Traditional music, cultural festivals and jubilant celebrations are deeply embedded in Irish culture, shaping the global perspective of the country as an overtly happy and welcoming nation.

Derry

The city that straddles the River Foyle is already packed with museums, murals and sites that chart its history and with new hotels, restaurants and ʙᴀʀs continuing to pop up alongside the excellent shopping and parks, there is a strong chance that Derry will indeed rise to the top of many lists when people consider places to go to in Ireland to take a city break.

Doolin
The village is the postcard-perfect ideal of Irish countryside with narrow rural roads twisting and turning through rolling green meadows and stone walls, passing stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean crashing against the west coast.

Dublin City

The capital city of Ireland is home to some 2 million people, most of which live in the suburbs outside the thriving, but compact centre. Visitors to Dublin will find a cosmopolitan city flushed with international residents, university students and high-flying business types alike.

Galway

Outside of Ireland, the big cities of Dublin, Cork and Belfast are the most well-known. Those from foreign shores may sтʀuԍԍʟᴇ to name any other places of note on the island, but if there is one that pops up more than most, it’s Galway. The truth is, everyone should know about this city.

Kinsale

In more recent times, Kinsale has become a foodies’ heaven with the annual Kinsale Gourmet Festival in October bringing thousands flocking to the tiny village to enjoy the incredible seafood, cheeses and organic goods it has become celebrated for.

Blarney Castle

Ashford Castle

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