Ireland

Dublin is known around the world for its literary giants and fine stout. Travelers who actually make it to Ireland's capital are captivated by the 18th-century architecture, quiet city squares,...

Irish folk will get (justifiably) miffed if you think their country is part of the United Kingdom - which it's not. So if you try to place a call to Ireland using the same country code you'd use...

Cork is the second largest city in Ireland and filled with great tourist attractions. Whether it is the lure of the Irish pub or a short trip to green valleys, visitors to Cork will have no...

Waterford Castle is located on an island three miles from Waterford, Ireland. Surrounded by wooded areas and a championship 18-hole golf course, it is a perfect country club vacation away from home.

Belfast, located in Antim County, is the capital of Northern Ireland and the country's largest city. Sitting on the shores of the Belfast Lough and the River Lagan, it's chock-full of historical...

Cork City, one of the largest cities in Ireland, is on the banks of the beautiful River Lee. With the Blarney Castle Estate nearby and an excellent harbor encouraging commerce and culture, finding...

Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is located on the country's east coast. It's Ireland's largest city in terms of both population and land: whether you want to see historical sights, crawl the pubs,...

The City of Galway (Gaillimh) is surrounded by the fabled beauty of County Galway, Ireland. The average summer temperature is 64 degrees Fahrenheit, so there is a logical purpose behind all the...

The rock fences surrounding rolling green pastures and the medieval castles of centuries past are only part of the experience that Ireland has to offer today. Ireland's clubs and pubs can also be...

Waterford Castle is a now a hotel on its own 310-acre island, with its own golf course, in the middle of the River Suir. It has an amazing history, all of which is reflected in the many buildings...

Nestled in western Ireland, both the county and city of Galway offer a unique taste of the country. While you'll find the traditional castles and pubs, you'll also find white sandy beaches and...

As one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe and the world at large, Ireland offers a stunning visual experience in a country that often feels like home. Historical archeological...

Considered one of Ireland's most luxurious hotels, Waterford Castle Hotel and Golf Club offers accommodation in Waterford, South East Ireland. Located on its own private island, you'll find...

Ireland is renowned for its beauty, history, friendly folk and traditions. The "Emerald Isle" is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Here's how to plan a trip to Ireland.

If you are planning a trip to Ireland, you should not miss a visit to the Aran Islands. Located off the western coast of Ireland, the Aran Islands consist of three islands including: Inis Mor,...

A journey to County Kerry, Ireland wouldn't be complete without a visit to the remote and mysterious Skellig Islands. These two small, rocky islands sit just eight miles off the coast from...

Temple Bar is one of Dublin's most eclectic and lively areas. Located to the south of the River Liffey and north of Dame Street, Temple Bar is known as a place to have fun, listen to music, and...

Ireland is perpetually covered in a wet, dreary fog. Although temperatures are fairly mild year-round, they never get very high. Expect chilly weather on your trip no matter when you go. Here are...

To experience the refreshing charm of the Irish countryside, take a water vacation in Ireland. Ireland has some of the best waterways in the world. They provide a whole range of activities from...

Dublin Airport lies 10 km north of Dublin City Center. It handles over 21 million passengers and has over 90 airlines operating from its base serving over 170 destinations. Barring Christmas Day,...