 A Dingle, County Kerry Genealogy Helper
 - Resources and strategies to search for your Kerry ancestors.- Achill247.com
- Features information on artists and writers that have lived and worked on Achill Island. Also includes a daily poem by local writer Anne Kelly.
- Ahernes Seafood Restaurant & Luxury Hotel
- Offers rooms with a "Seafood View".
- Airneán
- Traditional Irish touring group available for ceilí, performances, etc. Specialise in school's bookings and shows.
- Anam Cara Writer's and Artist's Retreat
- Year-round Irish retreat for writers and artists. Overlooking Coulagh Bay and the mountains and farmlands of sub-tropical Beara Peninsula in West Cork.
- Ancient Eire
- History of Ancient Ireland in words and images.
- Ancient Ireland
- Monthly history magazine which looks at significant events from the time of the Ancient World of the Celts, up through the Middle Ages and into the Renaissance.
 Andrews, Thomas
- Chief designer of RMS Titanic. This site contains information on the life and work of this tragic hero, who went down with his ship after assisting passengers to lifeboats.- Anna Livia International Opera Festival
- Annual festival.
- Aran Islands Prose and Poetry Festival
- Features readings from celebrated international and Irish authors, lectures, workshops, and more. August 14-21, 1999.
- Archeire - Irish Architecture Online
- Gateway to Irish architecture with discussion, news, competitions, events, and architectural history.
- Archive Awareness Month 2003
- Promotion across the U.K. and Ireland in which local and national archives will host special events celebrating the wealth of archival treasures.
- Armstrong, Ken
- Writer of theatre and radio plays, films, stories, and more.
- Art Guide - Britain and Ireland
- Comprehensive guide to art, museums, galleries and exhibitions in the U.K. and Ireland.
- Art Ireland Exhibition
- Exhibition of Irish and international art. at Simmonscourt Pavilion in the RDS, Dublin.
- Art Teachers Association of Ireland (ATAI)
- Links art teachers from all parts of the country, socially and professionally.
- Art.ie
- Offers comprehensive listings for arts, cultural, and entertainment events throughout Ireland.
- artirl
- Features the works of contemporary professional Irish artists. The collection includes modern art, abstract art, and sculptures in silver and bronze.
- Artists Association of Ireland
- Resource for professional visual artists.
- Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon
- Established to stimulate public interest in and promote the knowledge, appreciation, and practice of the arts.
- Bagenalstown Festival 2002
- Provides details on the events taking place including concerts, exhibits, rides, and an arts and crafts fair.
- Balgair PhotoGallery Ireland
- Pictures from the green island.
- Ballet Ireland
- Offers details of performances and background on the company.
- Ballinacree Historical Society
- Features a photographic overview of the half-parish of Ballinacree.
- Ballindoolin House and Gardens
- Features information about tours of the house built in 1822 by Humphrey Bor, as well as the surrounding garden, trails, and other attractions.
- Ballinskelligs Inn
- Includes information on a range of local amenities. Also features restaurant facilities.
- Bandon War Memorial
- Dedicated to the soldiers of Bandon and district who died during the World Wars.
- Bantry House and Gardens
- Seat of Richard White, First Earl of Bantry, and his decendants. Includes the French Armada Exhibition Centre.
- Barefield Ceili Band
- Consists of three bands: under 12, under 15, and under 18 years.
- Barrett, Julie
- Painting in oils on paper. Subjects are figurative abstract, dealing with communication between ourselves and others.
- Barrett, Oliver
- News, biography, and recording details for the Irish performer.
- Belfast Group, The
- Overview of the influential poetry workshop led by Philip Hobsbaum, and later by Seamus Heaney. Site includes biographies of the poets and a searchable database of their poems.
- Belturbet Youth Band
- Youth band providing music for festivals, street carnivals, football games. Include ccordions, whistles, percussion and colourguard.
- Belvedere House Gardens & Park
- 18th century stately home situated on the shores of Lough Ennell with walled garden, walks, follies, and visitor centre.
- Berry Lodge
- Provides accommodation, restaurant facilities, and cookery tuition.
