What was Ireland’s currency before the euro?
The euro (€) is the official currency of Ireland and 19 other European Union countries. The currency was introduced in 1999 to …
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Ireland’s Best Beaches
Although not so well known for its coastline, Ireland has lush beaches that are worth visiting. For those who are beach lovers, …
Shopping in Ireland: the 10 best Irish souvenirs
Are you going to give someone a gift? Do you want to buy a souvenir from Ireland for your friends or relatives? …
What do “L” or “N” car stickers mean in Ireland?
Even if you don’t drive, you may have noticed that some cars in Ireland have a sign with the letters L, N …
The best hamburgers in Dublin
It’s hard to find someone who doesn’t like hamburgers. The recipe – named after the city of Hamburg, Germany – became world …
10 must do experiences in Ireland
10 experiences you must have in Ireland Even if you spend only a few days in Ireland, or live for many years …
6 advantages of Cork, Ireland’s second city
Cork is the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland, with around 210 thousand inhabitants. Located in the south of the …
Leap Card – What it is and how to get it
Similar to the Brazilian Single Ticket, the Leap Card is a rechargeable card used to pay for public transport in Ireland. The …
Ireland visa – What do the different “Stamps” mean?
In Ireland, the stamp – which means “stamp” in English – goes far beyond literal translation. Each stamp corresponds to a type …
Ireland offers tax relief for those working at home
If the home office was already a trend, in 2020 it became the rule. Due to the pandemic, many workers started to …
Curious Christmas traditions from Ireland
Christmas is celebrated around the world, but each country has different ways of celebrating it. In general, Ireland celebrates the date in …
Know your rights as a consumer in Ireland
Whenever you make a purchase, either online or at a physical store, you have rights as a consumer. In Brazil, we have …
