Here you will find our posts about Ireland. We have many experts and local guides from Ireland writing on this blog and our goal is to offer you the best, most in-depth and useful travel content found anywhere online. And it will always be free.
Killarney National Park is Ireland’s oldest national park, sitting at the foot of the MacGillycuddy’s Reeks in County Kerry, and it’s one of the best stops on any Ireland trip. We visited in October, hiked through heavy rain, and still came away thinking Killarney deserves two
Lahinch is a small seaside town on the Wild Atlantic Way in County Clare, sitting on the southern edge of Liscannor Bay with the Cliffs of Moher just up the coast and some of the best surf breaks in Ireland right on its doorstep. According to
We were standing at the bar in a small Irish distillery, pot stills humming behind the glass, when the guide slid a dram across the counter and said “take your time with it” – and that’s the best way to describe whiskey distillery tours in Ireland
We walked the narrow coastal path from Doolin with the Atlantic crashing against the cliffs below us and cows grazing on the grass a metre from the edge. That first look at the Cliffs of Moher stopped us both in our tracks. Most people base themselves
Ten days in Ireland is enough time to do it properly, covering Dublin, the south coast, the Ring of Kerry, and Galway without feeling like you’re just ticking boxes from a moving car. We spent 13 days on a roadtrip in Ireland at the end of
There’s no better way to explore the picturesque seaside town of Howth than by hiking along one of its many trails. And lucky for you, the Howth Cliff Walk is one of the most scenic in all of Dublin. Tucked away in the northern suburbs of
Potatoes anyone? Admit it. That thought is likely the first thing that leapt into your mind when you read the title and thought about what to eat in Ireland. If you didn’t think of potatoes, then I’m guessing bacon and cabbage are what came to mind.
Ireland is home to some of the richest and most vibrant history in Europe, much of which can be traced back to the hundreds of castles and monastic settlements located all over the country. Cork is home to a huge amount of these dwellings, so if
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