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10 Must-dos When In Dublin By : Steven Cronin Few places around the world lend a friendlier hand than Dublin. The Emerald Isle offers wonderful hospitality, complemented by its warm and friendly hosts. A cosmopolitan city, Dublin is rightly proud of its rich heritage, but also presents a modern face in keeping with contemporary culture. 1. Trinity College Housing the Book of Kells, a near two century old manuscript written by monks, Trinity College is Dublin’s oldest university, built in 1592. 2. Christ Church C... 3 Reasons To Book The Irish Riviera Now! By : The Irish Riviera The “Irish Riviera” is the name given to the sunny south coast of Ireland, where small towns nestle next door to each other along a beautiful coastline with sandy beaches, welcoming people and fantastic food. Within easy reach of visitors arriving by air or sea, it’s the perfect holiday destination for those who want to experience a true taste of Ireland. If you’ve never been to the Irish Riviera, but the idea of sea, scenery and seafood appeals to you, then here are 3 gre... 3 Ways To Make The Most Of Your Irish Vacation By : The Irish Riviera So, you’ve decided to go to Ireland for your next vacation – how are you going to make sure you get the most from your trip? Ireland has so much to offer that it’s easy to waste your vacation deciding what to do. A far better idea is to plan what you want to do before you get there so that you can really enjoy what Ireland has to offer. Here are three great ways to make sure that you do: 1. Check out the restaurants The internet is a great source of information and t... 5 Reasons To Visit Ireland By : The Irish Riviera Ireland holds many wonders in its relatively small land. To those who visit for the first time, it is awash with new experiences and surprises. To those who are returning, it is welcoming, immediately memorable and long-anticipated. Whether you are a new visitor or an old hand, here are some of the best reasons to visit Ireland. 1. Variety Ireland has a tremendous variety of just about everything, and all of it is reasonably accessible, although you may have to hike a w... 5 Top Things To Do In Ireland By : The Irish Riviera Ireland is a fantastic holiday destination, with incredible changes in landscape in a relatively small area, and trendy cities within driving distance of remote rural communities. Here are five of the best things to do when you visit: 1. Go to Dublin No visit to Ireland is complete without spending some time in Dublin – even if it’s only a day, although you need longer to do it justice. From the beautiful architecture of its university, to the General Post Office, which... Belfast City Guide, Including Belfast Hotels By : Ms Maria Williams Introduction: Nestled in a valley and bordered to the east by the Irish Sea, the capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast, is a vibrant and lively Celtic city that lives up to its nickname of “The Hibernian Rio.” Situated on the River Lagan, the pedestrian-friendly city enjoys a focal point in Donegal Square where the architecturally stunning City Hall dominates the skyline, and elsewhere Victorian and Edwardian architecture can be enjoyed by visitors on foot. Places of int... Driving In Ireland - Your Essential Guide By : Sebastian Romero Most visitors to Ireland either bring their own car by ferry from Britain, or they fly and hire a car. If you are hiring a car, you need to know that an automatic will cost half as much again as the identical manual gear box model. Petrol is currently about 1.20 euro a litre, that’s about 80 pence sterling and about $1.50 a litre in USD. That’s about $6 a US gallon. Diesel is a small bit cheaper. Most hire cars will give you 40 miles to the gallon or more. Visitors a... Galway in the Summertime By : Kevin Gallen Ah summer time in Galway, breathe it in, get a breath of that country air, breathe the beauty of it everywhere, get a look at that clear blue sky. Summer days spent lying on the grass down at Spanish Arch, not a care in the world… Home Away From Home In Ireland By : Irish Hotels Ireland is a well visited tourist destination. Its appeal has reached all parts of the world and has attracted tourists to visit and savour what this country has to offer. What makes Ireland a popular tourist getaway spot? What is it in Ireland that makes it worth coming back to? Ireland's Gems By : G. Chadwick While visiting Ireland, be sure to stop at Trinity College in Dublin, the resting place for an original New Testament text dating back to 800 AD. Other Dublin sites to see are the Dublin castle, St. Patrick Cathedral and the Christ Church Cathedral. Visitors also enjoy the Guiness Brewery located in Dublin. Hotels in Dublin that are recommended by other tourists are: The Conrad Dublin, about $344 night, Brooks Hotel, about $270 night and the Crowne Plaza Airport for around $... Seeing Dublin By : Sian McInnery Anytime of year is the perfect time to visit charming Dublin. If you have a choice, try to be there right before the beginning of summer, or at the very end of winter. Besides the facts that travel rates are the best during these times, there are also a variety of celebrations and festivals. St. Patrick's Day is the country's most important feast day and Dublin offers a great festival in his honor. If you plan to visit on this day in March, make reservations well in advance. Sligo Tourist Information & Travel Guide By : Ann-Marie County Sligo is situated on the Atlantic coast in the north west of Ireland, it is renowned for its unspoilt scenic landscapes with approximately 110 miles of coastline. Sligo Town, capital of the Northwest region, is situated on the Garavogue River between Lough Gill and the Atlantic coast. It is a major growth centre and the largest town in the North West with a population of over 20,000 people, swelling to a daytime population of 42,000. Sligo is a thriving tourist, co... The Legends and Lore of Ireland By : Glenda Jao The legends and lore of Ireland form its rich cultural history. They are full of stories and faeries, leprechauns and historical tales including that of Saint Patrick ridding the famous Emerald Isle of snakes. These tales about the religious and the ancient pagan reflect the culture of this tiny island nation. Travel To Ireland: Celtic Lore And Pub Camaraderie By : Frank Johnson The signature rolling green pastures of Ireland's landscape is enough to resuscitate the weary traveler back to life with calming beauty and refreshing hospitality. From strange stone formations to thousand-year-old churches, Ireland's countryside is a patchwork of some of the most intriguing remnants of a unique but turbulent history, not to mention the sprinkling of jubilantly jolly pubs that will have you singing folk songs with a signature Irish dark ale in your hand in n... Visiting Dublin By : Sian McInnery No matter what time of year that you decide to visit the wonderful city of Dublin you can be assured of a great time no matter what the weather is like. If you have to choose, you’ll want to be in Dublin either just before summer starts, or just after winter ends, since these are the times that Dublin is the cheapest to visit as well as when many of the celebrations and festivals take place. The most important holiday and festival in Dublin is St. Patrick’s Day, and if you plan on being in Dublin during this time you’ll need to make sure that you have reservations! Why Ireland Could Be Your Best Vacation Ever! By : The Irish Riviera Ireland is a country that captures the imagination and floods the senses. Its lush green landscapes, sparkling seas, hidden coves, dramatic mountains and welcoming people are just some of the reasons why you’ll return to Ireland again and again. For such a small country, Ireland has a lot to offer the visitor. Whatever you’re interested in, Ireland can provide it and you’ll never be disappointed. Whether you’re staying in the vibrant capital city of Dublin or in a rural id...

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