Every March, TradFest transforms the city of Kilkenny into a living stage dedicated to traditional Irish music. Over several days, the country’s finest musicians, singers, and dancers take over the city’s historic venues to offer an immersive experience blending culture, heritage, and conviviality. And the 14th edition promises to be the best yet (not to be missed under any pretext!). An immersion in Irish musical culture The festival will take place from 13 to 17 March, during the St Patrick’s weekend. Whether you’re a music lover, a passionate fan, or simply curious and drawn to the rhythm of reels and jigs, TradFest in Kilkenny is a must if you want to experience Irish culture to the fullest. TradFest shines a spotlight on local artists as well as emerging talent. Celebrate music through intimate concerts in pubs and iconic venues that let you discover the city and its medieval architecture while immersing you in an extraordinary Celtic atmosphere. Tip:  remember to book your concert tickets early, as they sell out quickly. And wander through the streets following the sound of music across the city. A varied programme A rich line-up of traditional music and rising talents! The festival goes beyond concerts with a diverse programme designed for all audiences: • Concerts in historic venues such as St Canice’s Cathedral • More than 100 free concerts across the city • Workshops and meet-and-greets with musicians • Dance and writing workshops A diverse programme that provides an accessible and immersive experience for everyone! Practical information Location: Kilkenny, Ireland Tickets: available online via the official festival box office, Kilkenny Tradfest Dates: 13 to 17 March 2026 Access: easily walkable within the historic city centre TradFest in Kilkenny is much more than a music festival. It’s an immersion in Irish culture where medieval heritage, traditional music, and human connection come together to create an authentic and welcoming experience. An atmosphere you won’t find anywhere else. If you ever get lost… just follow the music!

In celebration of the ending of season 3 of Love Island: All Stars , we've compiled a list of the best Love Island-style villas you can book for an unforgettable luxury holiday with friends, including two of the actual villas featured in the popular reality show! Ludus Magnus Estate, Cape Town, South Africa (Love Island All-Stars Season 3) For those only content with booking the actual Love Island villa, the property in the current season is the Manor House on the Ludus Magnus Estate in Cape Town. It’s set in a breathtaking location, framed by mountains and endless acres of vineyards. A five-star escape that offers total tranquility and impeccable style (once you take away the bright Love Island aesthetic, of course!). Villa Sa Vinyassa, Sant Llorenc, Mallorca (Season 8, 10, 12 Villa) The 2022 summer season of Love Island was filmed in Villa Sa Vinyassa . Located in the hilly region of Sant Llorenc in Mallorca, it’s a luxurious retreat with sophisticated decor and beautiful far-reaching views. Unfortunately, there is currently no availability at this grand villa, but it’s worth a spot on any travel bucket list in the meantime. Casa Koko, Punta Mita, Mexico Casa Koko could easily be lifted straight from a movie set with its oceanfront position, chic decor and nine beautifully designed bedrooms. It’s even got a fire pit on the sand terrace for the ultimate Love Island experience! Encompassed by lush tropical flora and dazzling views of the Pacific Ocean, luxury villas don’t get much better than this. Villa Lucy, Cap Ferret, France Sleeping up to 13 guests, this elegant villa features contemporary decor and luxurious touches at every turn. Just a short walk from the beach, Villa Lucy is a dreamy location for a sunny get-together with friends or family.  Villa Admetos, Mykonos, Greece For a sleek villa on the trendy Greek Island of Mykonos, book into Villa Admetos . With the classic white-washed stone, private infinity swimming pool and sweeping sea views, this is a beautiful bolthole for smaller groups looking to live out their Love Island fantasy. Enerji, Kalkan, Turkey Stunning views are the main draw of Enerji , a gorgeous villa located on the Lycian Coast in Turkey. Sleeping up to 10 people, it’s the perfect size for a group of friends to soak up the sun and make use of the beautiful swimming pool and sun terraces.  Villa Everland, Ibiza, Spain The interiors of this Spanish property look as though they’ve been lifted from a Balinese villa. Think bohemian-chic with gorgeous light-filled spaces and inviting outdoor areas. Villa Everland even has its own gym – so if you’re lucky enough to have the body of a Love Island contestant, here’s your chance to flaunt it!

