19 crisis, filmed during the pandemic in locations in and around the historic Liberties...
Grounded with a Suitcase Full of Dreams
I miss being at the airport at 5 am, having ridiculously expensive cappuccino and flaky croissants after liberally dousing myself with 7 different perfumes...
War and peace on a stroll through Dublin 8
Kevin Gleeson finds tranquility on a stroll through historic Dublin 8.
By Kevin Gleeson
Oddly enough, the first time I started to realise what wonders might...
A visual ode to Sam Stephenson’s brutalist Central Bank building
By Tadhg Peavoy
Looming like a futuristic, fiscal monolith out of Dublin City Centre’s heart: Sam Stephenson’s Central Bank Building is nothing if not divisive.
From...
2km-radius, Covid-19 restrictions captured in photos
By Tadhg Peavoy
As a travel writer, my most trusted companions on my global sojourns, have been cameras.
Often, on escapades to both bustling and remote...
