Thoughts from Brendan Buck, a town planning consultant.

Irish ladies writing about everything from pop culture to politics, and fashion to feminism.

Offering recipes, permaculture diary and thoughts on spirituality.

Follow the adventures of Dog-Dog and Long Grass. The Dublin artist blogs as he rides across Europe.

An American married to an Irish man blogs about their cottage in the West of Ireland.

Provides breaking news stories and sports reports.

Blog offers entertaining portraits for companies and events.

Details things that are happening in the Hotel and in the surrounding area of Cobh, Co. Cork.

Tralee native professes to be an Irish crapologist with only one kidney, which is a good conversation starter.

Devoted to the preservation, restoration and celebration of traditional Irish cottages.

Blogger talks about rights, politics, fluffy links, and local events.

Focuses on the joys of starting an IT empire in central Ireland.

The Irish auction site provides news of the site and new features added.

A regularly updated pictorial narrative of the wildlife around Raphoe, Co. Donegal, Ireland.

Collaborative blog commenting, often humorously, on events in and around Dublin.

Group blog with postings on Irish life, culture, news and politics.

Current affairs commentary from one of Ireland's best known bloggers.

Irish blog covering technology, news and commentary.

Getting up close and personal with Ireland's wildlife.

Wide ranging blog covering all manner of Irish archaeological topics.

Group blog covering Irish news, politics and current affairs from across the whole political spectrum.

Recording images of Ireland's wildlife.

Reporting on Dublin's nature and the activities of this group.

Discusses events and local interest items concerned with Carlow Town, Co Carlow.

Volunteer organisation that exists to inspire students, parents and the community through a positive spotlight on achievement.

Keeping readers up to date with parties, events and premieres in Dublin.

Views and commentary on Ireland offered by Brendan Smith, educationalist, environmentalist and community campaigner.

Gives an Irish perspective on climate change and sustainability issues.

Comprehensive resource site for local Irish textiles. For practitioners, designers, hobbyists, and visiting tourists.