Families looking to swap the usual Easter routine for something a little more adventurous can set sail for France this April with a value-packed getaway to Domaine des Ormes. Keller Travel’s latest Easter offer combines the ease of ferry travel with a spacious family stay at one of Brittany’s best-loved holiday resorts, all from €1,589 for two adults and two children. The package includes return sailings with Irish Ferries from Dublin to Cherbourg, with a 4-berth inside cabin on both crossings, taking the stress out of airport queues and luggage limits. Once in France, families will enjoy six or eight nights onsite at Domaine des Ormes, staying in a three-bedroom Cordelia accommodation, ideal for spreading out and settling in. Domaine des Ormes is well known for its wide range of family-friendly activities, from swimming pools and cycling trails to golf, horse riding and adventure courses, making it a strong choice for an active Easter break. Available travel dates include: 1–8 April from €1,589 3–10 April from €1,730 With very limited availability for the Easter period, early booking is advised. For more information or to book, contact Keller Travel on 090 964 8750 or email Campotel@kellertravel.ie .

I certainly love staying in a luxury hotel or traveling onboard a luxury cruise ship, but there is something special that you experience whilst staying in a exquisite home. It allows you to share the experience with family and friends if you wish, whilst not compromising on luxury. Airbnb have a "Luxe Listings" homes on idyllic coastlines and picturesque backdrops. Homes to complement their stunning setting. Many of these homes and Villas comes with a private chef, waitstaff, driver so it's like a boutique hotel experience but in a more homely environment. These listings feel like they came out of a luxury magazine or straight from a Hollywood movie. and why not go even further and stay in one of your favourite film and TV homes and have your movie dreams come to life as you stay in some of the best Airbnb's and private rentals on the market.  Succession - Shiv's Wedding Villa La Foce - Luxury Property in Tuscany - My Private Villas Throughout its celebrated run,  Succession  globe-trotted to a host of beautiful locations across the world, a castle in Scotland, a luxury hotel in Norway, and a superyacht in the Adriatic ocean. But it was this villa in Tuscany at the end of season three that really had us dreaming of a luxury Italian getaway. Without the drama of a Roy family wedding. The luxury villa has a whopping 12 bedrooms, as well as a tennis court, pool and lounges nestled among lemon groves, and costs about £€12,000+ a night.  Normal People - Marianne's Italian villa Tenuta di Verzano "THE FARMHOUSE" - Houses for Rent in Sant'Oreste, Lazio, Italy - Airbnb You may recognise this ancient farmhouse as Marianne's Italian villa in Normal People. Having also provided the setting for a number of other films including  Eat, Pray, Love , up to six guests can stay at this 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom property. Take a dip in the pool and make the most of the stunning views with al fresco dinners on the patio - just as Connell and Marianne did. Ripley Villa La Torricella - Capri This 7 bedroom stunning residence is where Richard Greenleaf (AKA Dikie) lives in the Ripley's Netflix black-and-white show is not actually in Atrani, where the series is mostly set, it’s on the island of Capri, off the Almafi coast and the cities of Naples and Sorrento. The grand white villa is perched on the island’s cliffs above the port of Marina Grande, and is surrounded by a large garden full of palm and pine trees. Villa Torricella, as it is named, also faces the Gulf of Naples, providing guests with the same extraordinary views of the area that Dickie, Tom, and Marge enjoy in the series.