- Bettyann Norton Theatre School & Agency
- Offers speech and drama courses for children and adults.
- Biddy Early Brewery
- Offers details on Ireland's first Pub Brewery.
- Big Chill
- Three piece cover band for weddings and corporate events.
- Blairs Inn
- Pub in the heart of the country, near Blarney, speciallising in good food with traditional Irish Music.
- Blue Raincoat Theatre Company
- Grounded in a number of influential European, Japanese, and American disciplines.
- Boran, Pat
- Poet and writer whose works include The Shape of Water and Ireland: An Encyclopedia for the Bewildered.
- Boston Irish Famine Memorial
- Tribute to an entire generation of Irish men, women, and children whose lives were disrupted by a series of events that comprised The Irish Famine.
- Brennan, Helen
- Features the work of this contemporary Irish artist. Includes landscapes, portraits, seascapes, and commissions.
- Britton, Barry
- Offering surf art, music posters, prints, and original drawings.
- Burren College of Art
- BFA courses, summer schools, weekend workshops in the grounds of a 16th Century castle.
- Bushe's Bar
- Popular stopping off point for visiting sailors and tourists to the south west of Ireland.
- Byrne, T.J.
- Displays a gallery of watercolours and oil paintings.
- Cactus Jacks
- Located in the Latin Quarter.
- Cafe Gusto
- Contemporary eatery serving coffee, speciality teas, and a selection of food.
- Caisleáin Óir
- By Leslie Long and Kathleen Ruddy. Set in rural Ireland during the late 19th century and early 20th century. Story of childhood romance and the pursuit of destiny.
- Callery
- Features interpretations of the name Callery and looks at where Callerys came from and where they live now. Includes historical information and family poetry.
- Camille
- Solo artist known for her passionate and dramatic interpretations of the songs of Jacques Brel and Kurt Weill.
- Carlow Session & Traditional Irish Music Club
- Dedicated to the promotion of Irish Music, song and dance in Carlow Town's pubs. Local irish bands also featured. Monthly and forthnightly sessions hosted.
- Carroll, Michael
- Casey's Public House
- Features a brief history of the pub, golf society, and more.
- Casey, Michael & Kevin
- Features unique bogwood sculptures created from Irish bog oak and bog yew.
- Castles of Galway
- Includes photographs and brief histories of Norman castles, Irish tower houses, fortified mansions, and others.
- Cathedral Youth Choir
- CeltScript
- Michael Everson's ongoing effort to reproduce historical Gaelic fonts and to create new ones in the Celtic tradition.
- Ceol Chiarrai Traditional Group, The
- Group performing Irish music, dance, and stories.
- Chapters of Dublin
- Offers historical information about Dublin including maps, articles, photos, illustrations, and more.
- Charleville Castle
- Charleville Castle is located in the town of Tullamore, near the Shannon River, in Ireland's most ancient primordial oak woods, once the haunting grounds of Ireland's druids.
- Chester Beatty Library
- Houses a collection of Islamic manuscripts, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, and other oriental art.
- Chez Youen Restaurant
- Breton fish restaurant.
- Christine Hughes Ceramics
- Designs and produces ceramic vessels, lighting, and giftware in a range of subtle colours and simple forms.
- Churches of Great Island
- Includes histories of the chruches in this area.
- Churchtown Village Renewal Trust
- Includes local information, virtual tour, accommodation, and what to do in Churchtown.
- CIRCA Art Magazine
- Magazine of Ireland's visual arts and culture.
- Citadels, The
- Official site of the Irish folk/rock/pop band.
- Clans of Ireland, The
- Features clan lists, famous Irish people, related links, and more.
- Clarenbridge Oyster Festival
- Celebrating everything that is good in life, including the finest food and drink, the best of entertainment, the forging and maintenance of lifelong friendships, and the Clarenbridge Oyster.
- Clarke, Bob Carlos
- Offering fine art photographic prints, featuring models and landscapes.
- Classic Listowel
- Features showtimes, film news, cinema information, trailers, and more
- Classical Music Ireland
- Performs music for any occasion anywhere in Ireland. Weddings are a speciality. Also offers bow re-hairing services.
