Rich History
Learn about Ireland's important history
Beautiful Coastlines
Explore Giant's Causeway, or stroll along a peaceful beach
Vibrant Cities
Enjoy traditional Irish music in some charming cities
Gorgeous Landscape
Lush green coats Ireland, with six national parks to explore
Delicious Food and Drink
Famous for Guinness, Whiskey and Oysters
Cathedrals, loughs and castles on an ancient yet spirited land
So diverse in its offerings, Ireland is a highly evocative place that will keep you entranced with its irrefutable charm. From the merry and jovial cities of Dublin, Galway and Cork, to the overwhelming serenity found in the expanse of its peaceful landscapes, there is not a corner of this country that can be overlooked.
You’ll find yourself humbled and awe-struck by the depths of history, which can be traced from the dawn of civilization at Bru na Boinne, to the medieval era at the beautiful castles punctuating the land. Visitors can also reach into the the not-so-distant past, namely The Troubles in Belfast, and discover the colourful murals that have reclaimed the area as one of peace and community.
The vivid green connecting landscapes offer the perfect place for calming contemplation, keeping you grounded as you travel between such mind-blowing sites. Yet these lush pastures offer more than mere passage. Glenveagh, Killarney and the Wicklow Mountains are just three of Ireland’s six captivating national parks, and their loughs, waterfalls, rolling hills and wildlife are ideal for those seeking adventure in the great outdoors.
This is a country filled to the brim with beauty, and Ireland’s coast is no different. The Ring of Kerry rewards explorers with a multitude of breathtaking viewpoints in the south west.
Home to the ‘black stuff’ and famous for its whiskey, there are a multitude of distilleries and breweries to visit, such as the Guinness Storehouse in the heart of Dublin or the Jameson Distillery in County Cork. Foodies can celebrate over in Galway Bay, where you can gorge on the country’s famous oysters.
Live traditional Irish music can be heard in each of the big cities, so start your trip as you intend to go on, or to end it with a harmonic bang.
Highlights
Enjoy the most renowned coastal treasure (and deservingly so) is the mythical volcanic creation, Giant’s Causeway, in Northern Ireland
Be sure to sing your heart out with the locals at Temple bar in Dublin
Explore some of Ireland’s lush green spaces by visiting one of its six national parks
The mountainous hiker’s paradise of Slieve League offers panoramic views of the rugged northern coast
Learn about and drink up one of Ireland’s most favourite beverages at the Guinness Factory
There's an enchanting charm to Ireland unlike anywhere else. The friendly people, laid-back atmosphere and peaceful surroundings are certainly a breath of fresh air. Mix in with that the lively music and love for Guinness, and you'll start to appreciate why Ireland is so much fun to explore.
Dan Rhodes
Travel Designer
Luxury accommodation in Ireland
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Trip Inspiration
Where to go
Dublin
A kaleidoscope of history and modernity, it is generous in its architectural and cultural offerings. Just a quick turn down a cosy laneway could lead you to the bustling restaurants and pubs of Temple Bar, or towards the ancient, yet indominable walls of Dublin Castle.
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Killarney National Park and the South West Coast
West of Cork and is where you’ll find the tranquility of Ireland’s oldest national park. Killarney National Park is divided by both the Ring of Kerry and the River Laune, which runs down from Lough Leane. It is home to bountiful herds of majestic red deer and Ireland’s largest native forest.
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Cork
Sitting snug inland on the River Lee, you’ll find Cork’s buzzing city centre. Awaiting you is a wealth of historic attractions of medieval, early modern and Georgian origin.
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The Ancient East
This vast and changing landscape of the east offers such a wealth of historic sites, you can journey through the country’s historic narrative, starting right from the dawn of civilisation.
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Belfast
Shaped by the turbulent events of the 20th century, the capital city of Northern Ireland is both historically and politically important. Yet over the years, Belfast has been shaking off its troubled reputation and today is a vibrant and exciting city with lots to offer.
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Galway and the West Coast
The West Coast is home to some of Ireland‘s most dramatic scenery. This is where sheer cliffs drop down into the ocean, shimmering lakes sit under towering mountain peaks and the waters of the Atlantic lap against golden sands.
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Donegal and the Causeway Coast
Here you will find a beautiful array of historical and geological treasures, on a shared and seemingly endless coastline.
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When to visit
With some careful planning, Ireland can be a charming destination at any time of the year. The best months to visit are April to early June, when the landscape erupts into a vivid emerald green as the weather becomes warmer. July and August are good times to visit too, but this is the height of the summer season and the country can become congested.
Wildflowers
March - June
Oysters
September - October
St. Patrick's Day
March 17th
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