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  • A Dingle, County Kerry Genealogy Helper Open site in a new window - Resources and strategies to search for your Kerry ancestors.
  • Achill247.com Open site in a new window - Features information on artists and writers that have lived and worked on Achill Island. Also includes a daily poem by local writer Anne Kelly.
  • Ahernes Seafood Restaurant & Luxury Hotel Open site in a new window - Offers rooms with a "Seafood View".
  • Airneán Open site in a new window - Traditional Irish touring group available for ceilí, performances, etc. Specialise in school's bookings and shows.
  • Anam Cara Writer's and Artist's Retreat Open site in a new window - Year-round Irish retreat for writers and artists. Overlooking Coulagh Bay and the mountains and farmlands of sub-tropical Beara Peninsula in West Cork.
  • Ancient Eire Open site in a new window - History of Ancient Ireland in words and images.
  • Ancient Ireland Open site in a new window - Monthly history magazine which looks at significant events from the time of the Ancient World of the Celts, up through the Middle Ages and into the Renaissance.
  • Andrews, Thomas Open site in a new window - Chief designer of RMS Titanic. This site contains information on the life and work of this tragic hero, who went down with his ship after assisting passengers to lifeboats.
  • Anna Livia International Opera Festival Open site in a new window - Annual festival.
  • Aran Islands Prose and Poetry Festival Open site in a new window - Features readings from celebrated international and Irish authors, lectures, workshops, and more. August 14-21, 1999.
  • Archeire - Irish Architecture Online Open site in a new window - Gateway to Irish architecture with discussion, news, competitions, events, and architectural history.
  • Archive Awareness Month 2003 Open site in a new window - Promotion across the U.K. and Ireland in which local and national archives will host special events celebrating the wealth of archival treasures.
  • Armstrong, Ken Open site in a new window - Writer of theatre and radio plays, films, stories, and more.
  • Art Guide - Britain and Ireland Open site in a new window - Comprehensive guide to art, museums, galleries and exhibitions in the U.K. and Ireland.
  • Art Ireland Exhibition Open site in a new window - Exhibition of Irish and international art. at Simmonscourt Pavilion in the RDS, Dublin.
  • Art Teachers Association of Ireland (ATAI) Open site in a new window - Links art teachers from all parts of the country, socially and professionally.
  • Art.ie Open site in a new window - Offers comprehensive listings for arts, cultural, and entertainment events throughout Ireland.
  • Artifact Open site in a new window - Searchable database of contemporary Irish artists and their work.
  • artirl Open site in a new window - Features the works of contemporary professional Irish artists. The collection includes modern art, abstract art, and sculptures in silver and bronze.
  • Artists Association of Ireland Open site in a new window - Resource for professional visual artists.
  • Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon Open site in a new window - Established to stimulate public interest in and promote the knowledge, appreciation, and practice of the arts.
  • Bagenalstown Festival 2002 Open site in a new window - Provides details on the events taking place including concerts, exhibits, rides, and an arts and crafts fair.
  • Balgair PhotoGallery Ireland Open site in a new window - Pictures from the green island.
  • Ballet Ireland Open site in a new window - Offers details of performances and background on the company.
  • Ballinacree Historical Society Open site in a new window - Features a photographic overview of the half-parish of Ballinacree.
  • Ballindoolin House and Gardens Open site in a new window - Features information about tours of the house built in 1822 by Humphrey Bor, as well as the surrounding garden, trails, and other attractions.
  • Ballinskelligs Inn Open site in a new window - Includes information on a range of local amenities. Also features restaurant facilities.
  • Bandon War Memorial Open site in a new window - Dedicated to the soldiers of Bandon and district who died during the World Wars.
  • Bantry House and Gardens Open site in a new window - Seat of Richard White, First Earl of Bantry, and his decendants. Includes the French Armada Exhibition Centre.
  • Barefield Ceili Band Open site in a new window - Consists of three bands: under 12, under 15, and under 18 years.
  • Barrett, Julie Open site in a new window - Painting in oils on paper. Subjects are figurative abstract, dealing with communication between ourselves and others.
  • Barrett, Oliver Open site in a new window - News, biography, and recording details for the Irish performer.
  • Belfast Group, The Open site in a new window - Overview of the influential poetry workshop led by Philip Hobsbaum, and later by Seamus Heaney. Site includes biographies of the poets and a searchable database of their poems.
  • Belturbet Youth Band Open site in a new window - Youth band providing music for festivals, street carnivals, football games. Include ccordions, whistles, percussion and colourguard.
  • Belvedere House Gardens & Park Open site in a new window - 18th century stately home situated on the shores of Lough Ennell with walled garden, walks, follies, and visitor centre.
  • Berry Lodge Open site in a new window - Provides accommodation, restaurant facilities, and cookery tuition.
  • Bettyann Norton Theatre School & Agency Open site in a new window - Offers speech and drama courses for children and adults.
  • Biddy Early Brewery Open site in a new window - Offers details on Ireland's first Pub Brewery.
  • Big Chill Open site in a new window - Three piece cover band for weddings and corporate events.
  • Blairs Inn Open site in a new window - Pub in the heart of the country, near Blarney, speciallising in good food with traditional Irish Music.
  • Blue Raincoat Theatre Company Open site in a new window - Grounded in a number of influential European, Japanese, and American disciplines.
  • Boran, Pat Open site in a new window - Poet and writer whose works include The Shape of Water and Ireland: An Encyclopedia for the Bewildered.
  • Boston Irish Famine Memorial Open site in a new window - Tribute to an entire generation of Irish men, women, and children whose lives were disrupted by a series of events that comprised The Irish Famine.
