Irish Fireside

A look at mobile phone options for those traveling to Ireland as well as some listener mail and a song from Craic Wisely.

An overview of iPhone service in Ireland, as well as it's capabilities for easy photo uploads, blogging and photo blogging.

Corey has returned from Ireland and he's sharing some of your comments and feedback.

It's Posh Day and Corey enjoys High Tea, some theatre and some swanky accommodations.

Corey discovers a favorite Dublin attraction and laments his sub-standand accommodations.

Corey stays in a Dublin Hostel and spends the evening with Johnny Daly from Celtic Folk Tours.

Corey is on-the-road and visits rugged Achill Island in County Mayo.

Still on the road, Corey changes things up with a visit to the sea.

Corey is on-the-road and visits some Roscommon sites and finds himself in an ancient underground room.

Corey chats about the beautiful days Ireland has been having this week.

We take a tour of Knockpatrick Gardens in County Limerick and answer some listener mail. Enhanced podcast...also available as an MP3 at www.irishfireside.com.

Spring is on its way, and we're heading to the Gardens of Ireland. Plus, Liam sings the Tipperary Waltz.

We celebrate the Irish language in song as Emer de Barra talks to us about Oireachtas na Gaeilge.

We continue our look at Belfast and chat some more with Heidi from Belfast In Your Pocket.

Heidi from Belfast In Your Pocket gives us a local's perspective of the celebrations that happen in Belfast and throughout Northern Ireland on July 12th.

We continue our interview with Ireland Expert Pat Preston. In this episode, she shares with us all kinds of details about Irish travel.

We welcome a very special guest, Ireland Expert Pat Preston. In this episode, she shares with us all kinds of details about Irish travel.

We chat with listener Bill Sweeney about his experience obtaining dual citizenship...without ever having to leave the United States. Sorry about some of the sound quality.

We kick off the New Year with some memories of winter in Ireland. Then we chat with some experts in Irish B&Bs.

Lullaby for Caoilte is our Christmas tradition here at the Irish Fireside. Enjoy. FYI: Nollaig shona dhuit=Happy Christmas in Irish