Ireland, a captivating country blessed with magnificent scenery and a multitude of things to see and do. Enjoy days exploring this wonderful country and evenings of music, song and dance. Ireland is renowned for its delightfully laid-back atmosphere and its genuinely warm hospitality. It is a distinctively Emerald Isle with spectacularly beautiful scenery, the people are warm and welcoming and there’s nowhere better for a pint of Guinness.
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Bagenalstown, also known as Muine Bheag, is located along the River Barrow in County Carlow, Ireland. Worthwhile attractions include the 14th-century Ballymoon Castle, 13th-century Ballyloughan Castle, Dunleckney Manor, the Herb Cottages at Kilgraney House, and Wells...
Belfast is the capital of and largest city in Northern Ireland. Having undergone a wonderful transformation in recent years, the city is now a lively and vibrant cultural hub perfect for visiting. Wander around Belfast Castle, visit the Grand Opera House and Belfast City...
Belmond Grand Hibernian is the name of a luxury train service in Ireland. The service is operated by Belmond, the operator of several other luxury trains including the Venice-Simplon Orient Express. It was officially launched on 30 August 2016.
Cork, the ‘Rebel City,’ straddles the River Lee in the southern Republic of Ireland. Fondly referred to as ‘the real capital of Ireland’ by its enthusiastic locals, the city boasts charming waterways, a youthful atmosphere and plenty of cosy pubs, 17th century...
Known locally as Baile Átha Cliath, meaning ‘town of the hurdled ford,’ Dublin is Ireland’s largest city and its capital, located at the mouth of the River Liffey. Famous for its history, its cultural heritage and its legendary nightlife, there’s plenty of...
Located in Ireland’s Ancient East, Dundalk is halfway between Belfast and Dublin in County Louth. The best attraction? Roche Castle, which is perched up on a rocky outcrop. There are also other sights worth seeing such as medieval monuments, Neolithic stones, the...
Galway, known as Croi Culturtha na h’Eineann, or the Cultural Heart of Ireland, is a vibrant city located on the west coast of Ireland, on the River Corrib. Indulge in the many things to do in Galway: wander around the picturesque city centre, listen to some...
Part of the beautiful Killarney National Park, Killarney is a town in County Kerry, located on the north-eastern shore of Lough Leane. Owing to its location on the Ring of Kerry, this is a popular destination with visitors, who use the town to explore the surrounding...
A veritable showcase for Ireland’s breathtaking natural beauty, Limerick is an attractive city on the shores of the River Shannon. Featuring a spectacular Norman Castle from the 13th-century and a pretty Georgian centre, there’s plenty of history to immerse yourself...
With a history dating back to the Viking raiders of the 10th-century, Waterford is the oldest city in all of Ireland. Famous for its crystal production, which you can witness at The House of Waterford Crystal, the city boasts some great museums, a pretty harbour and a...
