Visiting the Cliffs of Moher in Ireland tops many travel enthusiasts’ bucket lists, and rightly so—it’s an experience that lingers in memory long after the journey ends. Having had the … Continue Reading
Ireland is the land of leprechauns and shamrocks, Guinness, and Irish whiskey and Dublin is the heartbeat of the country. Ireland’s capital city was founded by the Vikings in 841 … Continue Reading
Everybody loves St. Patrick’s Day. I mean, how can you not love a fun festival about drinking beer, wearing green, and getting together with family and friends? It is the … Continue Reading
A cruise on the Shannon River with Le Boat is one of the most unique ways to explore Ireland taking you through the heart of the country and its long … Continue Reading
There are a lot of preconceived ideas about the Irish and the country itself. From its love of Guinness, its sense of humor, and St. Patrick’s Day. But Dublin goes … Continue Reading
Ireland is a beautiful country to visit with dozens of historical and cultural attractions, parks and protected lands, and traditional activities to experience. Even a two-week visit isn’t enough time … Continue Reading
There’s a reason the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin is Ireland’s most famous visitor attraction. Not only is the home of Guinness; the world’s most famous stout, the tour itself is … Continue Reading
Tips for taking a tour of Skellig Michael. How to Visit the Skellig Islands and what to expect when you get there.
Things to See and Do in Ireland Ireland Travel Guides Budgeting Accommodation Budget: These can run between $50-60 USD per night, have a private bathroom and often include a free … Continue Reading