Ireland offers a lot more than Killarney and Blarney, so while you’re making your way to these big-time tourists spots, try including some lesser-visited destinations...they’re so close by and in many cases outdo their big name neighbor.

Digital photography has changed how we take and share photos. For travelers, the days of heavy camera bags and multiple rolls of film are gone. Be it technology or technique, here are some tips for getting the most out of your digital camera while traveling.

Here's a query for Irish, Irish-American, and Irish-inspired recipes from our friends Corey and Liam (our Ireland Editors) at Irish Fireside:

No single title pins down Wakako Takagi. She’s an artist, designer, traveler, educator and storyteller.

Yesterday I returned from a 40-day road trip around the US, and although that span may appear to have Biblical proportions, it simply wasn’t long enough.

Just a note for all our Wandering Educator friends who have a special interest in all things Irish. Irish Fireside starts its giveaway every day in December 2008. Stop by the website, click the FREE STUFF button and sign up for your chance at a variety of goodies.

A new winner will be draw every day. While you're visiting the Fireside, be sure to check out the e-newsletter, podcasts and blog.

Early on a Friday morning in March 2003, I got an unexpected call from a friend who worked at Harley-Davidson. The call went something like this...

My original plan was to experience Dublin on a budget...sleep cheap, eat cheaper and tackle the city’s free and nearly free attractions. The opportunities for inexpensive siteseeing were endless, and things certainly started out on the right track.