The East Asia Film Festival in Ireland (EAFFI) returns in 2026 for its 10th edition! This year’s programme features numerous screenings, meetings with emerging directors and producers, and a range of special events. It’s the perfect opportunity to discover fresh, inspiring works. A celebration of Asian cinema in the heart of Dublin From March 19 to 22, 2026, the event will spotlight projects and independent filmmakers from Asia (China, Japan, Vietnam, Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea and Singapore), offering audiences the opportunity to discover new cinematic perspectives through original works by emerging directors and creators from diverse cultural and social backgrounds across East Asian cinema.The films explore universal themes such as identity, migration, belonging and social transformation, presenting deeply human stories that transcend cultural boundaries. This 10th edition places a special focus on Hong Kong cinema, featuring three rare classics restored in 4K, a lecture by Professor Chris Berry on the evolution of Hong Kong film, and a selection of short films by director Simon Liu. Blending fiction, documentary and cinematic essays, the festival offers an immersive artistic experience that invites audiences to see the world through new perspectives. Where does the festival take place? Screenings are held across the three theatres of the Irish Film Institute, located in the Temple Bar district of Dublin. But the festival doesn’t stop in the capital. A touring programme is also organised in Galway at the Eye Cinema and in Cork at the Triskel Arts Centre, will present two festival films, Ky Nam Inn  and The System , on March 24 and 26. Tickets and practical information Tickets for screenings are available online via the IFI (Irish Film Institute) website . You can book individual screenings or choose ticket bundles that grant access to multiple screenings, available exclusively to IFI members. For screenings in Galway, reserve your seats on the Eye Cinema website , and for Cork, book via the Triskel website . It is recommended to book in advance for the most anticipated films, as some screenings sell out quickly. Between discoveries and cultural exchanges, powerful films and thought-provoking reflections, the East Asia Film Festival Ireland is an experience not to be missed. An invitation to explore new perspectives and new stories that open us further to the world around us. See you on March 19 and personally, I’m really excited to watch KY NAM INN!

Get ready for four extraordinary days! From Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 March, the legendary TedFest takes place on Inis Mór, part of the Aran Islands. If you don’t know what it is, we’ll explain everything so you don’t miss this completely bonkers event! What is TedFest? TedFest is an annual festival, held since 2007, dedicated to the cult Irish sitcom Father Ted and it brings together hundreds of fans every year. The event takes place on Inis Mór, off the coast of County Galway, Ireland. If you’re not familiar with the series, it follows three priests exiled for various reasons to Craggy Island. You follow their hilariously chaotic adventures as they try to help the island’s residents. For several days, the island lives to the rhythm of quirky activities inspired directly by the show’s humor. The atmosphere is friendly, festive, and delightfully absurd! What exactly are we doing there? The program changes every year, but some events have become unmissable festival classics, such as: The Lovely Girls competition The legendary Craggy Island céilí (a throwback to 1950s parish dances) The iconic Craggy Cup (5-a-side football where all “divine” tactics are allowed) An evening at the Las Vegas nightclub hosted by Father Billy Dwyer, Spinmaster presenter Ted’s Got Talent (a parody of Britain’s Got Talent) And even a priests’ dance competition (yes, really) And much more. One thing is certain: you won’t be bored. A truly unique experience where originality and the unconventional become the norm. How to get there? There are several ways to reach Inis Mór: By ferry from Rossaveel  (40 min) By ferry from Doolin  (35 min) By plane from Connemara Airport  (10 min) Where to stay during TedFest If you want the full Craggy Island experience, you can camp on Inis Mór. If you prefer more comfort, choose glamping, a guesthouse, or a hotel on the island. You can find all accommodation options on the Aran Islands website . Tip:  book early. The festival attracts many visitors and accommodation fills up quickly. On the island, you’ll also find everything you need: an ATM, drinks, food, and clothing at SPAR. So you have no excuse not to go and experience something completely wild! Bring your best friend, your favorite rosary, and pack your bags for a once-in-a-lifetime event. Laughter, connection, and chaos guaranteed for unforgettable memories. And beyond the festival, enjoy the island’s spectacular landscapes, with dramatic cliffs and wild nature typical of the Irish coast. See you there? Secure your place via the TedFest website !

