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Dual Australia-UK and Australia-Ireland citizens will no longer be able to enter the UK on their Australian passports.

What you need to know about UK’s new entry rules starting this week

Do you need to renew your UK or Irish passport? What if you have automatic UK citizenship? What you need to know about this week’s change.

  • Michael Gebicki
The Library Bar.

History lovers will dig this newly opened Dublin hotel

During renovation work at The Hoxton, Dublin, archaeologists uncovered artefacts and bones from the city’s Viking and medieval past, along with remnants of Dubh Linn, the tidal pool that gave the city its name.

  • Julietta Jameson
Jaw-dropping: Ireland’s Cliffs of Moher.

Australians stay longer in this country than anyone else. It’s not enough

Ireland might only be slightly larger than Tasmania, but two weeks is barely enough to scratch the surface of the Emerald Isle.

  • Steve McKenna
Tea room.

Like your hotels predictable? This quirky Dublin hotel isn’t for you

Don’t be fooled by its prime, Victorian exterior. The Wilder Townhouse lives up to its moniker, and makes for one memorable stay.

  • Natasha Bazika
Tootling in Ireland.

After getting hit by a car, I swore off cycling. A trip changed my mind

I used to adore cycling. Well, I loved what I called “tootling”. There was no Lycra involved, just the joy of the careful and low-speed scenic ride.

  • Julietta Jameson
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Lough Erne.

No tropical beaches, but this island is still a paradise

Escape to one of the loveliest places in Ireland not for sun, but for soul.

  • Brian Johnston
The Trinity College Long Room, with “Gaia” in the distance.

A small country with an epic history for book lovers

You’d expect a place that birthed so many great writers to be home to some of the world’s most beautiful libraries – and bookshops.

  • Keith Austin
The Cliffs of Moher on the Wild Atlantic Way, County Clare.

A craic, castle and Guinness-filled road trip through Ireland

Ireland is an island full of saints, so it’s hardly surprising to encounter a small miracle.

  • Keith Austin
Slieve League

For a small country, this place’s cultural influence is gigantic

The way to truly enjoy Ireland is not to see the sights but to listen.

  • Brian Johnston
Spectacular audio-visuals shape the new Book of Kells Experience at Trinity College, Dublin.

One of Europe’s greatest treasures as you’ve never seen it before

A dramatic high-tech display of a 1200-year-old book is just one of the highlights that modern Dublin has to offer.

  • Steve McKenna