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Earlier this month many people in Britain celebrated St. Patrick’s Day. St. Patrick’s Day is a super time to remember Irish people’s invaluable contribution to English culture – the music, the literature… the Guinness! I also found myself thinking of all the great Irish people who … [Read more...]
One of the best things about snatching a quick city break is eating out. By surrounding yourself with a new selection of haute cuisine restaurants and cosy community cafés, not only will you get a taste of the latest culinary crazes but, if you pick your eateries wisely, you’ll also get a closer … [Read more...]
photo credit: leppre If you’re new to driving in Ireland, chances are you’ve discovered that the roads aren’t exactly the same as they are in other parts of the world. Once you’re outside of the cities and suburbs, many of the roads are winding, narrow, and more often than not, unpaved. And … [Read more...]
This year's Michelin Guide is bigger and better than ever. This trusted guide has been around for over a hundred years, with the first guide having been published in 1900 by Andre Michelin himself. The Michelin Guide has been used by millions in many countries around the world as a invaluable … [Read more...]
Beautiful, emerald green Ireland, a country abounding with history, culture, and an impressive literary lineage has never been known as a hotbed for culinary adventure. However, the Celtic Tiger, the name given to the economic boom that Ireland experienced in the 1990s, brought a new wave of … [Read more...]
A researcher has found lost Victorian plans for a 20-mile railway bridge or tunnel linking Ireland and Scotland. … [Read more...]
The Wheat has been separated from the Chaff! The last sixteen have emerged to take their Quarter Final spots but who were the Wheat and who were the Chaff? The last week of the pool round had some scintillating match ups with Scotland needing to get at least one victory from two very tough … [Read more...]
This guest post is a test to see if we can generate some interest in Ireland as we're considering launching a site dedicated to Ireland. Situated along the eastern coast of Ireland, County Wicklow is home to some of the Emerald Isle’s most beautiful landscapes. There is no better way to take in … [Read more...]
The 2011 Rugby World Cup got its first upset of the tournament as the Irish turned over Australia in a thriller at Eden Park, Auckland. The United States recorded their first win as they beat Russia, and reigning champions South Africa and host’s New Zealand sustain their dominance in their … [Read more...]
The 2011 Rugby World Cup is only a week old! Everyone has played at least one game but which of the coaches will be the happy hooker and who will feel they are in the sin bin? The tournament got off to a cracking start with a stunning opening ceremony in Auckland with a choir of 400 … [Read more...]
Today was The Queen's last day in the Republic of Ireland on her first historic visit. Here's a few clips from the day. The Queen watches Riverdance During her historic visit to Ireland the Queen watches a 45-minute celebration of Irish music, fashion and performance. Queen tours ancient Irish … [Read more...]
The Queen continued her official tour of Ireland today and there are a couple video clips worth sharing from the day. Queen Visits Horse Stud Farm The Queen has indulged her passion for horse racing during her tour of Ireland with a visit to one of the world's top stud farms. Prince Philip … [Read more...]
Here are the video highlights from ITN News of the Queen's Second Day in the Republic of Ireland. The Queen's Speech The Queen has offered her deep sympathy to everyone who has suffered in centuries of conflict between Britain and Ireland. Queen visits 'Bloody Sunday' site The Queen visits … [Read more...]
On the second day of her historic visit to Ireland the Queen has delivered a speech at a state banquet in her honor at Dublin Castle. In the speech she stops short of apologizing for Britain's past transgression in Ireland. … [Read more...]
The Queen has arrived in Ireland, the first visit by a British Monarch in a hundred years. The Queen has visited the presidential palace in Ireland as part of her historic trip The Queen has laid a wreath at Dublin's Garden of Remembrance, as police clash with protestors. The Queen will be … [Read more...]
Final preparations are under way for the Queen's historic four-day visit to the Republic of Ireland. … [Read more...]
This came across our e-mail box and I thought it was worth mentioning to our British readers who may be interested in travelling to Ireland. If not - then you can ignore this post. Cheers! Silver Surfers benefit from fantastic savings in Ireland this summer - Accommodation from £26 per night and … [Read more...]
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Anglotopia was founded by Jonathan and Jackie Thomas for people who love Britain - whether it's British TV, Culture, History or Travel - we cover it all. Anglotopia was started to get us back to the UK for a trip and it did that in 2009. Now, the goal is for Anglotopia to make our dreams of traveling to the UK whenever we want a reality.
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