If you, like me, have devoured this series, chances are you’ll want to immerse yourself in its world when visiting Scotland. On the occasion of the release of the latest season of Outlander  on March 7, 2026 (yes, it’s almost the end…), follow in the footsteps of Claire and Jamie through the most beautiful settings of the show! Midhope Castle (Lallybroch) I’ll start with probably one of my FAVORITE locations, and also the most famous in the series: Lallybroch! These scenes were filmed at the 15th-century Midhope Castle, perfectly capturing the atmosphere of the series. The interior isn’t open to visitors, but the exterior is enough to relive those iconic moments (you know which ones I mean…). The site is so popular that it has become ticketed… but that won’t stop us from hoping to spot Jamie, right? A must-visit location full of emotion, surrounded by Scotland’s stunning landscapes. Additionally, if you want to extend your Lallybroch experience, cottages will be available from spring 2026, and you can enjoy a special discount by joining the waiting list! Doune Castle (Castle Leoch) Castle Leoch of the MacKenzie clan actually exists! The scenes were filmed at Doune Castle, and you can visit it! (Yay!) Its massive walls, large courtyard, and medieval rooms instantly transport you into the series’ world. This location appears frequently, especially in season 1 when Claire is “the MacKenzies’ guest” upon arriving in 17th-century Scotland. Another reason you need to go there: the audio guide commentary was recorded by Sam Heughan (Jamie) himself! (Personally, that’s reason enough for me to visit.) Hopetoun House Do you remember this wonderful castle? It’s the Duke of Sandringham’s estate, seen several times between seasons 1 and 3, most notably in that duel scene between the Duke and the MacDonalds, where Jamie gets hurt! (Hands off Jamie!) This fabulous location is real, it was filmed at Hopetoun House, near South Queensferry. You can visit this magnificent 18th century castle and its grounds, surrounded by several trails, between April and September, perfect for a stroll and spotting local wildlife. Plus, enjoy plenty of activities, including geocaching, orienteering, and educational workshops for children. Everything you need for a perfect family day while immersing yourself even more in the history and world of Outlander. Blackness Castle (Fort William) A castle you won’t easily forget, thanks to the very striking courtyard scene in season 1, where Jamie receives a hundred lashes from Captain Randall (I’m still traumatized). Nevertheless, this castle is impossible to miss its distinctive architecture, reminiscent of a ship’s hull, and its mysterious atmosphere give it a captivating charm. Linlithgow Palace (Wentworth Prison) Another jewel of Scotland’s heritage is the famous Linlithgow Palace, which in the series serves as Wentworth Prison (yes, you know exactly which scene I mean…). It’s here that Jamie suffers Randall’s abuse at the end of season 1… If we set aside that dreadful episode, I assure you this castle is well worth a visit! Although the site is now in ruins, it remains a place steeped in Scottish history it is notably where Mary, Queen of Scots, was born. This castle is a must-see if you’re staying here, attracting many visitors beyond Outlander fans, of course. Bonus : The battlefield of Culloden For devoted fans of the series and lovers of Scotland, this is also the site of a major battle in the country’s history and an absolute must-see. The series scenes were not filmed there, of course, but at Cumbernauld Glen, between Glasgow and Falkirk. However, one scene was filmed on the battlefield itself, the moment when Claire visits the Fraser Clan memorial at the end of season 2 of Outlander. It’s a moment that encourages us to explore the historical past of Scotland and the Highlands. You can visit this site steeped in history, as well as its museum, which retraces the events of the battle. When you go, you’ll be able to see the Fraser Clan memorial, which is often adorned with flowers left by fans of the series. These filming locations offer much more than just a backdrop.They allow you to experience history at the heart of authentic landscapes. With the final season releasing on March 7, it’s the perfect time to set off and discover the Scottish lands. And if you don’t want to handle the logistics of an Outlander road trip, guided tours are available with Highlander Tours  or on GetYourGuide ! Visit the series’ most iconic locations without worrying about a thing.

