Ireland is truly the Emerald Isle; the land is green and dewy from the morning mists snuggling in the folds of the hills. This lovely island almost seems magical to the visitor because of the lush and misty terrain. The charming little towns dot the countryside and the big cities are really just small towns […]
It seems impossible that such a tiny island can have so much to offer the traveller and tourist, but everyone heading for Ireland must understand that you can never go just once.
Daimler the jaguar Ireland is a country with a less than rosy history, having endured Viking invasions, English conquests, suppressed rebellions, religious conflicts, and decimating famines. But in spite of the obstacles and setbacks of the past, the Irish today stand firm. Their country, culture, and customs remain strong and intact, and since joining the […]
temple bar from above Dublin is one of Europe’s most popular tourist destinations and with good reason. The Irish capital is home to one-third of the country’s population – experience Dublin and you’ll understand what it means to live and breathe Irish. But Dublin also offers great shopping, museums, theatres, parks, historical sites, trendy restaurants […]
On the west coast of Ireland lies Galway, the fourth largest city in the country. The city is known as the culture capital of Ireland and is so nicknamed “Ireland’s Cultural Heart” for the plentiful festivals held each year.
One of the popular travel routes people take when going to Ireland is up the west coast – starting from Cork and heading north through the Dingle Peninsula – to Doolin and the Cliffs of Moher, and ending in Galway. This is a fantastic trip, rugged enough to require hardy boots and a good tent, but […]
Killarney National Park is a beautiful and massive park tucked away in the far southwest corner of Ireland. Surrounding the shores of the also-enormous Lough Leane, the park is full of fun and is almost a holiday in itself. To help you navigate the park, here are a few suggestions in getting there and what to […]
A visit to Ireland would not be complete without a visit to one of its historic castles. Both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland have some fine specimens