We have compiled Ireland travel and holiday information to help with your stay.

About Ireland

It’s said that Ireland, once visited, is never forgotten and the Irish landscape has a mythic resonance. The countries history is almost tangible and its people seem put on earth expressly to restore faith in humanity. Ireland's history is reflected in its warm hospitality, delicious traditional Irish food and drink, brilliant Irish folk music, and beautiful landscape.

County Visitor Guide's

We have compiled a visitor guide for each county in Ireland. The county visitor guide includes information about the county including attractions, history, heritage sites, golf courses, etc... and useful contact information. Antrim Visitor Guide Armagh Visitor Guide Carlow Visitor Guide Cavan Visitor Guide Clare Visitor Guide Cork Visitor Guide Donegal Visitor Guide Down Visitor Guide Dublin Visitor Guide Fermanagh Visitor Guide Galway Visitor Guide Kerry Visitor Guide Kildare Visitor Guide Kilkenny Visitor Guide Laois Visitor Guide Leitrim Visitor Guide Limerick Visitor Guide Londonderry Visitor Guide Longford Visitor Guide Louth Visitor Guide Mayo Visitor Guide Meath Visitor Guide Monaghan Visitor Guide Offaly Visitor Guide Roscommon Visitor Guide Sligo Visitor Guide Tipperary Visitor Guide Tyrone Visitor Guide Waterford Visitor Guide Westmeath Visitor Guide Wexford Visitor Guide Wicklow Visitor Guide

Travelling to and in Ireland

Airports Ireland has two airports, Dublin and Shannon. Both have direct flights available from all of London’s major airports, many European airports and America. Ferry Ferry service between Dublin and Holyhead in Wales and between Rosslare and Fishguard and Pembroke in Wales. Ferry service from Cork to Clerbourg, St Malo and Le Havre in France. Getting Around Travelling by car is the best way to see Ireland, as some sights are not served by public transport. Driving is on the left like the British. Cycling and walking is also a very good way of seeing Ireland’s beautiful country. Public transport can be quite expensive, neither the railway or bus service run as frequently as you would like and there are significant gaps in the routes.

Facts / Useful Information

Population: 4,109,086 Northern Ireland Currency: Pound Sterling (GBP) Republic of Ireland Currency: Euro (EUR) Electrical Plugs: 230V 50Hz Languages: English, Gaelic Time Zones: GMT/UTC 0 Country Dialing Code: +353 Irish Public Holidays January 1st (New Years Day) March 17th (St. Patrick's Day) Easter Monday (often in mid or late April) First Monday in May (May Bank Holiday) First Monday in June (June Bank Holiday) First Monday in August (August Bank Holiday) Last Monday in October (October Bank Holiday) 25th December (Christmas Day) 26th December (St. Stephen's Day)

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