The Great Travels of Sue

1. It's mainly full of English and Irish people anyway  2. You end up eating a full English breakfast every day 3. You rely entirely...

So I just checked this and can't believe it's been over a month since I last updated. I promise to write something in the next few d...

This blog has gone through a few updates, and I've decided to update the design again. I changed it at the start of the year to make...

Wexford, known as the 'Sunny South East' and home of the 'yellow bellies'. The latter makes us sound quite cowardly, but as ...

This will be the first in a series about some Irish destinations and what they have to offer! Since I am Irish myself I would like to be...

There is arguably nothing worse than when all your family, friends, neighbours, co-workers and casual acquaintances all go on holiday and yo...

I have been absent from the radio sphere for the past two weeks, but I will be making a triumphant comeback this Tuesday 8th April at 12pm (...

Last week I was discussing fabulous New York city with self-proclaimed expert Tom Horan. Listen back here: The Travel Show ...

So here we are in March, the days are getting longer, blue skies are creeping in, daffodils are blooming. . .and it's time to get bookin...

This week, discussing Amusement parks with special guest Luke Hogg! The Travel Show 25 Feb 14 by Ulfm on Mixcloud We dis...

This is a topical destination considering the Winter Olympics are now on, but it's also very contentious considering the issues with gay...

This is a list of interesting things that I noticed/happened to me in the four months while I was living in Tokyo. I gradually added to it w...

When you are travelling anywhere the weather is imperative. Not only does it affect what activities you engage in, or what sights you see, i...

Wishing everyone happy travels over the festive period! This is a photo flashback to January this year, when I moved to Sweden