Our Expert Articles: Ireland

Ireland’s Wild and Wonderful Waterford

Waterford is the largest city in the “sunny south east” and one of Ireland’s oldest settled areas. The southeast... [Read the full story]

Shannon, Ireland’s Must-See Wonders

The town of Shannon in County Clare is a great base for exploring one of Ireland’s most magical regions. The Shannon Region... [Read the full story]

Ireland Tourist Information

Introduction to Ireland The Republic of Ireland is an island nation situated in the North Sea off the northwest coast of Europe. ... [Read the full story]

Rugged Donegal: Ireland’s Northernmost Hideaway

On my first trip to Ireland, I took a bus from Clifden on the west coast that I thought was headed to Donegal in the far northwest... [Read the full story]

Newgrange, a Touch of Prehistoric Ireland

About 5,000 years ago, the people who lived in what is now Ireland’s Boyne Valley, built vast monuments to honor their... [Read the full story]

Cork: Ireland’s Rebellious County

In Ireland, a nation known for rebelliousness, Cork is known as the rebellious county. The Blarney Stone is located  in the area... [Read the full story]

Kenmare, Ireland – The Jewel on the Ring of Kerry

Kenmare, Ireland, founded in 1670, is a well-preserved little town set at the foot of the Cork and Kerry mountains. Here the River... [Read the full story]

The Joys and History of Irish Beer

Discussions of Irish beer usually begin and end with one word: Guinness. There is no doubt that Arthur Guiness’ great creation... [Read the full story]

Galway – The Stunning Jewel of Ireland’s West Coast

While Dublin pulled well over it’s weight in nightlife craic (an Irish term for fun, entertainment, and enjoyable conversation),... [Read the full story]

Eco Retreat in the North Leitrim Glens, Ireland

On your next visit to Ireland, take some time away from the pub while you nourish your soul and offer respect to Mother Earth.... [Read the full story]

Living Truly Green in Dublin, Ireland

The term Eco-friendly and being green may be new to the travel world, but Ireland has a long history of sustainable, nature based... [Read the full story]

Ireland’s Wonderful West Coast

One of the popular travel routes people take when going to Ireland is up the west coast - starting from Cork and heading north... [Read the full story]

Ireland’s Magical Giant’s Causeway

It seems impossible that such a tiny island can have so much to offer the traveller and tourist, but everyone heading for Ireland must... [Read the full story]

Enjoy the Nightlife and More in Kilkenny, Ireland

The small city of Kilkenny is known for its eponymous castle and preservation of its medieval history, but this Irish destination... [Read the full story]

Discover Ireland’s Dingle Peninsula

The Dingle Peninsula is a 40-mile finger of land jutting into the Atlantic from Ireland’s southwestern shore, as far west as... [Read the full story]

Enjoy Peaceful Belfast in Northern Ireland

Years ago, sipping on a pint of Guinness in Belfast’s historic Crown Bar would have qualified as high-risk adventure travel.... [Read the full story]

Exploring the Irish Traditions of Galway

On the west coast of Ireland lies Galway, the fourth largest city in the country.  The city is known as the culture capital of... [Read the full story]

Visiting Ireland’s Killarney National Park

Killarney National Park is a beautiful and massive park tucked away in the far southwest corner of Ireland. Surrounding the shores... [Read the full story]

Broaden Your Palate With Traditional Irish Food

The people of Ireland have long celebrated their culture and strong national identity through music and food. Yes, food!  Many... [Read the full story]

Driving Ireland’s Ring of Kerry

Ireland’s Ring of Kerry is one of the most scenic routes in Ireland. It circles County Kerry, on southwestern Ireland’s Iveragh... [Read the full story]

Touring Irish Breweries

The Irish people are justifiably proud of the fine beer created in their country. You can sip local productions in every pub in... [Read the full story]

Waterford: Ireland’s Crystal City

The oldest population center in Ireland, Waterford is a beautiful medieval city with a long, proud history and a world-famous... [Read the full story]

A Day in Belfast, Northern Ireland

Any in-the-know tourists will tell you that Belfast in Northern Ireland is a hidden paradise, full of history, ambience, and hospitality. The... [Read the full story]

Dublin Hotel Recommendations

Dublin - a city of and for the young and young at heart – is a party paradise. No matter where you stay, you are not far... [Read the full story]

Kissing the Blarney Stone

Ever thought about lying down on your back, leaning your head backwards over the edge of a castle tower, and puckering up to a... [Read the full story]

Dublin Dining Guide

Your first impressions of Dublin might be somewhat beer and bar-focused; however, as a result of years of economic boom, the city... [Read the full story]

Insiders Travel Guide to Dublin

Capital of the Republic of Ireland, Dublin has skyrocketed to star status over the years.  Now a trendy and bustling oasis amongst... [Read the full story]

Ireland’s Historic Castles

A visit to Ireland would not be complete without a visit to one of its historic castles. Both the Republic of Ireland and Northern... [Read the full story]

Discover Dublin

Dublin is the largest city in Ireland. The river Liffey divides Dublin into two distinct halves, north and south. The southeast... [Read the full story]

You’ll Get a Warm Welcome in Ireland

Ireland is truly the Emerald Isle; the land is green and dewy from the morning mists snuggling in the folds of the hills. This... [Read the full story]

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