  • Brennan, Helen Open site in a new window - Features the work of this contemporary Irish artist. Includes landscapes, portraits, seascapes, and commissions.
  • Britton, Barry Open site in a new window - Offering surf art, music posters, prints, and original drawings.
  • Burren College of Art Open site in a new window - BFA courses, summer schools, weekend workshops in the grounds of a 16th Century castle.
  • Bushe's Bar Open site in a new window - Popular stopping off point for visiting sailors and tourists to the south west of Ireland.
  • Byrne, T.J. Open site in a new window - Displays a gallery of watercolours and oil paintings.
  • Cactus Jacks Open site in a new window - Located in the Latin Quarter.
  • Cafe Gusto Open site in a new window - Contemporary eatery serving coffee, speciality teas, and a selection of food.
  • Caisleáin Óir Open site in a new window - By Leslie Long and Kathleen Ruddy. Set in rural Ireland during the late 19th century and early 20th century. Story of childhood romance and the pursuit of destiny.
  • Callery Open site in a new window - Features interpretations of the name Callery and looks at where Callerys came from and where they live now. Includes historical information and family poetry.
  • Camille Open site in a new window - Solo artist known for her passionate and dramatic interpretations of the songs of Jacques Brel and Kurt Weill.
  • Carlow Session & Traditional Irish Music Club Open site in a new window - Dedicated to the promotion of Irish Music, song and dance in Carlow Town's pubs. Local irish bands also featured. Monthly and forthnightly sessions hosted.
  • Carroll, Michael Open site in a new window
  • Casey's Public House Open site in a new window - Features a brief history of the pub, golf society, and more.
  • Casey, Michael & Kevin Open site in a new window - Features unique bogwood sculptures created from Irish bog oak and bog yew.
  • Castles of Galway Open site in a new window - Includes photographs and brief histories of Norman castles, Irish tower houses, fortified mansions, and others.
  • Cathedral Youth Choir Open site in a new window
  • CeltScript Open site in a new window - Michael Everson's ongoing effort to reproduce historical Gaelic fonts and to create new ones in the Celtic tradition.
  • Ceol Chiarrai Traditional Group, The Open site in a new window - Group performing Irish music, dance, and stories.
  • Chapters of Dublin Open site in a new window - Offers historical information about Dublin including maps, articles, photos, illustrations, and more.
  • Charleville Castle Open site in a new window - Charleville Castle is located in the town of Tullamore, near the Shannon River, in Ireland's most ancient primordial oak woods, once the haunting grounds of Ireland's druids.
  • Chester Beatty Library Open site in a new window - Houses a collection of Islamic manuscripts, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and other oriental art.
  • Chez Youen Restaurant Open site in a new window - Breton fish restaurant.
  • Christine Hughes Ceramics Open site in a new window - Designs and produces ceramic vessels, lighting, and giftware in a range of subtle colours and simple forms.
  • Churches of Great Island Open site in a new window - Includes histories of the chruches in this area.
  • Churchtown Village Renewal Trust Open site in a new window - Includes local information, virtual tour, accommodation, and what to do in Churchtown.
  • CIRCA Art Magazine Open site in a new window - Magazine of Ireland's visual arts and culture.
  • Citadels, The Open site in a new window - Official site of the Irish folk/rock/pop band.
  • Clans of Ireland, The Open site in a new window - Features clan lists, famous Irish people, related links, and more.
  • Clarenbridge Oyster Festival Open site in a new window - Celebrating everything that is good in life, including the finest food and drink, the best of entertainment, the forging and maintenance of lifelong friendships, and the Clarenbridge Oyster.
  • Clarke, Bob Carlos Open site in a new window - Offering fine art photographic prints, featuring models and landscapes.
  • Classic Listowel Open site in a new window - Features showtimes, film news, cinema information, trailers, and more
  • Classical Music Ireland Open site in a new window - Performs music for any occasion anywhere in Ireland. Weddings are a speciality. Also offers bow re-hairing services.
  • Club Heresy Open site in a new window - Club in Limerick where people can bring there own music to be played.
  • Club Sandwich Open site in a new window - Breakfast and sandwich bar which offers eat in, take out, delivery, and fax services.
  • Coleman Irish Music Centre Open site in a new window - Dedicated to ensuring that the tradition of Irish music remains a living one, and that it continues to be enjoyed by all ages and nationalities.
  • Collins, Ailbe Open site in a new window - Features the work of this Irish artist.
  • Comedy Cellar, The Open site in a new window - Comedy club where top U.K. comics like Ardal O'Hanlon (Dougal in Father Ted) and Perrier Award winner Dylan Moran cut their comedy teeth.
  • Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann Open site in a new window - Promoting the music, culture and arts of Ireland at home and abroad. Official site, containing branches and event information, audio, and video samples.
  • Comhaltas Mullinavat Open site in a new window - Irish dancing, Fleadh pictures, and movies.
  • Commissioners of Irish Lights Open site in a new window - General lighthouse authority for all of Ireland and its adjacent seas and islands. The Commisioners of Irish Lights finance, manage, and maintain Irish lighthouses and light stations.
  • Commons Cafe Open site in a new window - Located at the National Concert Hall in Dublin. Offers Also caters for corporate and conference events.
  • Connolly, John Open site in a new window - Irish author of the crime thrillers Every Dead Thing, Dark Hollow, and The Killing Kind, featuring private detective Charlie Parker. Includes biography.
  • Coolmine Drama Circle Open site in a new window - Amateur drama group based in Dublin 15.
  • Cork Cinemas Open site in a new window - Includes what's showing, coming soon, and trailers for the Gate Multiplex and Cinema World.
