Westland Distillery: Thieves steal 12,000 bottles of ‘irreplaceable’ 10-year-old American single malt
Westland Distillery loses nearly $1m worth of whiskey in a daring heist at the Seattle whiskey maker
Why Dingle Distillery’s new core releases are right on time for Ireland’s next whiskey wave
Dingle’s great new single pot still and 10-year-old single malt releases remind us of the massive leap of faith that Dingle Distillery took in 2012 Timing is everything in business – and
Who We Met on the Mountain: Gary O’Hanlon, Co Donegal
As a chef and broadcaster, GARY O’HANLON has worked hard to build his own top table. On a 16 km hike through Glenveagh National Park, the Donegal native unlocks the route to
Barfly: Clarke’s Bar, Drogheda
A bar that loves its place in the world and revels in its own accent
Barfly: John Kavanagh’s (The Gravediggers), Glasnevin,Dublin
Family establishment still going strong with eighth generation behind the bar
Barfly: Osbornes Bar, Rathanna, Co Carlow
The interior has been returned to its peak yet the passing of time is captured on every surface
Barfly: Kehoe’s, South Anne Street, Dublin 2
Kehoe’s has that literary feeling other pubs try to buy but can’t
The Sea Road: Puffin Island, Co Kerry
Go Sea Road: Puffin Island, near Valentia in Co Kerry, is owned by Birdwatch Ireland and is an important sea bird colony, home to thousands of puffin, Manx shearwater and
Chasing ghosts among Connemara’s Atlantic islands
Deserted islands, stunning landscapes and Atlantic swells bring the past to life off the south Galway coast, writes Gary Quinn
Barfly: the Cobblestone in Dublin’s Smithfield
It’s hard to imagine the art of Irish song under any kind of threat after a session at this pub
Barfly: the Hanged Man’s pub, Milltown, Co Kildare
An oasis of calm on the banks of the Grand Canal
Short Story: The Electric Fence
A short story, originally published in the Book of Voices short story collection (Flame Books), to raise awareness and support writers in Sierra Leone
Paddling against the flow: sea kayaking Carlingford
Carlingford Lough is a beautiful spot, but if paddlers get their timing of wrong while sea kayaking Carlingford, they are in for a tough time, writes GARY QUINN Sea Kayaking Carlingford: