The joint European capital of culture’s year of events highlights a city of festivals, seafood and literature, and with pubs galore. Festivals – All the Time Galwegians love to celebrate, and seem to go from one festival to another. As joint capital of culture, it has a huge performance of events – along with existing festivals. Cúirt is […]
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Laytown & Bettystown Golf Club Founded in 1909, Laytown & Bettystown Golf Club boasts a stunning traditional links course. With its undulating greens and narrow fairways, the course hides unexpected hazards and challenges. Set by the sea in the beautiful village of Bettystown, the course is a must-visit spot when in the Dublin region. Seapoint […]
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It’s likely that your carbon emissions are lower than usual this year, so why not continue your efforts by going on an Irish eco-trip? You’ll be able to bask in holiday smugness knowing that you’re doing your bit for the environment along the way. We’ve rounded up six of the finest eco-friendly Irish staycation destinations […]
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Killarney Glamping, Killarney If you’re looking for a romantic break in Killarney with some added al fresco appeal, then consider packing your hiking books (or even your Louboutins) for a dreamy glamping getaway in the town. Located just 3km from the centre and nestled on a tranquil site on the banks of the River Flesk, […]
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1. Castle Leslie, Co Monaghan Located on some stunning woodland and surrounded by glistening lakes, Castle Leslie needs to be your first stop this summer if you’re in the mood for a getaway that that’s bit more boujie. We’re talking a glorious spa, an enticing hot tub, and a restaurant that’s very to die for, […]
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1. City Appeal Cork City is on the ascendancy! Figuratively — and due to national development plants, a swish news skyline and buzzing new rooftop restaurants like The Dean — literally, too. Ireland’s third city with its walkable island centre offers its locals friendly small village feels with a long-established cosmopolitan edge. From eating Babagannoush […]
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Ireland is a great place to visit when you’re young, free and (who knows, maybe) single. Sure, it has its drawbacks: the clubbing scene is hardly Berlin, and Dublin is on the pricier end of the scale when it comes to European capitals, but if there’s one thing the Irish know how to do, it’s how to have […]
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A 12th century masterpiece awaits you at Kilkea Castle, located one hour south of Dublin in the county of Kildare, Ireland. With memorable cuisine that deserves its own storybook, 180 acres of breathtaking property to explore, beautifully appointed bedrooms and suites in the castle, and a golfer’s paradise with an 18-hole golf course, and putting […]
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Lismore Heritage Centre When travelling to Waterford, Lismore Heritage Centre is a must-see and do. Not only do they offer a groundbreaking virtual reality experience of the castle where you’ll be able to immerse yourself in the castle’s secrets, you’ll gain a fantastic insight in Lismore’s history and heritage. Try something different as a family […]
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Image: CaminoWays.com The Kingdom, as the county of Kerry is known, is an unmissable part of any tour of Ireland. ‘The Kerry Camino’ is a community initiative to promote walking holidays from the county town of Tralee across the Dingle Peninsula, specifically the walking route also known as The Dingle Way. The Kerry Camino was […]
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