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Cosy Irish Cottages

Cosy Irish Cottages – Where to stay in Ireland
2 July 2025
The Perfect Kid's Birthday Party

The Perfect Kid’s Birthday Party – Irish vs. German
22 May 2025
Author sitting in typical Irish landscape.

20 Things People ask me about Living in Ireland
7 April 2025
Author looking over the Sea at Howth.

Emigrating to Ireland – What to Consider
9 January 2025
Christmas ornaments in shop window

Our Christmas in Ireland
18 December 2024
Sign: "Your Home is where your heart is".

How we found our Dream House in Ireland
10 December 2024
Old wooden chair on a pebbled beach.

How Dublin’s Beautiful Beaches drew me in
5 October 2024
Close up Portrait of Natalia

Natalia – The Lost Voice of the Parish
22 May 2024
Wheelbarrow in a garden.

Rural rules – Rural Living Trends in Ireland & Germany
9 May 2021
Esther and her bakes.

Moving to Greystones: “Take the Trip, Eat the Cake” – Esther’s Story
25 March 2021
Violine Sea Craft with some of her pebble and glass work.

Violine Sea Craft: A Touch of Provence in Greystones
13 February 2021
Kris Kirwan Mosaic Artwork

Immigrant Life in Ireland: Artist Kris Finding Roots in New Soil
14 January 2021
Farzana happy on Greystones Beach

Farzana – From Mauritius to Ireland
19 October 2020
Portrait of Ana Navarro with a chef hat.

The Foreigners of Greystones – Ana from Spain
31 July 2020
Tree trunk with "veins" in Belmont, Co. Wicklow.

If Trees could talk…
13 April 2020
Wedding Couple at Sally's Gap

My Big Fat Irish Wedding
7 May 2018
Sunny greenhouse with chair in it.

Mindfulness over Mind-Fullness
23 January 2018
Woman with a transparent womb showing an unborn baby.

Abortion in Ireland – Yes or No?
10 August 2017
Terenure Church Dublin with Rainbow

Considering Faith
13 June 2017
Sheep looking down from a hill.

Need or Greed? Mass Tourism in Ireland
25 January 2017
Typical Irish Scenery at Dingle Peninsula

Why Ireland? My Emigration Story
12 January 2016

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Green is colourful. By Sylvia Payne.