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Ireland's Top Places to Visit

Guide to Limerick City

With its historic city centre, thriving entertainment scene and proud sporting heritage, Limerick City is an irresistible mix of old and new Ireland.

There is little left of the poverty stricken city that Frank Mc Court so viscerally portrayed in his bestseller Angela’s Ashes. Limerick’s skyline has changed rapidly since the early 2000’s with modern glass-clad high-rise buildings such as the Riverpoint. Limerick has been designated as Ireland’s first City of Culture in 2014 and its vibrant cultural life is fuelled by a large student population..............Read more

Guide to Westport

Legendary female pirates and mystical mountains, seafood restaurants and friendly traditional pubs are just some of the impressions that make Westport such a special place to visit. Westport‘s reputation as a popular tourist destination has skyrocketed since the early 2000’s. The town has managed to hold onto its West of Ireland country charm while developing an impressive range of attractions and activities for all age groups to enjoy..............Read more

Guide to Sligo

There is an irresistible elemental feeling to Sligo. You can practically taste the salt on the fresh Atlantic air that streams through the streets while the Garavogue River rumbles and churns its way down Sligo’s riverfront. Sligo has a magnificently wild setting on the Atlantic coast with monolithic Ben Bulben mountain as a striking backdrop to the north and Queen Maeve’s Grave atop Knocknorea to the south..............Read more

Guide to Derry-Londonderry

Derry is reaping the dividends of 15 years of relative peace in Northern Ireland and the city is poised to become one of the most popular tourist destinations in the UK and Ireland in coming years. In 2013 Derry will become the first city to be designated UK City of Culture and will also host the Fleadh Ceoil (an international festival of Irish music and culture)...............Read more

Guide to Waterford City

Whether on a weekend break or grand tour of Ireland, Waterford offers visitors a chance to unwind in a beautiful little city with a big historical heart. Waterford recently completed multi-million euro cultural quarter now showcases the city’s rich heritage while an attractive mix of traditional bars and trendy restaurants ensure the ingredients for a special visit are all in place. There is also the added bonus that Waterford enjoys a sunnier than average climate on Ireland’s South East coast..............Read more

Guide to Killarney

Killarney‘s picturesque setting is reminiscent of a J.R.R. Tolkien novel backdrop with towering peaks, spectacular mountain passes, ancient castles, enchanting lakes and ancient moss-covered oak forests. It’s no surprise then that Killarney remains one of the top destinations for visitors to Ireland. With the growing demand for activity based holidays including..............Read more

Guide to Cork City

There is an irrepressible energy about Cork that surely makes visitors wonder why they left it so long to discover this gem of a city. Steeped in history and culture and endowed with a large natural harbour and picturesque river quays, Cork is fast becoming one of the most fashionable places to visit in Europe. No surprise then that in 2010, the Lonely Planet guide recommended Cork City as one of the top 10 cities to visit in the world..............Read more

Guide to Dublin City

For many, Dublin is the starting point for a holiday in Ireland and remains one of the most popular weekend city break destinations in Europe. There is a lot to see and do in Dublin. Taking a sightseeing bus tour from O‘ Connell Street is a good way to help decide what places you would like to visit. There are also a number of informative walking tours of Dublin, including the 1916 Rebellion Walking Tour and Historical Walking Tour..............Read more

Guide to Galway City

Galway‘s popularity as a visitor destination continues to soar – thanks to its laid back bohemian vibe, lively nightlife, colourful festivals and wildly picturesque setting. The capital of the West prides itself on being a thriving creative centre for culture including the Irish language, traditional music, poetry and performing arts. Galway City is also a gateway destination to explore Connemara and the Aran Islands...............Read more

Guide to Kilkenny City

Kilkenny City has an enchanting allure that is difficult to resist. 12th century Kilkenny Castle still watches over a city which has managed to preserve many of its medieval streets, laneways and houses. Locals are understandably proud of their heritage Then there is the modern side of Kilkenny with its top class restaurants, trendy shopping outlets, atmospheric pubs and vibrant nightlife. It all mixes nicely together to create a wonderful destination experience................Read more