  • Cork Opera House Open site in a new window - Features online booking, a what's on guide, and more.
  • Cormac, Boydell Open site in a new window - Features gallery and information on his ceramic works, drawings, and sculptures.
  • Cormican Open site in a new window - Trace down your ancestors from America to Ireland.
  • Cosy Thatch Pub Open site in a new window - Offering traditional Irish accommodations, food, drink, and entertainment in the village of Kilmeadan.
  • County Tipperary Historical Society Open site in a new window - Creates a forum for unpublished works, research, and more.
  • Courtney, Pete Open site in a new window - Singer and songwriter from Ireland performing alternative pop music. Contains bio, photos, music, and gigs.
  • Coyne, Rod Open site in a new window - Using acrylics on canvas and paper, offers gallery of work and artist information.
  • Crafts Council of Ireland Open site in a new window - National design and economic development agency for the craft industry offering advice to government agencies, promotion, and vocational training.
  • Creative Ireland Open site in a new window - The Irish Creative Design Community Website incorporating Portfolio Ireland. Read news and reviews, chat in design discussion forums, and more.
  • Cronin's Irish Pub Open site in a new window - Full of memorabilia, maritime and local history.
  • Cuckoos Nest Pub Open site in a new window - 17th century coachhouse.
  • Cuisle Avondhu Open site in a new window - Community based organisation promoting, teaching, and enjoying traditional Irish muisc, song, and culture.
  • Culchie Festival Open site in a new window - Takes place every year on the October bank holiday weekend.
  • Cunningham, Danny Open site in a new window - Features river painting and seascapes of this Waterford based artist.
  • Curling, Peter Open site in a new window - Sporting artist best known for his depiction of the horse.
  • Dermots.com Open site in a new window - Features a selection of photographs depicting Irish landscape, people, architecture, and more.
  • Des-Ire Open site in a new window - Intended to become a central resource for Irish design.
  • DiCamillo Companion to British and Irish Country Houses, The Open site in a new window - Online database of country houses built in Britain and Ireland from circa 1500 to 1945, standing or demolished.
  • Dolan, Lucy Open site in a new window - Features Celtic pottery inspired by the archaeological treasures of Ireland.
  • Donegal Fiddle Pages, The Open site in a new window
  • Donleavy, J.P. Open site in a new window - Compendium of resources relating to his books, plays, art, audio, video, and related miscellany.
  • Drama Studies Centre Open site in a new window
  • Driscoll Open site in a new window - Tracing the family from County Cork, Ireland, to the Bendigo Goldfields of Victoria, Australia, from the 1850s to the present.
  • Dublin Chamber Music Group Open site in a new window
  • Dublin City Directory 1850 - Index Open site in a new window - Lists surnames of householders and business owners in yesteryear Dublin.
  • Dublin City Ramblers, The Open site in a new window - Band from Ireland entertaining people at home and abroad for over 25 years.
  • Dublin Film Festival Open site in a new window
  • Dublin Fringe Festival Open site in a new window - Supports and showcases the work of emerging artists. Held annually in October and September.
  • Dublin in Bits Open site in a new window - Tour of Dublin and gallery of pictures, using both digital and traditional photography, giving a flavour of the city of Jonathan Swift, James Joyce and Roddy Doyle.
  • Dublin Institute of Technology - School of Photography Open site in a new window - A gallery and reading room plus course and college details.
  • Dublin International Organ & Choral Festival Open site in a new window - Annual event that features the pipe organ in a wide range of instrumental groupings.
  • Dublin Music Collective Open site in a new window - Helps local musicians and bands achieve their potential by offering advice and services.
  • Dublin Pubs.com Open site in a new window - Guide to local pubs with food and traditional music. Also points to hotels and other accommodations.
  • Dublin Theatre Festival Open site in a new window - Offering the best in Irish and international theatre.
  • Dublin University Photographic Association Open site in a new window
  • Dublin Writers Festival Open site in a new window - Annual festival of Irish and international poetry and fiction, taking place in mid June.
  • Dublin Zoo Open site in a new window - Contains information about the zoo, the animals, conservation, and education.
  • Duggan / Dugan / Dougan Open site in a new window - Includes family newsletter and archive.
  • Dunamaise Theatre and Centre for the Arts Open site in a new window - Includes theatre, exhibition gallery, restaurant, and workshop spaces.
  • Dunbrody: Ireland's Historic Emigrant Ship Open site in a new window - Replica of the Dunbrody, which carried many emigrants from Ireland to the New World from 1845 to 1870. Includes history, information on tours, and photographs.
  • Dungarvan Museum Society Open site in a new window - Offers information on Irish and Waterford history.
  • Dunne, Joe Open site in a new window - Offers landscape and semi-abstract suburban interpretations.
  • Dunnings Open site in a new window - Offers accommodation, food, drink, Internet, and email facilities.
  • Dysert O'Dea Castle Open site in a new window - A 15th Century strong house located between Ennis and Corofin in County Clare Ireland. The castle has won the 'County Clare Tourism Award'.
  • East Cork Camera Group Open site in a new window - Aims to increase people's knowledge and appreciation of photography.
  • Eden Drama Society - Edenderry Open site in a new window - Bringing drama and musicals to County Offaly.
  • Edgeworths Open site in a new window - About the Edgeworth family from Edgeworthstown, Co. Longford which included novelist Maria Edgeworth.
  • Egan, Felim Open site in a new window - Contemporary Irish painter.
  • Eigse Mrs Crotty Concertina Festival Open site in a new window - Celebrates with concertina classes, ceili, and a concert in memory of Elizabeth Crotty. Runs August 16-19th, 2001.