- Clive Smith's UK Genealogy Page
- Reference books and maps on U.K. and (a little) Irish genealogy, heraldry and topography.
- Club Heresy
- Club in Limerick where people can bring there own music to be played.
- Club Sandwich
- Breakfast and sandwich bar which offers eat in, take out, delivery, and fax services.
- Coleman Irish Music Centre
- Dedicated to ensuring that the tradition of Irish music remains a living one, and that it continues to be enjoyed by all ages and nationalities.
- Collins, Ailbe
- Features the work of this Irish artist.
- Comedy Cellar, The
- Comedy club where top U.K. comics like Ardal O'Hanlon (Dougal in Father Ted) and Perrier Award winner Dylan Moran cut their comedy teeth.
- Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann
- Promoting the music, culture and arts of Ireland at home and abroad. Official site, containing branches and event information, audio, and video samples.
- Comhaltas Mullinavat
- Irish dancing, Fleadh pictures, and movies.
- Commissioners of Irish Lights
- General lighthouse authority for all of Ireland and its adjacent seas and islands. The Commisioners of Irish Lights finance, manage, and maintain Irish lighthouses and light stations.
- Commons Cafe
- Located at the National Concert Hall in Dublin. Offers Also caters for corporate and conference events.
- Connolly, John
- Irish author of the crime thrillers Every Dead Thing, Dark Hollow, and The Killing Kind, featuring private detective Charlie Parker. Includes biography.
- Coolmine Drama Circle
- Amateur drama group based in Dublin 15.
- Cork Cinemas
- Includes what's showing, coming soon, and trailers for the Gate Multiplex and Cinema World.
- Cork Opera House
- Features online booking, a what's on guide, and more.
- Cormac, Boydell
- Features gallery and information on his ceramic works, drawings, and sculptures.
- Cormican
- Trace down your ancestors from America to Ireland.
- Cosy Thatch Pub
- Offering traditional Irish accommodations, food, drink, and entertainment in the village of Kilmeadan.
- County Tipperary Historical Society
- Creates a forum for unpublished works, research, and more.
- Courtney, Pete
- Singer and songwriter from Ireland performing alternative pop music. Contains bio, photos, music, and gigs.
- Coyne, Rod
- Using acrylics on canvas and paper, offers gallery of work and artist information.
- Crafts Council of Ireland
- National design and economic development agency for the craft industry offering advice to government agencies, promotion, and vocational training.
- Creative Ireland
- The Irish Creative Design Community Website incorporating Portfolio Ireland. Read news and reviews, chat in design discussion forums, and more.
- Cronin's Irish Pub
- Full of memorabilia, maritime and local history.
- Cuckoos Nest Pub
- 17th century coachhouse.
- Cuisle Avondhu
- Community based organisation promoting, teaching, and enjoying traditional Irish muisc, song, and culture.
- Culchie Festival
- Takes place every year on the October bank holiday weekend.
- Cunningham, Danny
- Features river painting and seascapes of this Waterford based artist.
- Curling, Peter
- Sporting artist best known for his depiction of the horse.
- Dermots.com
- Features a selection of photographs depicting Irish landscape, people, architecture, and more.
- Des-Ire
- Intended to become a central resource for Irish design.
- DiCamillo Companion to British and Irish Country Houses, The
- Online database of country houses built in Britain and Ireland from circa 1500 to 1945, standing or demolished.
- Dolan, Lucy
- Features Celtic pottery inspired by the archaeological treasures of Ireland.
- Donegal Fiddle Pages, The
- Donleavy, J.P.
- Compendium of resources relating to his books, plays, art, audio, video, and related miscellany.
- Drama Studies Centre
- Driscoll
- Tracing the family from County Cork, Ireland, to the Bendigo Goldfields of Victoria, Australia, from the 1850s to the present.
- Dublin Chamber Music Group
- Dublin City Directory 1850 - Index
- Lists surnames of householders and business owners in yesteryear Dublin.
- Dublin City Ramblers, The
- Band from Ireland entertaining people at home and abroad for over 25 years.
