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There are few better ways to discover the character of Ireland’s Ancient East than by wandering through the gardens and grounds of its great houses.

There are places in Ireland where the past does not feel distant. It rises from the landscape in weathered stone, in the curve of an ancient hill, in the hush of a ruined abbey, and in the stories that seem to linger on the wind. Nowhere is this sense of living history more enchanting than in Ireland’s Ancient East — a region where thousands of years of human imagination, faith, conflict and creativity have left their mark upon the land.

Waterford has officially gone to the dogs – in the very best way. The county has unveiled its brand-new Pawsport, an imaginative stamp-collecting travel guide celebrating the region’s most dog-friendly destinations. Designed for four-legged adventurers and their humans, it’s an invitation to explore Ireland’s oldest city and its stunning countryside, taking in scenic walks, heritage attractions, delicious dining spots, and welcoming accommodation – all with tails wagging.

Festival-goers are invited to bathe in the forest at the two-day ‘Restival’ wellness festival this May bank holiday weekend at Mount Congreve Gardens in Co. Waterford.

Insider feels the pain of all those who have been affected by the recent flooding events in Galway city. Nor should we forget farmers in the county, who are still feeling the effects of the incessant rainfall.