  • Eivers Open site in a new window - Combined history and family trees of Eivers/Evers emigrants. Includes name variants Heever and MacKeever.
  • Elves, Ben Open site in a new window - Landscape and architectural prints in colour and monochrome of the northwest of Ireland.
  • Ennis, Alan Open site in a new window - Includes landscapes, events, and details of current projects.
  • Escape Open site in a new window - Vegetarian restaurant and coffee house.
  • Ethical Junction Open site in a new window - Provides information and facilities for ethical trading and organisations. Includes a shopping centre, an ethical organisations only search engine, and a directory of businesses and interests.
  • European Culture Week Open site in a new window - Hosted by the Ennis based Clanna Mileadha (Milesians) group. Runs from 11th to 18th August, 2002.
  • Faithfield, Rory Open site in a new window - Official site of the Australian singer-songwriter.
  • Feeney, Harry Open site in a new window - Includes caricatures, monochromes, silhouettes, and landscape painting with oils and watercolours.
  • Fianna Study Group Guide to Irish Genealogy Open site in a new window - Information, instruction, hints and how-to's and links for folks researching their Irish ancestors.
  • Fibbers Open site in a new window - Heavy metal bar in the centre of Dublin. Also known as Club Aquarium.
  • FitzGibbon, Peter Sutton Open site in a new window - Murals, trompe l'oeil, decorative painting, and faux finishes, corporate and residential.
  • Flora Millar Dance Open site in a new window - Offers dance tuition in a number of Dublin venues.
  • Folk Music Society of Ireland/Cumann Cheol Tire Eireann Open site in a new window - Working to encourage interest in traditional music in Ireland and its practice.
  • FOTA Wildlife Park. Open site in a new window - Free-range wildlife environment, with animals specifically suited to the Irish climate.
  • French, Philip and Kate Open site in a new window - Online painting and sculpture galleries.
  • G, Mickey Open site in a new window - Showcasing a collection of animations, Flash designs, illustrations, and more.
  • Gaiety School of Acting Open site in a new window - Offers courses in acting, drama, theatre, auditions, writing, television, and film.
  • Gaiety Theatre Open site in a new window - Opened in 1871. Venue for popular musical shows, opera, ballet, dance, and drama.
  • Gallery of Photography Open site in a new window - Sponsors exhibitions of both internationally renowned and Irish photographers.
  • Galway Arts Festival Open site in a new window - Annual event. Runs until Sunday 29th July 2001.
  • Galway Film Fleadh Open site in a new window - Runs from July 9th - 14th 2002 with a programme of over fifty international features and documentaries.
  • Galway On-Line Events Database Open site in a new window
  • Garvey, John - Inspired by Poetry Open site in a new window - Features poems relating to relationships, love, and spirituality.
  • Gerard Manley Hopkins Society Open site in a new window
  • Glenareen Restaurant Open site in a new window - Traditional food served in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
  • Glin Castle Open site in a new window - Stands proudly in the middle of 500 acres of wooded demesne on the banks of the River Shannon.
  • Glór - Irish Music Centre Open site in a new window - Home of traditional music celebrating the diversity and vibrancy of Irish music. Programmes reflect a variety of styles, traditions, and genres as well as other arts activities.
  • Goblet, The Open site in a new window - Offers two lounge bars and a restaurant.
  • Great Famine Commemoration Open site in a new window - Provides historic information about the Irish Potato Famine as well as examining the natural history of the blight.
  • Grellan Delaney and Sons Open site in a new window
  • Guggi Open site in a new window - Official site of the Virgin Prune-turned-artist.
  • Guild of Irish Lacemakers Open site in a new window - Organisation for lacemakers interested in Irish laces and techniques.
  • Guinness Jazz Festival Open site in a new window - Takes place during the last weekend of October each year in Cork, Ireland.
  • Guinness Storehouse Open site in a new window - Virtual tour of the converted brewery in Dublin.
  • H-Albion Open site in a new window - Encourages scholarly discussion of British and Irish history and makes available diverse bibliographical, research and teaching aids.
  • Hal Pino's Open site in a new window - Restaurant and winebar taking their influences mostly from Mediterranean and Eastern cuisine.
  • Half Moon Theatre Open site in a new window - Features club nights, theatre, and live music nights.
  • Hall, John Open site in a new window - Showcases landscapes and seascapes of Ireland using long exposure and "light-painting" techniques.
  • Harper, Chris Open site in a new window - Specialises in scenic paintings of Mayo and Ireland's west coast. Also commissions cartoon animations and paintings from photographs.
  • Harveys Point Restaurant and Country Hotel Open site in a new window - Country hotel in a loch side and mountain setting with 60 en-suite bedrooms. Offers French cuisine in their award winning restaurant and a relaxing atmosphere.
  • Heritage Council, The Open site in a new window - Statutory body that proposes policies and priorities for the identification, protection, preservation, and enhancement of the national heritage of Ireland.
  • Heron's Cove Open site in a new window - Features bed and breakfast accommodation and seafood restaurant.
  • Hibernian Chamber Orchestra Open site in a new window - Plays a wide range of symphonic and chamber works by Irish and international composers.
  • Higgins, Rita Ann Open site in a new window - Gutsy, anarchic poet and dramatist who has been a literary outsider writing from inside Irish society.
  • Highways, Traffic & Transport Management 2001 Open site in a new window - Event for local authorities and industry professionals located at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh 17-18 October, 2001 and the RDS in Dublin 29-29 November, 2001.