- Dublin Film Festival
- Dublin Fringe Festival
- Supports and showcases the work of emerging artists. Held annually in October and September.
- Dublin in Bits
- Tour of Dublin and gallery of pictures, using both digital and traditional photography, giving a flavour of the city of Jonathan Swift, James Joyce and Roddy Doyle.
- Dublin Institute of Technology - School of Photography
- A gallery and reading room plus course and college details.
- Dublin International Organ & Choral Festival
- Annual event that features the pipe organ in a wide range of instrumental groupings.
- Dublin Music Collective
- Helps local musicians and bands achieve their potential by offering advice and services.
- Dublin Pubs.com
- Guide to local pubs with food and traditional music. Also points to hotels and other accommodations.
- Dublin Theatre Festival
- Offering the best in Irish and international theatre.
- Dublin University Photographic Association
- Dublin Writers Festival
- Annual festival of Irish and international poetry and fiction, taking place in mid June.
- Dublin Zoo
- Contains information about the zoo, the animals, conservation, and education.
- Duggan / Dugan / Dougan
- Includes family newsletter and archive.
- Dunamaise Theatre and Centre for the Arts
- Includes theatre, exhibition gallery, restaurant, and workshop spaces.
- Dunbrody: Ireland's Historic Emigrant Ship
- Replica of the Dunbrody, which carried many emigrants from Ireland to the New World from 1845 to 1870. Includes history, information on tours, and photographs.
- Dungarvan Museum Society
- Offers information on Irish and Waterford history.
- Dunne, Joe
- Offers landscape and semi-abstract suburban interpretations.
- Dunnings
- Offers accommodation, food, drink, Internet, and email facilities.
- Dysert O'Dea Castle
- A 15th Century strong house located between Ennis and Corofin in County Clare Ireland. The castle has won the 'County Clare Tourism Award'.
- East Cork Camera Group
- Aims to increase people's knowledge and appreciation of photography.
- Eden Drama Society - Edenderry
- Bringing drama and musicals to County Offaly.
- Edgeworths
- About the Edgeworth family from Edgeworthstown, Co. Longford which included novelist Maria Edgeworth.
- Egan, Felim
- Contemporary Irish painter.
- Eigse Mrs Crotty Concertina Festival
- Celebrates with concertina classes, ceili, and a concert in memory of Elizabeth Crotty. Runs August 16-19th, 2001.
- Eivers
- Combined history and family trees of Eivers/Evers emigrants. Includes name variants Heever and MacKeever.
- Elves, Ben
- Landscape and architectural prints in colour and monochrome of the northwest of Ireland.
- Ennis, Alan
- Includes landscapes, events, and details of current projects.
- Escape
- Vegetarian restaurant and coffee house.
- Ethical Junction
- Provides information and facilities for ethical trading and organisations. Includes a shopping centre, an ethical organisations only search engine, and a directory of businesses and interests.
- European Culture Week
- Hosted by the Ennis based Clanna Mileadha (Milesians) group. Runs from 11th to 18th August, 2002.
- Faithfield, Rory
- Official site of the Australian singer-songwriter.
- Feeney, Harry
- Includes caricatures, monochromes, silhouettes, and landscape painting with oils and watercolours.
- Fianna Study Group Guide to Irish Genealogy
- Information, instruction, hints and how-to's and links for folks researching their Irish ancestors.
- Fibbers
- Heavy metal bar in the centre of Dublin. Also known as Club Aquarium.
- FitzGibbon, Peter Sutton
- Murals, trompe l'oeil, decorative painting, and faux finishes, corporate and residential.
- Flora Millar Dance
- Offers dance tuition in a number of Dublin venues.
- Folk Music Society of Ireland/Cumann Cheol Tire Eireann
- Working to encourage interest in traditional music in Ireland and its practice.
- FOTA Wildlife Park.
- Free-range wildlife environment, with animals specifically suited to the Irish climate.
- French, Philip and Kate
- Online painting and sculpture galleries.
- G, Mickey
- Showcasing a collection of animations, Flash designs, illustrations, and more.
- Gaiety School of Acting
- Offers courses in acting, drama, theatre, auditions, writing, television, and film.
- Gaiety Theatre
- Opened in 1871. Venue for popular musical shows, opera, ballet, dance, and drama.
- Gallery of Photography
- Sponsors exhibitions of both internationally renowned and Irish photographers.
- Galway Arts Festival
- Annual event. Runs until Sunday 29th July 2001.
- Galway Film Fleadh
- Runs from July 9th - 14th 2002 with a programme of over fifty international features and documentaries.
- Galway On-Line Events Database
- Garvey, John - Inspired by Poetry
- Features poems relating to relationships, love, and spirituality.
- Gerard Manley Hopkins Society
- Glenareen Restaurant
- Traditional food served in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.
- Glin Castle
- Stands proudly in the middle of 500 acres of wooded demesne on the banks of the River Shannon.
- Glór - Irish Music Centre
- Home of traditional music celebrating the diversity and vibrancy of Irish music. Programmes reflect a variety of styles, traditions, and genres as well as other arts activities.
- Goblet, The
- Offers two lounge bars and a restaurant.
- Great Famine Commemoration
- Provides historic information about the Irish Potato Famine as well as examining the natural history of the blight.
- Grellan Delaney and Sons
- Guggi
- Official site of the Virgin Prune-turned-artist.
- Guild of Irish Lacemakers
- Organisation for lacemakers interested in Irish laces and techniques.
- Guinness Jazz Festival
- Takes place during the last weekend of October each year in Cork, Ireland.
- Guinness Storehouse
- Virtual tour of the converted brewery in Dublin.
- H-Albion
- Encourages scholarly discussion of British and Irish history and makes available diverse bibliographical, research and teaching aids.
- Hal Pino's
- Restaurant and winebar taking their influences mostly from Mediterranean and Eastern cuisine.
- Half Moon Theatre
- Features club nights, theatre, and live music nights.
- Hall, John
- Showcases landscapes and seascapes of Ireland using long exposure and "light-painting" techniques.
- Harper, Chris
- Specialises in scenic paintings of Mayo and Ireland's west coast. Also commissions cartoon animations and paintings from photographs.
- Harveys Point Restaurant and Country Hotel
- Country hotel in a loch side and mountain setting with 60 en-suite bedrooms. Offers French cuisine in their award winning restaurant and a relaxing atmosphere.
- Heritage Council, The
- Statutory body that proposes policies and priorities for the identification, protection, preservation, and enhancement of the national heritage of Ireland.
- Heron's Cove
- Features bed and breakfast accommodation and seafood restaurant.
- Hibernian Chamber Orchestra
- Plays a wide range of symphonic and chamber works by Irish and international composers.
- Higgins, Rita Ann
- Gutsy, anarchic poet and dramatist who has been a literary outsider writing from inside Irish society.
- Highways, Traffic & Transport Management 2001
- Event for local authorities and industry professionals located at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh 17-18 October, 2001 and the RDS in Dublin 29-29 November, 2001.
- Historic Irish Castles
- Historical Research Ireland
- Provides a guide to researching your Irish ancestors.
- History Ireland
- Illustrated quarterly magazine produced by professional historians.
- History of the Irish Famine
- In-depth history of the Irish Famine, with bibliography and related links.
- Inis Theatre
- Founded by actors Iseult Golden and Carmel Stephens. Features reviews, production details, and info.
- Insight
- Offers new perspectives in Irish Studies, including archaeology, literature, history, and ecology.
- International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award
- Annual award for literary novels written in the English language or published in English translation.
- Ireland and World War I
- Online memorial to Bernard Reid, writer, nationalist, and one of many Irish soldiers of World War I.
- Ireland Facts and History
- Including its economy, politics, and culture.
- Ireland Genealogy Information
- How to start the search for your Irish roots. Research your ancestry with Ireland Genealogy Information's search engine, forum, or Gaelic surname glossary.
- Ireland: Light, Body and Soul
- Photographic essay of spiritual places, by Justin Knecht.
- Irish Ancestors
- Published by The Irish Times on the Web, this site is an extensive genealogical guide and resource for anyone interested in exploring their Irish heritage.
- Irish Ancestral Pages
- Aims to promote and encourage Irish genealogy and help those researching their Irish ancestry.
- Irish Ancestral Research Association
- Nonprofit organisation for the study of Irish genealogy and history.
- Irish Arts Review
- Annual journal of the arts in Ireland.
- Irish Chamber Orchestra
- Dedicated to providing quality, contemporary classical Irish music performances.
- Irish Family History Foundation
- Network of government approved genealogical research centres in the Republic and Northern Ireland which have computerised Irish ancestral records of different types.
- Irish Family History Society
- Publishes an annual journal containing many Irish lineages.
- Irish Famine: 1845-9
- Brief description of the "Great Hunger."
- Irish Genealogy
- Resources to trace your family tree from the Family Education Network.
- Irish Harp Orchestra
- Touring company features up to 16 harpers and 8 other musicians, singers, and a team of up to 32 dancers.
- Irish History 1845-1848: The Great Hunger
- Briefly describes the failures of the potato crops in 1845 and 1848, the formation of the Fenians, and the land war the followed in the 1870s and 1880s.
- Irish History on the Web
- Includes Irish Studies, history of the famine, Northern Ireland, unionist history, timelines, and more.
- Irish Landmark Trust, The
- Restores smaller buildings of historic importance such as lighthouses and castles. These beautiful dwellings are rented for self-catering holidays.
- Irish Landscape Institute
- Discusses the planning, design and management of the external environment in urban and rural locations.
- Irish Memorial at Penn's Landing, The
- Bronze sculpture commemorating the sesquicentennial of the Irish Famine as well as Irish immigration to the U.S.
- Irish Museum of Modern Art
- National institution dedicated to the collection and preservation of modern and contemporary art.
- Irish Nova Scotian Genealogy Conference
- Post queries on Irish Nova Scotian Ancestors.
- Irish Paint Magic
- Offers painting workshops given by David Willis using the Bob Ross "wet on wet" technique.
- Irish Photographers
- For and about professional photographers working in Ireland.
- Irish Proclamation of Independence
- Irish Resources in the Humanities
- Provides sites of archaeology, architecture, geography, history, archives, libraries, art, and literature.
- Irish School of Landscape Painting
- Full schedule for summer courses and fine examples of the artists paintings.
- Irish Script On Screen - Meamram Páipéar Ríomhaire
- Creating digital images of Irish manuscripts to provide exposure to Ireland's cultural heritage and contribute to the conservation of these valuable books and documents.
- Irish Sports Acrobatics
- Official site with information on competitions, pictures, links, contacts, and more.
- Irish Theatre Resource
- Lists all Irish theatre companies, venues, festivals and dance groups, and includes an event guide.
- Irish Titanic Historical Society
- Irish Traditional Music Archive
- A reference archive and resource centre for the traditional song, music, and dance of Ireland.
- Irish Writers Centre
- News of our events and other resources.
- Island Ireland: Arts and Music
- Links to traditional and classical music resources, information on set and step dancing, and current cultural events and exhibits.
- Island Ireland: Literature
- Links to help you find Irish writers, literary journals, poetry, fiction and more.
- Island Theatre Company
- Background information on the company, including up-to-date programme news, history, and policies.
- iVenus.com
- Comprehensive online lifestyle services for women. Features culture, entertainment, and finance.
- J Mc Laughlin's
- Pub in original condition with traditional features such as a stone floor, wooden seats and counter, cast iron fireplace, snug, and an outside toilet.
- Jacob's Ladder Restaurant
- In the heart of the city.
- Jaipur
- Includes map and online menu.
- John Fallons Pub
- Traditional Irish pub in the Coombe, dating back to the early 17th century.
- John R's
- Specialising in home bakery and prepared foods.
- Johnny Fox's Pub
- Jones, Liam
- Irish landscape paintings.
- Kane, Liz
- Features a portfolio of recent work by the Irish artist who specialises in textured abstract paintings.
- Kavanagh Family
- Overview of the origin and early history of the Kavanagh clan/family.
- Kilkenny Gospel Choir
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