Pasta being tossed over open flames as we walked into the kitchen, fresh shavings of truffle layered generously onto a perfectly creamy risotto, standout fish and desserts indulgent enough to send you happily into a food coma - that was our lunch at The Unicorn on Merrion Court. With chef Kristan Burness bringing serious energy to the pass and a new pre-theatre menu now in play, this Dublin 2 staple feels nothing like routine dining and, in true Unicorn fashion, more like a fantasy for your palate.  Our recent visit was centred around the new pre-theatre menu, a fantastic addition for those heading into town for a show or simply looking for a special early-evening experience. From viewing the menu (€32 for a two-course meal and €38 for three) it became immediately clear that this is far from a scaled-down offering or a compromise on quality. Instead, it is a well-rounded showcase of what the restaurant does best, delivering real value while maintaining a strong emphasis on carefully sourced local and artisan ingredients that elevate each dish. We began with Burrata di Bufala, an artisanal burrata with heritage tomato and basil, as well as West Cork scallops, which came presented with Hicks black pudding as well as apple & prosecco - two starters that set the tone beautifully. The burrata was indulgently creamy, and the scallops were delicately cooked, sweet and tender. During this time service was attentive and quick. For the mains, we were served Linguine Piccanti ai Gamberoni, which we actually had the pleasure of seeing cooked live. Chef Kristan Burness was at the stove as we stepped into the kitchen - “It’s been a dream of mine to come back and finish what I started here ten years ago. This place has always meant something special to me and I’m proud to build on what we began,”  he said. Burness clearly runs a tight kitchen but does it with enthusiasm. Watching him work gave real insight into the precision & thought behind the dishes. That combination comes through in the food - it’s generous and well executed. This meal delivered exactly what it promised with gentle heat, fresh seafood, and pasta cooked to a perfect al dente bite. Next up was the Risotto con Funghi e Tartufo, which we had high hopes for after the team at The Unicorn highlighted this was their favourite dish. It did not disappoint! The fresh shavings of truffle combined with the creaminess and texture of the risotto was absolutely incredible, and a standout dish at this restaurant.  Of course, we couldn’t leave without trying some seafood beyond scallops and shrimp. Our red mullet mains were served with a healthy dash of greens and some thinly sliced potatoes. This fish was very delicate and had soaked up the light sauce on the plate well.  Even if you have theatre plans looming, dessert here is non-negotiable. The tiramisu was classic and generous served with some nuts on top and was delightfully fluffy. The apple tart is the ideal choice for someone looking for a bit of warm comfort food especially during Dublin' s rainier spells, and the lemon tart was sharp with a delicate, flamed crust and presentation so pretty it was almost a shame to eat. As for the space itself, the dining room remains one of The Unicorn’s strengths. It’s quiet, intimate and ideal for conversation. Service was attentive and genuinely thoughtful throughout. The adjoining No.5 Bar is also worth highlighting, as it makes for a great pre-dinner drink spot or somewhere to linger after your meal.  Another major plus is its central Merrion Court location in Dublin 2. It’s incredibly easy to get to with the Luas, Dart & multiple bus connections nearby, and is perfectly placed for when you’re heading into town, going to a show, or making a full night of it. Being so well connected makes it a great choice. As Mariana de Lima, the General Manager of the Restaurant, put it - “The Unicorn is an institution in Dublin’s dining history” is something we hear often from our guests. Many have been coming for years, and others who grew up hearing stories are now part of the journey themselves. The history is palpable, and the connection people feel is nostalgic in the best way, and we’re proud to be building the next chapter of that legacy.” Special Deals & Events With Mother’s Day approaching, the restaurant is preparing a dedicated three-course menu (€55 per person) - a lovely opportunity to treat mam to a proper Italian meal. Blending the finest Irish produce with confident Italian craftsmanship, the menu offers dishes that that are both elegant and refined. Begin with vibrant starters such as artisanal burrata or sautéed king prawns with ’nduja butter. Mains include wild mushroom and black truffle risotto, free-range chicken cacciatore, fresh cod with lobster jus, and dry-aged Irish sirloin served with Chianti jus. To finish, guests can linger over hazelnut and chocolate tiramisu, Valrhona chocolate fondant, or caramelised apple tart with salted caramel. The Unicorn is also a great shout for a proper girly wine and dine experience. You can enjoy a drink in the No.5 Bar, big bowls of pasta for the table, a round (or two) of tiramisu, and once again an intimate dining space that feels perfect for birthdays, catch-ups or just an overdue night out.  The Unicorn continues to do what it does best, with quality Italian cooking, a fabulous atmosphere and a chef who brings real energy to the pass, alongside staff who make the experience extra special. Interested in dining at The Unicorn? The pre-theatre menu is priced at €32 for a 2-course meal, and €38 for a 3-course meal. The Mother’s Day menu is priced at €55 for a 3-course meal. To view the menu and to make a reservation, visit www.unicornrestaurant.ie Thank you to The Unicorn for inviting us in to preview the new menu. From the kitchen energy to the truffle-topped risotto and beautifully cooked seafood, the food spoke for itself. Service was attentive and welcoming throughout, making the whole experience feel easy and enjoyable. It’s a spot we’d confidently recommend, and one we’ll happily return to.