  • Historic Irish Castles Open site in a new window
  • Historical Research Ireland Open site in a new window - Provides a guide to researching your Irish ancestors.
  • History Ireland Open site in a new window - Illustrated quarterly magazine produced by professional historians.
  • History of the Irish Famine Open site in a new window - In-depth history of the Irish Famine, with bibliography and related links.
  • Inis Theatre Open site in a new window - Founded by actors Iseult Golden and Carmel Stephens. Features reviews, production details, and info.
  • Insight Open site in a new window - Offers new perspectives in Irish Studies, including archaeology, literature, history, and ecology.
  • International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award Open site in a new window - Annual award for literary novels written in the English language or published in English translation.
  • Ireland and World War I Open site in a new window - Online memorial to Bernard Reid, writer, nationalist, and one of many Irish soldiers of World War I.
  • Ireland Facts and History Open site in a new window - Including its economy, politics, and culture.
  • Ireland Genealogy Information Open site in a new window - How to start the search for your Irish roots. Research your ancestry with Ireland Genealogy Information's search engine, forum, or Gaelic surname glossary.
  • Ireland: Light, Body and Soul Open site in a new window - Photographic essay of spiritual places, by Justin Knecht.
  • Irish Ancestors Open site in a new window - Published by The Irish Times on the Web, this site is an extensive genealogical guide and resource for anyone interested in exploring their Irish heritage.
  • Irish Ancestral Pages Open site in a new window - Aims to promote and encourage Irish genealogy and help those researching their Irish ancestry.
  • Irish Ancestral Research Association Open site in a new window - Nonprofit organisation for the study of Irish genealogy and history.
  • Irish Arts Review Open site in a new window - Annual journal of the arts in Ireland.
  • Irish Chamber Orchestra Open site in a new window - Dedicated to providing quality, contemporary classical Irish music performances.
  • Irish Family History Foundation Open site in a new window - Network of government approved genealogical research centres in the Republic and Northern Ireland which have computerised Irish ancestral records of different types.
  • Irish Family History Society Open site in a new window - Publishes an annual journal containing many Irish lineages.
  • Irish Famine: 1845-9 Open site in a new window - Brief description of the "Great Hunger."
  • Irish Genealogy Open site in a new window - Resources to trace your family tree from the Family Education Network.
  • Irish Harp Orchestra Open site in a new window - Touring company features up to 16 harpers and 8 other musicians, singers, and a team of up to 32 dancers.
  • Irish History 1845-1848: The Great Hunger Open site in a new window - Briefly describes the failures of the potato crops in 1845 and 1848, the formation of the Fenians, and the land war the followed in the 1870s and 1880s.
  • Irish History on the Web Open site in a new window - Includes Irish Studies, history of the famine, Northern Ireland, unionist history, timelines, and more.
  • Irish Landmark Trust, The Open site in a new window - Restores smaller buildings of historic importance such as lighthouses and castles. These beautiful dwellings are rented for self-catering holidays.
  • Irish Landscape Institute Open site in a new window - Discusses the planning, design and management of the external environment in urban and rural locations.
  • Irish Memorial at Penn's Landing, The Open site in a new window - Bronze sculpture commemorating the sesquicentennial of the Irish Famine as well as Irish immigration to the U.S.
  • Irish Museum of Modern Art Open site in a new window - National institution dedicated to the collection and preservation of modern and contemporary art.
  • Irish Nova Scotian Genealogy Conference Open site in a new window - Post queries on Irish Nova Scotian Ancestors.
  • Irish Paint Magic Open site in a new window - Offers painting workshops given by David Willis using the Bob Ross "wet on wet" technique.
  • Irish Photographers Open site in a new window - For and about professional photographers working in Ireland.
  • Irish Proclamation of Independence Open site in a new window
  • Irish Resources in the Humanities Open site in a new window - Provides sites of archaeology, architecture, geography, history, archives, libraries, art, and literature.
  • Irish School of Landscape Painting Open site in a new window - Full schedule for summer courses and fine examples of the artists paintings.
  • Irish Script On Screen - Meamram Páipéar Ríomhaire Open site in a new window - Creating digital images of Irish manuscripts to provide exposure to Ireland's cultural heritage and contribute to the conservation of these valuable books and documents.
  • Irish Sports Acrobatics Open site in a new window - Official site with information on competitions, pictures, links, contacts, and more.
  • Irish Theatre Resource Open site in a new window - Lists all Irish theatre companies, venues, festivals and dance groups, and includes an event guide.
  • Irish Titanic Historical Society Open site in a new window
  • Irish Traditional Music Archive Open site in a new window - A reference archive and resource centre for the traditional song, music, and dance of Ireland.
  • Irish Writers Centre Open site in a new window - News of our events and other resources.
  • Island Ireland: Arts and Music Open site in a new window - Links to traditional and classical music resources, information on set and step dancing, and current cultural events and exhibits.
  • Island Ireland: Literature Open site in a new window - Links to help you find Irish writers, literary journals, poetry, fiction and more.
  • Island Theatre Company Open site in a new window - Background information on the company, including up-to-date programme news, history, and policies.
  • iVenus.com Open site in a new window - Comprehensive online lifestyle services for women. Features culture, entertainment, and finance.
  • J Mc Laughlin's Open site in a new window - Pub in original condition with traditional features such as a stone floor, wooden seats and counter, cast iron fireplace, snug, and an outside toilet.
  • Jacob's Ladder Restaurant Open site in a new window - In the heart of the city.
  • Jaipur Open site in a new window - Includes map and online menu.
  • John Fallons Pub Open site in a new window - Traditional Irish pub in the Coombe, dating back to the early 17th century.
