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Summary of the Article 1. An Irish Road Trip Itinerary 2. Top Churches to Visit in Ireland 3. Unique Irish Animal Encounters 4. Impressive Megalithic and Prehistoric Sites of Ireland 5. The Best Original Irish Foods 6. Top Spectator Sports in Ireland An Irish Road Trip From Dublin to Killarney Ireland’s Southern Coast 1. An…
Summary Shannon Airport Overview Visiting Dublin on a Budget Top Souvenirs from Ireland Tipping Guidelines in Ireland Favorite Irish Drinks Useful Irish Phrases Taking the Ferry to Ireland Traveling to Ireland as a Muslim County Towns in Ireland Shannon Airport Guide Shannon Airport (SNN) serves as a major international gateway to Ireland, located in County…
Tourist Traps in Ireland: A Guide Dublin’s “Bohemian Quarter” Temple Bar Over-Priced Souvenir Shops Blarney Stone (Blarney Castle) Fungi the Dolphin The Tower on the Cliffs of Moher The Majority of Irish Seaside Resorts Medieval Banquets Tourist traps in Ireland? Yes, every country has them — those “attractions” or “specialties” that are more hype than…
Summary of Low-Cost Vacations in Ireland 1. Coming to Ireland 2. Traveling Around Ireland 3. Lodgings in Ireland 4. Irish Food and Drink 5. Things to Do and See in Ireland 6. Your Realistic Irish Budget per Day Low-Cost Vacations in Ireland Ireland on a budget can indeed be complicated. After successfully catching up with…
Summary 1. The Irish Language 2. Reality The Irish Language Irish, known as gaeilge in its native form, belongs to the Gaelic group and is one of the few Celtic languages that remain in Europe today. Other Celtic languages include Scottish Gaelic, Manx, Welsh, Cornish, and Breton. Among these, Welsh is the most widely spoken,…
Ireland’s first luxury sleeper train – The Belmond Grand Hibernian – was launched in Dublin this week. With two dining cars, 10 carriages, and 20 en-suite cabins all refurbished to the highest standards, the ‘Hibernian’ has brought a new level of luxury to Irish rail tracks. Its inaugural six-day tour of the country with 40…
Discovering the Myths and Legends of Ireland In many ways, it’s a miracle we know anything about Ireland’s incredible and complex mythology. The tales were shared orally for hundreds of years and were only written down by medieval monks who often changed the stories, sometimes inserting a Christian ending to a tale. The irony, however,…
Dublin Pride: A Celebration of Diversity Gay marriage referendum to be held in Ireland in 2015. DUBLIN, IRELAND – JUNE 29, 2019: Musicians in colorful costumes play for people in the Dublin LGBTQ Pride Festival in 2019. Why Choose Dublin Pride Over St. Patrick’s Day? When planning your trip to Dublin, you might be tempted…
iBestTravel Travel News Share Aug 20, 2019 • 0 min read Collection box. Image by Steven Depolo / CC BY 2.0 Danish Tourist Banned from Ireland for Theft Incident Overview A Danish tourist has recently been prohibited from entering Ireland after committing theft from a church collection box. The incident involving the 61-year-old man transpired…
Feb 6, 2020 • 6 min read When you think of romance, you might picture sipping wine under the Eiffel Tower or enjoying a candlelit dinner in Santorini. However, Ireland presents itself as a magical alternative destination for a romantic getaway. With fairy-tale forests, picturesque towns, and breathtaking scenery steeped in Celtic folklore, Ireland is…
Travel experts often advise that you should become a tourist in your own country. If you think that you’re already familiar with all that Ireland has to offer, this list will challenge you to take the road less traveled and discover some of these hidden gems. Delve into Irish Prehistory Older than Stonehenge and the…
Loftus Hall: Ireland’s Most Haunted Mansion for Sale A 22-bedroom mansion, known as Loftus Hall, is up for sale, reportedly being the country’s most haunted house. Dating back to 1350, this Georgian mansion is situated on the Hook Peninsula in and is famous for its ghostly presence, having been exorcised in the past. One of…
Discover Ireland’s Majestic Castles From brooding ruins on windswept hills to restored masterpieces, Ireland’s castles can be admired, explored, dined in, and even slept in! With around 3000 castles spread across the country, visitors will be spoiled for choice when exploring these historical landmarks. Here are 11 of the most fascinating castles to visit. 1….
Exploring Ireland’s National Parks Exploring the cinematic canvas of Ireland’s national parks is a journey through ancient oak woodlands, swaths of blanket bog shaped like lunar outposts, glassy lakes, and dramatic green mountains shrouded in mist. Ireland has six national parks; five are located on the west coast, and one can be found on the…
The Exciting World of Hurling in Ireland Best moment of my (quasi-) sporting life? Squaring up to take a shot with hurling legend Ollie Canning just a few paces away, urging me to take the shot at Croke Park. It didn’t matter that the stands were empty; I was about to knock the ball over…
32 Beautiful Reasons to Visit Ireland Ireland is a land of breathtaking landscapes and rich history. If you’re planning a trip, here are 32 magnificent places that showcase the country’s beauty and charm. 1. Glenariff Forest Park (Antrim) Glenariff Forest Park: Hidden from the crowds heading to the nearby Giant’s Causeway, Glenariff Forest Park is…
Experience Breac House: A Modern B&B in Donegal, Ireland Why Stay? Breac House offers a unique escape in Donegal, a remote county characterized by a stunning coast shaped by the relentless Atlantic waves. This hidden gem provides a tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect retreat for nature lovers. When to Visit? Spring transforms the landscape…
Beautiful Cities in the UK and Ireland to Explore at Leisure There is something wildly luxurious about a day spent walking aimlessly around the best cities, devoid of a strict cultural or foodie to-do list; when getting lost is the plan. Moreover, dotted across the UK and Ireland are towns so pretty that it would…
Our editors’ pick their top wintry seaside spots for dune-jumping and shell-plucking escapes in the blustery British Isles. These destinations offer a unique blend of breathtaking landscapes and invigorating outdoor activities, making them perfect for a winter getaway. Top Winter Seaside Destinations in the British Isles 1. Camber Sands, East Sussex David Mansell / Alamy…
Park Hotel Kenmare: A Luxurious Stay in County Kerry Overview of Park Hotel Kenmare Address: Park Hotel Kenmare, Co Kerry, Ireland Telephone: +353 64 664 1200 Price: Doubles from about £300 Website: parkkenmare.com Why Choose Park Hotel Kenmare? Located in a picturesque mountain-backed bay in County Kerry, this grey-brick grande dame boasts one of the…