The Game of Thrones  prequel was released last month on HBO Max. Follow the adventures of Dunk, a wandering knight, and the orphan Egg. The story takes place 89 years before the beginning of Game of Thrones  and 77 years after House of the Dragon . If you’re a fan of this medieval world and vast forests, head to Northern Ireland to discover the filming locations and behind-the-scenes stories! Mourne Mountains, County Down It is one of the most recognizable locations from the first episode and even appears on the series’ official poster. The Mourne Mountains offer a spectacular panoramic view that perfectly matches the show’s epic aesthetic. The site features several hiking routes accessible to all levels. From the Sandbank Road car park, more athletic visitors can climb the peaks, while others may prefer to stay on the trails for a gentler walk. In both cases, the sense of immersion is complete. Anecdote:  Don’t look for the solitary twisted tree… because it isn’t real. It was molded and built in England, then transported to Hen Mountain and secured with cement blocks so it wouldn’t move. (Don’t worry, the blocks were later removed to preserve the landscape.) Glenarm Estate, County Antrim Here, the estate represents Ashford Meadow and was notably used for the jousting tournament scenes thanks to its vast gardens. From April to October, visitors can explore the magnificent gardens, while access to the castle itself is limited to a few dates, as it is still inhabited by the current Viscount. If you wish to extend your stay, you can also book accommodation within the estate. Choose between luxurious sea-view glamping pods, charming stone cottages, or the Barbican Gate, a 19th-century gatekeeper’s house. Anecdote:  A bridge was built and later dismantled for filming, and a stable was installed on site to host the horses and around sixty stunt riders involved in the production. Tollymore Forest Park Located in County Down at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, Tollymore Forest Park is one of the most iconic natural sites used for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms . The Crownlands, already a key setting in Game of Thrones , appear once again in this new series. Walking through this landscape instantly evokes the medieval and heroic atmosphere that defines the show. Anecdote:  Tollymore remains one of the most popular and most visited filming locations in Northern Ireland. Myra Castle Although the castle cannot be visited as it is private property, it remains an unmissable historic site. In the series, it serves two roles: representing Ashford Castle while also appearing in scenes set in Flea Bottom at King’s Landing. If the location looks familiar, that’s because it also portrayed the seat of House Bolton in Game of Thrones . Situated near Downpatrick in County Down, the castle can be admired from the Lecale Way walking route. A perfect place to recharge… and who knows, you might cross paths with Dunk and Egg. While A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms  may be more modest in scale, its landscapes are no less essential, relying very little on CGI. Northern Ireland offers settings that feel both ancient and emotionally charged, making it the perfect backdrop for a tale of wandering knights. Season 2 is already confirmed. Personally, I cannot wait to see what comes next. And you?

'Punch' the little monkey from the Ichikawa City Zoo in Japan has quite literally broken the internet over the weekend with the love for his stuffed monkey toy or you may call it his 'emotional support animal' - here's how you can visit him! How to Visit Punch If you’re planning a trip to Japan, Ichikawa City Zoo is an easy addition to your itinerary. The zoo is located in the Chiba prefecture, around 40-60 minutes from central Tokyo by train. The nearest station to get to Punch is Ōmachi Station ( on the Hokusō Line), followed by a short walk. The zoo is open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (entry until 4 p.m.) Tuesday through Sunday . It is closed every Monday and on public holidays. Adults pay 440 yen (tax included), and children’s tickets cost 110 yen (tax included). That’s about € 2.35 and .50c, respectively. Preschool-aged children can visit for free. There is also a group discount of 20 percent if you’re rolling at least 25 people deep (reservations required). Punch lives in the monkey enclosure, an area usually referred to as the “Monkey Mountain” or macaque group enclosure, where Japanese macaques (snow monkeys) are kept. This is where visitors can see Punch interacting with the other monkeys and carrying his fluffy teddy. You can find more information about the zoo’s hours of operation and ticket pricing here .