  • John R's Open site in a new window - Specialising in home bakery and prepared foods.
  • Johnny Fox's Pub Open site in a new window
  • Kane, Liz Open site in a new window - Features a portfolio of recent work by the Irish artist who specialises in textured abstract paintings.
  • Kavanagh Family Open site in a new window - Overview of the origin and early history of the Kavanagh clan/family.
  • Kilkenny Gospel Choir Open site in a new window - Details events, the history of the choir and more.
  • Kingston Irish Famine Commemoration Association Open site in a new window - Group of local volunteers dedicated to researching Kingston's role in the Irish Famine.
  • Kinsella, Maria Open site in a new window - Bio-morphic paintings dedicated to the exploration between creativity, emotional expression, and health. Also features an explanation of her project goals.
  • Kitchen, The Open site in a new window - Club in Temple Bar.
  • Knuttel, Graham Open site in a new window - Includes a gallery and details of his film work.
  • Knuttel, Jonathan Open site in a new window - Gallery from the contemporary Irish artist.
  • Krieger, Carsten Open site in a new window - Features fine art images of Ireland's landscape and flora and fauna by this freelance photographer.
  • Kwai Restaurant Open site in a new window - Serves South East Asian dishes. Open for brunch, lunch, and dinner.
  • La Jolie Brise Open site in a new window - Restaurant with an international flavour.
  • La Med Restaurant Open site in a new window - Located in Temple Bar.
  • Lamb Doyles Open site in a new window - Features a bar, brasserie, and function room.
  • Lazy Lobster Restaurant Open site in a new window - Specialises in seafood and source all produce locally.
  • Leaving Certificate English Resources Open site in a new window - Features texts and useful links.
  • Leavy, Anna Marie Open site in a new window - View the gallery, visit other Irish art and culture related sites, and order paintings.
  • Leitrim-Roscommon Genealogy Open site in a new window - Specific to the Counties of Leitrim and Roscommon, providing a means for checking for surnames that are being researched in these two counties.
  • Leixlip Festival Open site in a new window - Weekend of free entertainment including live music and street entertainment.
  • Leixlip Theatre Group Open site in a new window - Formed in 1974, the group stages productions twice yearly, in Spring and Autumn.
  • Lendennie, Jessie Open site in a new window - Poet founder of one of Ireland's major literary presses, Salmon Publishing. Contains biography, publications, photo gallery, and more.
  • Liberation of Ireland Open site in a new window - Traces the nation's development from the 1916 Easter Rising to the early 1990s.
  • Liffey Reflective Open site in a new window - From the makers of Charlotte's Quay.
  • Limerick Philosophical Society Open site in a new window - Working to promote an interest in philosophy to the general public, including the study of philosophy in all its branches.
  • Limerick Roots Genealogy Database Open site in a new window - Searchable database with 1300 individuals and 300 surnames.
  • Limperts Academy of Design Open site in a new window - Offers professional design qualifications and courses in interior design, interior architecture, fashion styling, image consultancy, lighting design, and landscaping.
  • Little Creatures Open site in a new window - Rock band from Ireland. Offers upcoming gigs, MP3s of live recordings, and photos.
  • Living Architecture Center (LAC) Open site in a new window - Dedicated to designing homes around the lifestyles of their intended occupants.
  • Lobby, The Open site in a new window - Live music venue. Features forthcoming attractions and band profiles.
  • Lucan Gospel Singers Open site in a new window - Non-denominational group who enjoy singing all types of gospel and negro spiritual music.
  • Luigi Malones Open site in a new window - A group of independent restaurants specialising in fine food from the four corners of the world.
  • MacLochlainn / McLaughlin Open site in a new window - Of Inishowen.
  • Mad Hatter, The Open site in a new window - Pub and restaurant.
  • Malley, Cathal O. Open site in a new window - Features the acyrlic and oil paintings of the Irish artist Cathal O. Malley, whose themes are landscapes.
  • Malthouse Players Open site in a new window - Small but active amateur dramatic group based in the west of Ireland.
  • Mansfield, Fiona Open site in a new window - Features oils and acrylics including portraits.
  • Mardyke Entertainment Complex Open site in a new window - Offers bowling, bars, snooker, pool, and restaurant under one roof.
  • Marine Bar Open site in a new window - Traditional pub with Irish music.
  • Market Bar, The Open site in a new window - Situated in the heart of Longford. Features bar and restaurant menus.
  • MaSamba Open site in a new window - Dedicated to collective music making and creating opportunities for others to experience Latin American music.
  • McAlpin's Suir Inn Open site in a new window - Situated in the village of Cheekpoint. Serves meals specialising in seafood.
  • McArdle, Denis Open site in a new window - Includes details of his album of traditional and folk music.
  • McAviney, John Open site in a new window - Specialises in photographing Gaelic games.
  • McCandless Families of Ireland Open site in a new window - Includes births, deaths, marriages, and church records.
  • McCarthy, Brian Open site in a new window - Specialises in surrealist still life oil paintings, featuring Venetian masks and birds such as macaws, falcons, and canaries.
  • McCarthy, John Open site in a new window - Functional and artistic woodturnings from local timber.
  • McCloskey, Paul Open site in a new window - Irish figurative artist.
  • McGill, Joe Open site in a new window - Brings a poetic realism to his painting, sketching, and sculpture.
  • McGrath, Eamonn Open site in a new window - Author of Honour Thy Father, The Charnel House, and The Fish in the Stone.
  • McIntyre, Hazel Open site in a new window - Novelist who often uses the wild and beautiful landscape of her native Culdaff in County Donegal, Ireland as the backdrop for her books.
