Holidaying the Georgian way with Hidden Ireland
Going on holiday is by no means a modern phenomenon. It has always been part of human nature to want (and need) to take a…
How the Georgians lived (and decorated their houses)
In an increasingly uncertain world, many of us are finding comfort in looking back to the past to take inspiration from our ancestors in all…
Rise and shine: the Georgian morning routine
The Georgian era, spanning roughly from 1714 to 1830, was a period of elegance, social ritual, and a deep appreciation for order. For those fortunate…
Winter highlights and seasonal things to do in Ireland
December, January and February in Ireland can be a truly magical time. Crisp, wintery skies and frosty landscapes can turn the countryside into a winter…
What to take with you on a Christmas getaway in Ireland
Christmas is a matter of weeks away and the exciting plans you have been busy making all year are drawing very close. If you have…
Autumn colour: woodland walks, seasonal sights, perfect pumpkins and more
Autumn can be a magical time for a mini break or longer stay in Ireland. The schools have gone back, making it less crowded and…
Where and how to take your dog on a mini break in Ireland
For many people, a holiday is not the same if they cannot bring their dog with them. The thought of getting away for a break…
Ever wondered what life is like in a country house in Ireland?
The enduring popularity of TV costume dramas and films set in grand houses and country estates from the past shows that there is a huge…
Why staying in a restored historic house in Ireland could be the best holiday you ever have
Many Hidden Ireland properties have a long history, representing several different historical periods. Of course, over the years, these older houses will have needed repairs…
Sweet and savoury Irish dishes for spring and summer dining
Think of eating and drinking in Ireland, and you will doubtless conjure up images of Guinness for St Patrick’s Day, as well as potatoes, fruit…
