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  • Slane Concert

Luke Combs Comes to Slane: Three Days, Nineteen Conversations and the Heart of a Village

Ellie and Asena smiling in the centre of Slane village as crowds gather for the Luke Combs concert weekend in County Meath.
By John Fout | Irish Tourist Radio There are few places in…
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • July 22, 2026
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  • Blog

10 Irish Filming Locations So Famous You’ll Swear You’ve Been There

Dark Hedges in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, featured in Game of Thrones as the King's Road, with the Irish Tourist Radio logo and the title "10 Irish Filming Locations So Famous You'll Swear You've Been There."
From Star Wars to Game of Thrones, Ireland’s landscapes have fooled millions. These 10 filming locations prove it’s Hollywood’s best-kept secret.
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • July 14, 2026
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  • Destination

7 Small Towns in Ireland That Might Be Cuter Than Dublin

Colourful traditional shopfront and outdoor seating in Clonakilty Town, County Cork, with hanging flower baskets, bright red trim, and a welcoming West Cork streetscape on a sunny day.
Dublin’s overrated. Kinsale, Dingle, and Kenmare prove Ireland’s small towns win every time. See why.
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • May 28, 2026
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  • Destination

Ireland’s Can’T-Miss Places: Wild Landscapes, Then Craic You’ll Talk About for Years

A wide shot of the historic Rock of Cashel medieval complex sitting atop a grassy hill against a clear blue sky in County Tipperary, Ireland.
Ireland’s wildest cliffs, 5,200-year-old tombs, and craic so good you’ll struggle to explain it back home. Your itinerary starts here.
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • May 18, 2026
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  • Destination

Experts Say These Are Ireland’s 7 Wonders to See in 2026, Do You Agree?

High-angle panoramic view from a wooden staircase on Cuilcagh Mountain, looking down at a long boardwalk winding through a green valley toward a distant lake under a clear blue sky.
Ireland’s seven wonders for 2026 include a forgotten coastline and tombs older than Stonehenge. Are you sleeping on these?
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • April 21, 2026
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  • Destination

Weekend Breaks in Ireland: The Counties Everyone Flocks To (And Why)

Three people sitting at a wooden picnic table enjoying tea outside Teach nan Phaidi, a traditional white-washed thatched cottage cafe on Inishmore, Aran Islands.
Ireland packs medieval castles, jaw-dropping coastlines, and 5,200 years of history into a state the size of Indiana. Your weekend plans just changed.
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • March 24, 2026
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  • Events

Ireland’s 33 Best Food and Drink Festivals This Year, Are You Missing the Real Standouts?

A man and woman sit outdoors on a sunny day, enjoying street food from white takeaway containers. The man wears a red quarter-zip sweater and the woman wears a light blue shirt with a black backpack. They are surrounded by vibrant green plants and large decorative red flower sculptures.
From oyster championships to farm-to-table feasts, Ireland’s food festivals go far deeper than you’d expect. Are you missing the best ones?
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • March 23, 2026
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  • Rosslare

Will the Rosslare Greenway Stop Tourists Leaving Wexford for Kerry?

A modern green and white Irish Rail train traveling along a track between a dense, steep forest and a shallow, rocky river in County Wexford, Ireland. A walking path runs parallel to the river on the right under a bright blue sky with white clouds.
Wexford loses millions yearly to Kerry tourism. A new greenway promises to change that—but at what ecological cost?
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • March 18, 2026
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  • Events

Ireland’s Quiet Village Hosts Global Stars for 32nd Micho Russell Music Festival Weekend

Promotional banner for the 32nd Micho Russell Music Festival Weekend featuring traditional Irish musicians, a tin whistle player, and a coastal village at sunset.
While tiny Doolin village hosts Grammy winners at the Micho Russell Festival, its authenticity outshines Ireland’s massive festivals. Music still lives where the legend’s grave faces the sea.
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • February 16, 2026
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  • Destination

Why Ireland’s Friendliest Town Isn’t Where You’d Expect

Alt Text: Colourful thatched cottages and traditional buildings lining a curved road in Doolin Town, County Clare, under a bright blue sky.
Think tiny Doolin, not Dublin, is Ireland’s friendliest place? This Clare village beat tourist hotspots with genuine warmth that visitors crave. The smallest towns often offer the biggest hearts.
  • Irish Tourist Radio Team
  • February 12, 2026
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Young traditional musicians playing flute, fiddle and guitar in Belfast, featured in an Irish Tourist Radio graphic for Fleadh Belfast 2026.
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Over 800,000 Tourists? Organisers Say Belfast’s 2026 Fleadh Could Be City’s Biggest Ever

Belfast's 2026 Fleadh could shatter every record—800,000 visitors, £60M impact, and a…
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