  • McKenna, Pat Open site in a new window - Offering oil paintings of Ireland.
  • McKenna-Burns, Gina Open site in a new window - Irish artist who paints marine and land in acrylic as well as mixed media.
  • McSweeney, Mary Open site in a new window - Cape Cod-based Irish-born oil painter who paints the landscape and everyday life of Ireland.
  • Merriman Tavern Open site in a new window - Old world tavern with live music on weekends.
  • Merry Ploughboys Open site in a new window - Dublin ballad band.
  • Mick Finns Public House Open site in a new window - Located in the town of Clonakilty, West Cork.
  • Mike Rofone - The Roving Reporter Open site in a new window - Weekly installments.
  • Milltown Institute of Theology and Philosophy Open site in a new window - Third level institute offering degrees up to doctorate in philosophy, theology, and spirituality.
  • Mitchelstown Brass Band Open site in a new window
  • Mitchelstown Music Festival Open site in a new window - Features an information centre including gig, accommodation, and street theatre guides. To be held on August 2-6, 2001.
  • MobileCUBE Open site in a new window - Showcases modern and contemporary artists from Britain and Ireland.
  • Model Arts Centre Open site in a new window - Offers music and arts programmes and festivals.
  • Mogh Roith Open site in a new window - Celtic viking living history battle re-enactments.
  • Moorings Guesthouse and Restaurant Open site in a new window - Learn about Portmagee's history, culture and visitor attractions.
  • MOP Open site in a new window - Sound, news, interviews and more about the young Dublin rock group.
  • Morans Oyster Cottage Open site in a new window - Based in Kilcolgan. Traditional Irish bar and restaurant renowned for its superb seafood.
  • Morrison, Phillip Open site in a new window - Features contact information and online portfolio.
  • Mrs O'Briens Kitchen Open site in a new window - Located in the centre of Lahinch and offers music and craic nightly with food served all day.
  • Munster Literature Centre Open site in a new window - Resource for and about writers of the Munster region of Ireland. Features a journal, short story festival, competitions, and exhibitions along with a list of contemporary writers in the area.
  • Murray, John Philip Open site in a new window - Drawings, paintings, and prints. Includes exhibition information and links to audio and newspaper reviews.
  • National Archives of Ireland Open site in a new window - Securing the preservation of records relating to Ireland and providing the opportunities for the public to access these archives.
  • National Archives of Ireland: The Great Irish Famine Open site in a new window - Collections documenting the actual measures taken to alleviate distress during the famine.
  • National Concert Hall Open site in a new window - Ireland's most prestigious music venue.
  • National Gallery of Ireland Open site in a new window
  • National Harp Orchestra Open site in a new window - Junior stage production company with membership from 11 years upward. Members receive training in stage craft and concert presentation.
  • National Transport Museum of Ireland Open site in a new window - Features a comprehensive assembly of Ireland's public service and commercial road transport vehicles.
  • Northern Ireland Ancestral Heritage Open site in a new window - Listing of genealogical resources.
  • O'Beirne, Megan Open site in a new window - Features contemporary exploration of colour and marks in oils and acrylics.
  • O'Donnabhain's Pub and Guesthouse Open site in a new window - Accommodation and traditional bar with wooden beams and open fire.
  • O'Loughlin, Brian Open site in a new window - Features pieces made from bogwood inspired by Irish mythology and the surrounding bog lands.
  • O'Reilly, Victor Open site in a new window - Anglo-Irish bestselling author of the suspense action thriller.
  • O'Roughan Open site in a new window - O'Ruadhain, Roan, Roughan, Rowan, Ruane genealogy, family history, pedigree and surname history.
  • O'Shea, Róisín Open site in a new window - Collection of original watercolour paintings from around Ireland.
  • Oliver St. John Gogartys, The Open site in a new window - Features information on bar, restaurant, nightclub, apartment accommodation, and hostelry located in Dublin's Temple Bar area.
  • Olly's Page Open site in a new window - Offers information about bands and musicians from Westport.
  • OLochlainns Irish Families Open site in a new window - Home of the Irish Genealogical Foundation and Olochlainns Irish Family Journal, free listing and bulletin board online.
  • Opera Ireland Open site in a new window - Offers information on tickets, calendar of events, company history, critique, and more.
  • Opera Theatre Company Open site in a new window - National touring company of Ireland.
  • Ormonde Cinemas Open site in a new window - Offers showtimes, mailing list, history of the cinema, and more.
  • Orpens Bar and Estuary Restaurant Open site in a new window - Features beer garden and varied menu, which includes seafood, steak, and vegetarian dishes.
  • Our Ireland Open site in a new window - Showcases the history of Ireland and Irish literature.
  • Oyster Lane Theatre Group Open site in a new window - Amateur musical theatre group formed in 1994.
  • Pagan Reign Open site in a new window - Unsigned Dublin death 'n' roll band with audio, pics, lyrics and more.
  • Palmer's Golden Ball Tavern Open site in a new window - Historic pub also featuring Palmer's Restaurant.
  • Paragon Bar, The Open site in a new window - Offers hall of fame, details of upcoming musical acts, sport schedule, and more.
  • Park, William M. Open site in a new window - Detailed watercolour still lifes.
  • Patrick Kavanagh Centre Open site in a new window - Exhibitions and local history on the writer of epic poems, such as The Great Hunger and Raglan Road.
  • Phutyle International Open site in a new window - Political philosophy organisations.
  • Pierre French Restaurant Open site in a new window - French bistro located on the famous Quay Street Galway.
