A New York City neighborhood dubbed 'Little Ireland' is only a short 30-minute train ride away from the center of the Big Apple and boasts affordable housing and a rich history. Just off the ...

The Little Ireland neighborhood in the Bronx is one of the only Irish enclaves in New York City that still attracts recent Irish immigrants. The neighborhood has a mix of Irish-American families ...

A few blocks west of O'Connell Street is Jameson Distillery Bow Street, which showcases one of Ireland's favorite ... Island and St. Anne's Park in the neighborhood of Dollymount.

Temple Bar is Dublin's main tourist neighborhood, where pints of beer ... Take a day trip to one of Ireland's beach towns. One of the best things about living in Dublin is its proximity to great ...

Connemara Patch in St. Paul, Minnesota began as a community of Irish immigrants, mostly Catholic, in the early 1880s.

A New York City neighborhood dubbed 'Little Ireland' is only a short 30 minutes away from the center of the Big Apple and has tons of affordable housing and a rich history.