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Ireland captivates travelers with its mix of dramatic natural scenery, deep-rooted culture, and famously warm hospitality. From windswept Atlantic cliffs and emerald countryside to lively cities filled with music, storytelling, and history, the country feels both timeless and welcoming. What makes Ireland especially memorable is how easily grand sights and local charm come together: one day you can explore a medieval castle or rugged coastal drive, and the next you can settle into a village pub for traditional music and conversation.
Key highlights include Dublin’s literary heritage, Galway’s artsy energy, the Cliffs of Moher, the Ring of Kerry, the Dingle Peninsula, and the Giant’s Causeway in Northern Ireland. Travelers can experience ancient monastic sites, scenic hikes, coastal road trips, and food ranging from hearty pub fare to excellent seafood and modern Irish cuisine. Practical tips: pack layers and waterproof clothing in any season, as weather can change quickly; renting a car is ideal for exploring rural areas, though trains and buses work well between major cities; and booking accommodation early is wise for popular summer months and festival periods.
The best time to visit Ireland is from May through September, when travel interest is highest and conditions are generally best for sightseeing, road trips, and enjoying the countryside. August stands out as the most popular month, with September and May also excellent choices for a lively atmosphere, mild weather, and strong access to seasonal events and coastal scenery.
Ireland, here I am. Started almost on time with Aer Lingus and had a really good flight. At Dublin airport, things got a bit chaotic until the travel aunt found each other....
The journey continued through Killybeg, where the local visitor center provides tips on where to see the Hidden Waterfall.We also checked the tide level and started the...
Auch "An Muirthead" ist eine Halbinsel, die schön nach Westen ausgerichtet tolle Strände bietet. Einer der Strände gehört uns (fast) allein. Zusammen mit uns ist ein...
Now we're going over the sea... over the sea! There is the entrance! It's low tide and we can drive over the sand to Omey Island where the sea is normally....
Ireland surprises us every day. The water here in the bay is so crystal clear. The sand is made up of small calcified corals. We are right on the beach and barbecuing. Simply...
After we were not allowed to drive north from Dingle (there was a big sign Ü2 to closed), we just continued along the coast. The Slea Head Drive. An incredibly beautiful coastal...
I arrived in Ireland on Saturday and met my host family. Laura, my host sister from Italy, is super nice and we get along very well. My host mom, Stefanie, is also really nice...
We enjoy the drive through the beautiful Killarney National Park. First we go through the Black Valley and then up into the mountains. There are not many residents here, but...
After enjoying a nice evening with live music yesterday, we started from our accommodation at 11 o'clock. In Galway, we visited the market (which takes place every Saturday) and...
Since I found out yesterday that some acquaintances are in Dublin, I spontaneously took the train to Holyhead in Wales today and then took the ferry to Dublin. Although I didn't...
Over Christmas last year, I spent a few days in Ireland. These few days with a truly wonderful family, who are also fighting for their dreams, :-) had a significant impact on my...
Oh, what a wonderful trip... On Sunday morning at around 3 o'clock, we took the National Express from Hatfield to London Stansted Airport. After finally going through security...
Powescourt is located in County Wicklow, a bit outside of Dublin. It is a mansion with a huge garden. The mansion itself is not a museum, there are a few small designer shops...
Sundays are perfect for a visit to the zoo. The zoo is located in Phoenix Park, the largest park in the world located in the middle of a city. We had typical Irish weather -...
heavy rain trust in God - hardly necessary anymore sheep island cemetery - English vs. Irish massacre - 300 hiking Vera in Irish - woman from the countryside - with binoculars -...
Slieve League or also known as Sliabh Liag.With the highest cliffs in Europe, the cliff drops over 600m steeply into the sea. In the nearby village of Teileann, the Rusty...
We find a great pitch near Baile an Fheirtaraigh on a beach that we share with a Frenchman. The name is unpronounceable for a Central European, the beach is rarely visited and...
We're going to Killarney, a beautiful little town on the edge of a national park. There's a great pedestrian zone and lots of quaint pubs. We'll watch the delivery of Guinness...
The next morning (weekend) we take the Healy pass on the wheels. Coming from the north, it offers great views even in moderate weather. Healypass The road builders worked just...
7.8.22 I have already flown from FRA to DUB 🤗 and am now waiting for the flight to Dallas. So far everything has been okay. I just had to wait a bit for my second ticket. So,...
It was the first time I was back in school in Real Life since mid-December!
Our rental car
Since we didn't manage to do it in Portugal, finally a surfing course! Nadine: And how was surfing with Robbi? Greta: SO COOL!!! Simon and I preferred to watch the action from a...
We didn't want to drive far to Donegal and looked for something suitable on a small peninsula called St. Johns Point in Donegal Bay. Of course, right on the beach, where a local...
Kinsale is right next to Charles Fort and incredibly beautiful. Unfortunately, the weather wasn't great and most cafes and shops were closed when I was there with my host...
Guinness Storehouse, Home of Guinness! It was about time that I went there, after all, I've been here for half a year now and haven't seen the must-see yet. We spent over 2...
Howth is a peninsula near Dublin and was originally a fishing village. I was there with Lisa and we even saw seals, but unfortunately only for a short time, so I couldn't take a...
Why do you go to Ireland? I heard this question several times and the answer is quite easy. I never decided to go to a special country. The only criterion was, that it...
After a horror night, we started at 9 o'clock to the Ring of Kerry, a coastal road.
Another Irish dream beach. We have a great pitch with sea views and the weather is really nice and sunny, what more could you want!