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
Excerpt: The micro distillery with giant ambition
In this excerpt from the Little Book of Irish Whiskey (Harper Collins), we meet Eoin Holmes, the independent micro distiller carving his very own niche in Co Mayo
A walk on the wild side: meet the first woman to YoYo the Pacific Crest Trail
Dubliner Olive McGloin was the first woman to walk the Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada – and back
Barfly: The Dingle Whiskey Bar, Nassau Street, Dublin
This is a dark, inviting space that is all about the wood, the whiskey and the welcome
Books and Bars: A Conversation with Alexander McCall Smith
Podcast | The Best-selling author of the No 1 Ladies Detective Agency series, Alexander McCall Smith, was in Dublin the week he won the PG Wodehouse prize. Gary Quinn brought
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:
Barfly: John Kavanagh’s (The Gravediggers), Glasnevin,Dublin
Family establishment still going strong with eighth generation behind the bar
Ten great Irish whiskeys you’ll want to keep for yourself
Irish whiskey has never been hotter, but discovering what you like takes time. Here, Gary Quinn reveals two of his favourites and those of four other whiskey fans
Barfly: Clarke’s Bar, Drogheda
A bar that loves its place in the world and revels in its own accent
Barfly: The Lord Edward, 23 Christchurch Place, Dublin 8
The atmosphere in the upstairs lounge of this historic pub makes everyone believe they’re the first to discover it
Barfly: Grogan’s Castle Lounge, 15 William St South, Dublin 2
Established in 1899, Grogan’s has held its position as a refuge for the literary and the lost since the 1970s