5 exceptional places in Ireland and the United Kingdom to immerse yourself in the world of Emily Brontë (Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie not included, I'm as disappointed as you are). Stay in Cathy's room, Holmfield, (England) No, you're not dreaming! Cathy is opening her doors to welcome you to stay in her specially designed room at Holdsworth House. This is part of an Airbnb experience that is open to selected guests, so you can try your luck from February 20 at 12 p.m! Immerse yourself in Cathy's world, enjoy her favorite breakfast, visit the Brontë parsonage, or go horseback riding in the beautiful countryside of West Yorkshire. But don't panic if you're not selected, you can still enjoy the beautiful rooms offered by this rustic hotel and their Brontë Country Getaway package. A place steeped in history with a romantic and poetic atmosphere, ideal for spending a timeless moment. Simonstone Hall, Yorkshire (England) Located in the heart of Brontë country, this hotel is an institution. Margot Robbie stayed here while filming Wuthering Heights, and it's easy to see why. With its Victorian elegance and the wild beauty of the Yorkshire Dales landscape, this place perfectly embodies the world of the film. The spacious rooms and wood paneling are reminiscent of Thrushcross Grange. It's the ideal place if you want to immerse yourself in the world of Emily Brontë. Wilton Castle, Enniscorthy (Ireland) You don't necessarily have to go to England to find this mystical atmosphere. This Irish castle surrounded by forests and wild meadows, where time seems to stand still, offers an extraordinary setting. With its stone towers, large Gothic windows, and majestic suites, Wilton Castle immediately immerses visitors in a setting worthy of Wuthering Heights. It's the perfect place to immerse yourself in a dramatic romantic atmosphere. Adare Manor (Co. Limerick, Ireland) With its neo-Gothic architecture, vast gardens, and almost surreal atmosphere, Adare Manor embodies dramatic romanticism. The majestic corridors, carved fireplaces, and elegant lounges create a refined ambiance reminiscent of the passionate settings of Wuthering Heights. The estate covers more than 340 hectares, offering a secluded and intimate retreat, suspended in time. A spectacular location for an immersive experience, combining elegance and romantic poetry. Jacob, where are you? The Devonshire Arms Hotel (Yorkshire, England) Located in the heart of Yorkshire, the region that inspired the world of Wuthering Heights, The Devonshire Arms Hotel offers an authentic setting that perfectly captures the romantic and tormented spirit of the famous novel. The estate is surrounded by nature with over 130km of walking trails, passing cultural sites and beautiful landscapes for those who wish to take peaceful strolls. An ideal destination for those who dream of living, for the duration of a stay, in the heart of a passionate and timeless novel. Whether it's the historic elegance of Wilton Castle or the literary charm of The Devonshire Arms Hotel, each location invites you to enjoy an immersive experience worthy of the novel Wuthering Heights. Powerful landscapes, architecture steeped in history, and that feeling of being cut off from the world.

Irish fans can mark their calendars as global pop powerhouse Kesha has confirmed a Dublin date as part of her 2026 tour. The singer will take to the stage at 3Arena on Saturday, 21 March 2026, bringing her high-energy live show back to Ireland. The Dublin performance forms part of her major UK and European run, supporting her forthcoming album .(PERIOD), set for release this summer. The tour signals a bold new chapter for the artist, who has continued to reinvent her sound while maintaining the unapologetic, celebratory spirit that first propelled her to international fame. In addition to her Dublin headline date, the singer is also scheduled to perform at Live At The Marquee  in Cork later in 2026 on July 7th, giving fans across the country another opportunity to catch the tour. With demand expected to be strong, the 3Arena show is shaping up to be one of the standout pop events on Ireland’s 2026 music calendar. For tickets, visit 3arena.ie .