Tory Island, Ireland: A brush with magic Robert Macfarlane joins the artist Norman Ackroyd for an unforgettable visit to Tory Island.

Ireland's tiny Tory Island, home to about 150 inhabitants, begins its search for a new parish priest.

His home was given to the people of Ireland, and contains much art – with the kitchen on its own a tribute to the inspiration provided by Tory Island.

There’s one last king left in Ireland: his name is Patsy Dan Rodgers and he is the King of Tory Island nine miles off the Donegal coast.

A SCHEME could see you live on a tiny remote island off the UK coast and get paid a whopping £70K a year – but it’s not all ...

Tory Island through Ireland's history Tory is mentioned numerous times in Lebor Gabála Érenn, which is the apocryphal history of Ireland.

Ireland’s tiny Tory Island isn’t home to much. There are 150 inhabitants, one road, one church, one grocery store (which doubles as a post office), one lighthouse, one hotel, one hostel, one ...

Tory Island lies about 9 miles off the northwest coast of Donegal – it’s not a big island and you’d be lucky if you found a tree on it.

Whatever the answer, it will require more than a bus to take away that sense of a Tory Island experience, a glimpse of an earlier Ireland sheltering not just from the elements, but from change.