Ireland
About Ireland
Embrace the enchantment of Ireland as you traverse its rolling green hills, dramatic coastlines, and vibrant cities steeped in history and culture. Wander the cobblestoned streets of Dublin, explore the mystique of ancient castles, and revel in the warmth of Irish hospitality accompanied by traditional music in cozy pubs. Whether you seek the untamed beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way or the rich heritage of ancient sites, Ireland’s charm and allure will captivate your heart.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Ireland is from May to September when the weather is relatively mild, the countryside is lush, and daylight hours are long.
Best Time to Visit
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Highlights
Dublin
Ireland’s bustling capital offers an eclectic mix of history, culture, and nightlife, with landmarks like Trinity College, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and the lively Temple Bar district.
Ring of Kerry
This scenic driving route showcases Ireland’s stunning landscapes, including the rugged coastline, picturesque villages, and spectacular mountain vistas of County Kerry.
Cliffs of Moher
Towering over the wild Atlantic Ocean, the breathtaking Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland’s most iconic natural wonders, offering awe-inspiring views and an unforgettable experience.
Galway
A vibrant cultural hub on Ireland’s west coast, Galway delights with its lively arts scene, colorful streets, and warm hospitality, making it the perfect base for exploring nearby natural attractions like Connemara National Park and the Aran Islands.
Killarney National Park
The exquisite beauty of Killarney National Park captivates visitors with its serene lakes, ancient forests, waterfalls, and striking mountain landscapes, providing ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.
Giant’s Causeway
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Giant’s Causeway on Northern Ireland’s Antrim Coast features unique hexagonal basalt columns, the result of a volcanic eruption millions of years ago, and offers stunning coastal views and fascinating local legends.
Country Facts
Language:
The official languages of Ireland are English and Irish (Gaelic), with English being the most widely spoken.
Plugs:
In Ireland, the electrical outlets use plug type G. The country operates on a 230V voltage supply with a frequency of 50Hz.
Currency:
The official currency is the Euro (EUR).
Flight Connectivity:
Ireland’s main international airports are Dublin Airport (DUB), Cork Airport (ORK), and Shannon Airport (SNN), offering direct flights to Europe, North America, and select destinations in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.
Time Zone:
Ireland is located in the Greenwich Mean Time Zone (GMT) during standard time.
Entry Requirements:
You should always check the US State Department for entry requirements, but at time of publishing U.S. passport holders require an Electronic Travel Authorization for Northern Ireland. Passports should be valid for six months beyond departure.
Hotels We Love
Ashford Castle
Cong, Co Mayo
Adare Manor
Adare, Co Limerick
Cashel Palace Hotel
Cashel, Co Tipperary
The Killarney Park
Killarney, Co Kerry
The Shelbourne
Dublin
Ballyfin Demesne
Ballyfin, Co Laois
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