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Ireland is a small country, but one with a long, eventful history. It is said that its greatest export is Irishmen (and women), and its greatest import must be tourists, as many of its sons and daughters eventually return to visit the 'auld sod'.
Ireland is an island nation in the United Kingdom, famous for its green hills, beer and lilting accents. Travelers to Ireland visit to experience the relaxed pace of life Read More
The Republic of Ireland is a compact country with many transport options, making it easy to plan a travel route. Whether you want to travel by road, train or bus, you will Read More
If you want to explore Ireland without the stresses of driving, then travel Ireland by train. Trains in Ireland are usually comfortable, inexpensive and reliable, and you Read More
As we all know, train travel can be an expensive part of travelling, in fact apart from accommodation prices, transportation can take a big chunk of your budget. Here are a Read More
Most visitors to the mountains, bogs and coastlines of Ireland come through England. Once you're in Ireland, traveling the island by car is your best bet. While there are Read More
Aer Lingus has been in operation as Ireland's national airline since the mid 1930s. Today the company maintains a fleet of 30 or more aircraft and employs over 4,000 people Read More
Aer Arann began offering limited regional service in Ireland during the 1970s, but it was not until the company was purchased by Padraig O'Ceidigh in 1994 that this Read More
Hiring a car in Ireland is a straightforward process with no special challenges. The procedure you need to follow is similar to what you might expect in other European Read More
Slightly larger than the state of West Virginia, the Republic of Ireland offers many sights within manageable driving distances. With a little planning you can map out an Read More
When people think of Ireland, images of lush green countryside usually spring to mind. One of the best ways to see this stunning scenery is by renting one of the many Read More
Renting property in Ireland is easy, as there are many rentals and house shares, rooms to let and room shares from which to choose. Get ready for a culture shock if you are Read More
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 Read More
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. Read More
Its lush scenery and legendary hospitality make the Emerald Isle a magnet for tourists. But you don’t need to spend a fortune to see the best of Ireland. There’s lots of Read More
The lush country, easy driving and laid back lifestyle in Ireland make camping in the country a rather pleasant experience. Whether you are travelling from place to place Read More
It’s been the centre of horse racing in Ireland since the 18th century, and the Curragh Racecourse is still one of the country’s top sporting venues. From March to October Read More
Most visitors to Ireland will undoubtedly visit the famous Blarney Stone. Set high upon the parapet of Blarney Castle, the Blarney Stone is said to give the kisser the Read More
If you find yourself interested in literary history, head for Ireland and the haunts of three literary giants in three genres: James Joyce, the novel; Samuel Beckett, Read More
Eating on the Emerald Isle can be an adventure your taste buds will not soon forget. While Irish cuisine is not as fancy as Italian food or as exotic as Thai or Indian Read More
Not sure how to behave in a pub in Ireland? The language is different, some of the beers are different and you feel like an outsider all at the same time. Never fear. Read More
Visiting the Guinness Brewery in Dublin is almost a rite of passage for true beer lovers. Any trip to Europe, and particularly Ireland, would be incomplete without stopping Read More
Known in Gaelic as "Uisea Beatha" (pronounced "ishka baha"), meaning "Water of Life", whiskey has enjoyed a high status in Ireland since the twelfth century. In modern Read More
St. Patrick was born in Wales in the fourth century. He was abducted and brought to Ireland where he later spread Christianity and became the patron saint of the country, Read More
Dublin, Ireland is the center of the Irish world. Accordingly, the St. Patrick's Day Festival is the pinnacle of all Irish celebrations. The St. Patrick's Festival is 5 Read More
Ireland—a nation built upon a culture of fine beer, dance, music and entertainment. If you are traveling to Ireland, be sure to enjoy a concert in Dublin. There are too Read More
Carrowmore Tomb in County Sligo
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