INCLUDING NORTHERN IRELAND

IRELAND

THE ISLAND OF

The One with all the Leprechauns, Guinness & Craic

Whether you’re looking to pull on some hiking boots and explore the countryside, venture along the cobblestoned streets and hunt down some good quality Irish Craic or settle into one of the country’s many iconic pubs for some traditional Irish music and a fresh pint of Guinness, there’s something for everyone here in Ireland.

DONT FORGET TO ADD SOME KIND OF AN EXPLAINATION / DISCLAIMER ABOUT IRELAND VS NORTHERN IRELAND & THE UK AND WHY I HAVE ORGANISED THINGS THIS WAY.

Food in Ireland

Although the stereotype about Potatoes in Ireland is ‘relatively’ accurate, the food on offer here in this Island nation is so much more. For a country known for their endless green fields, combined with over 7500 kilometers of coastline, it should come as no surprise that Ireland have some of the freshest produce around from both land and sea.

A little on Irish Culture

Although the stereotype about Potatoes in Ireland is ‘relatively’ accurate, the food on offer here in this Island nation is so much more. For a country known for their endless green fields, combined with over 7500 kilometers of coastline, it should come as no surprise that Ireland have some of the freshest produce around from both land and sea.

Something Else Irish

Although the stereotype about Potatoes in Ireland is ‘relatively’ accurate, the food on offer here in this Island nation is so much more. For a country known for their endless green fields, combined with over 7500 kilometers of coastline, it should come as no surprise that Ireland have some of the freshest produce around from both land and sea.

So, Where To First?

  • Dublin

    Get ready to be greeted in the cheeriest accent you’ll ever hear with the most meaningful ‘Top of the morning!’ Then pull a pint, and have your self a good time in Temple Bar.

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  • Galway

    Rule number One: don’t request Ed Sheeran here. Learn all the Irish pub songs though, you’ll need to know them if you’re planning on heading into town for one of the best pub nights of your human life.

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  • Killarney

    The starting point for the famous Ring of Kerry, studded with amazing scenery, bogs, coastline and castles as well as some of the thickest Irish accents you’ll encounter, proudly owned by some of the most welcoming folk you’ll ever meet.

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  • Belfast

    The Capital of Northern Ireland, who still remains apart of the United Kingdom, Belfast is a city who’s history still heavily influences it’s society & Politics. Yet at the same time, the city is known for it’s University crowd and endless great pubs, all with funky names you won’t forget anytime soon.

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  • Derry / Londonderry

    The lively city of Derry was recently popularised through the light-hearted and comedy Series ‘Derry Girls’ who have become an icon of the city, but the city has also seen it’s fair share of dark times. Whilst now, the city is a hub for tourism in the North, Derry was at the heart of ‘The Troubles’ through the 20th century and previously stood as a symbol of English colonialism for centuries.

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  • Cork

    Ask anyone from the County and they’ll tell you that Cork is the real capital of Ireland. Known as Ireland’s cultural centre, the city is thriving year-round with festivals, tourism and some of the best restaurants in the country right here in town.

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