  • Planning Architecture Design Database Ireland Open site in a new window - Bibliographic database providing information on all aspects of the built environment and environmental planning in Ireland. Features a directory of sources, journals list, and an image archive.
  • Poem-uk.org Open site in a new window - Selected poems by a growing selection of Britain and Ireland contemporary poets. Site includes Limelight magazine and message board.
  • Porterhouse Open site in a new window - Serves a range of ales and lagers and a variety of pub food.
  • Portfinn Lodge Open site in a new window - B&B guesthouse accommodation and seafood restaurant, ideal for holidays and touring Galway, Connemara, and Mayo.
  • Project Arts Centre Open site in a new window - Dublin-based arts centre and theatre.
  • Pubs of Donegal Open site in a new window - Guide to Donegal pubs and hotels and their facilities and events.
  • Read Ireland Book News Open site in a new window - Free weekly newsletter and a bookstore as well.
  • Reardens Complex Open site in a new window - Located on Washington Street in Cork city, it has a large open area bar with Havanna Browns night club upstairs. Great food served all day.
  • Red Kettle Theatre Company Open site in a new window - Professional group that tours regularly throughout Ireland and internationally.
  • Reddys of Carlow Open site in a new window - Family-owned bar, lounge, and restaurant. Offers a choice of traditional and international dishes.
  • Revs, The Open site in a new window - Dedicated to the Irish rock act, with latest news, forum, and tabs.
  • Ri-Ra Open site in a new window - Includes examples of the types of music played at this independent club, location, photos, and special offers.
  • Ridgway, Keith Open site in a new window - Official site of writer Keith Ridgway, author of The Parts, Standard Time, Horses, and The Long Falling.
  • Rinuccini Open site in a new window - Restaurant and accommodation in the heart of the medieval city.
  • Robin Hill House Open site in a new window - Facilities include licensed restaurant, guesthouse, and wine shop.
  • Roche, Gary Open site in a new window - Information about the Irish piper with a FAQ about the Uilleann pipes.
  • Romanza Piano bar Open site in a new window - Bar and restaurant situated in the heart of Dublin.
  • Ross, Gaby Open site in a new window - News, excerpts, and more for the Irish author.
  • Royal Dublin Fusiliers Association Open site in a new window - Promotes the memory of Irish soldiers who served in the 10th and 16th Irish Divisions, and the 36th Ulster Division, in the Great War.
  • Royal Garden, The Open site in a new window - Specialises in Cantonese cuisine.
  • Royal Institute of Architects in Ireland Open site in a new window - Representative body for professionally qualified architects in Ireland.
  • Royal Oak Tavern Open site in a new window - Bar/lounge just off the main road from Kilkenny to Dublin.
  • Rubyhorse Open site in a new window - Official site with band bio, sound samples, photos, concert dates, and tour journal.
  • Russell, Frank Open site in a new window - Paints and draws Irish figural images.
  • Salsa Ireland Open site in a new window - Offers dancing classes at venues throughout County Cork. Includes timetables, news, and events.
  • Savoy Theatre Open site in a new window - Cork city's largest night club. See what's on, learn about the club nights, and win tickets.
  • Scoil Acla Open site in a new window - Offers traditional Irish courses in music, dancing, and more on Achill Island.
  • scroll.ie Open site in a new window - Features poetry, stories, articles, reviews, artwork, and much more.
  • Sculptors' Society of Ireland Open site in a new window - Nonprofit organisation representing 330 sculptors, managing open competitions for major art commissions, and organising sculpture symposia and conferences.
  • Sculpture in Woodland Open site in a new window - Features a unique collection of contemporary sculptures by Irish and international artists. Situated in Devil's Glen Wood at Ashford, Co. Wicklow.
  • Sean Doherty's Pub and Restaurant Open site in a new window - Sample the best of Irish hospitality, drink, food, and music.
  • Seymour, Dermot Open site in a new window - Figurative Irish painter.
  • Shack Restaurant Open site in a new window - An old world traditional Irish restaurant based in both Temple Bar (East Essex street) and Dame Street Dublin.
  • Shipping in Ireland Open site in a new window - Photographs and information on shipping and ports in Ireland. Learn about the maritime history of Cork, New Ross, and other Irish regions. Also includes images from the U.S. Great Lakes and the Mississippi River.
  • Shortt, Desmond Open site in a new window - Features the works of this Irish based painter influenced by Jung, folktale, and mythology.
  • Significance of One, The Open site in a new window - Captures a group of photos revealing individual personalities of my Irish friends.
  • Sirius Arts Centre Open site in a new window - Galleries and artist in residence programme for contemporary art and culture.
  • Sligo Arts Festival Open site in a new window - Summer showcase of theatre, music, street entertainment, and more. May 28-June 7, 2001.
  • Sligo County Ireland Genealogy Open site in a new window - Provides information on surnames and more.
  • Sligo Live Open site in a new window - Bringing together the finest talent in Irish music. This official site includes programme, artists, and news.
  • Smyth Open site in a new window - Two family trees of the family in Kilcornan, County Limerick, Ireland.
  • Smyth, Ned Jackson Open site in a new window - Features a selection of public, private, and gallery sculpture in a variety of materials encompassing contemporary and tradional methods.
  • Songs of Joyce: A Music Odyssey Open site in a new window - Musical cabaret show based on the dramatic life, works, and music of James Joyce, devised and the Coleman family.
  • Sons of the Desert Tent #220: Jitterbugs Open site in a new window - Dedicated to enjoyment and appreciation of the works, films, and lives of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
  • Sound Factory Open site in a new window - Dance music in Cork.
  • Source Open site in a new window - Ireland's Photographic Review: