Under Lockdown: 8 Easy Peasy Homemade Cocktails  

With lockdowns being enforced across Europe many pubs, bars and restaurants are shut leaving us stuck at home on our Friday night. A recent trend sweeping across social media is turning people's homes into nightclubs as a source of entertainment for families and those that miss their usual nightlife fix. This handy list of super easy homemade cocktails  is here to help you create your very own ‘night out’ while inside during lockdown.

Whether it’s an after work pint or a weekend bar crawl, it’s doesn’t get much better than a traditional Irish bar. A welcoming door where the Guinness is creamy and the craic is ninety.

When it comes to a finding a great spacious pub in Dublin for some after work pint with your mates or big get togethers where the music doesn’t drown each other’s voices, the choices are pretty limited.

As everybody knows Spain has a tradition of making good beer, but Spanish’s have not a good reputation off from Spain. So, it this blog post I am going to show you which ones are the top 10 Spanish beers, according to judges of the World Beer Challenge.

This annual event has been taken place in different places around the world, and this year is going to take place in Estoril, Portugal, during the 28th and 31st of May. In this championship participate more than 600 brands worldwide and there are 21 countries represented, but only 7 countries go to the final.

What's the most frustrating thing when it comes to flying? The long journey, the discomfort of the plane, the jet lag? There is a case to be made for all these however one thing springs to mind as being more notable than the rest. That’s it you guess it, delayed flights! Nothing can upset your mood or plans more than potentially wasting up to 12 hours of your time waiting for your flight to haul. But not to worry, with every cloud there is a silver lining and we've got ten of them! Here are ten things you can do to occupy your time whilst your flight has been delayed.

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Next stop: Belfast!

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After a few days exploring all the corners of the Republic of Ireland, Emerald Travel really recommends exchanging your euros for pounds to see a whole new side of the Emerald Isle. Here are our 5 key recommendations for visiting students to do in Belfast, keeping you enjoying your stay in Ireland and on a budget. We have scoured the city from top to bottom, and looked at options for things to do from five key angles: culture to take in, activities to do, where to eat, where to sleep, and where to celebrate!  Below are our top picks for a Northern Irish Adventure! 

In recent years Dublin is steadfastly developing a vibrant ‘dive bar’ and social scene that is far from the typical upmarket joints that have previously dominated the streets (think Sam’s or Cafe en Seine). Joining the likes of The Bernard Shaw, The Big Romance and Riot are two newcomers who are bringing a whole new look and feel to the city. Introducing: Ohana and Anti Social.