Great British Trips — Ireland
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Ireland
From lively Dublin pubs to the Wild Atlantic Way’s dramatic cliffs, let us craft an Irish journey shaped entirely around you.
Wild Atlantic Way
Why Ireland
A land of wild warmth.
Ireland unfolds in dramatic clifftops, rolling green hills, lively cities and villages full of music. From Dublin and Cork to Galway, Donegal and the Ring of Kerry, every county has its own story, charm and welcome.
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Ireland’s most beautiful corners
Push open the door of a Dublin pub and Ireland comes alive: Celtic songs, dark beers, warm locals, rich stories and the lively atmosphere that makes the capital unforgettable.
Explore Dublin
On County Clare’s rugged coast, the Cliffs of Moher rise above crashing Atlantic waves with breathtaking views, seabirds and walking trails that capture Ireland at its wildest.
Explore the cliffs
Cork balances food, history and independent spirit, while nearby Kinsale brings colourful houses, harbour views, seafood, galleries and the southern end of the Wild Atlantic Way.
Explore Cork
The Causeway Coastal Route brings dramatic cliffs, salty air, coastal villages and the Giant’s Causeway, where basalt columns and Irish legend meet the Atlantic.
Explore the Causeway
Donegal rewards curious travellers with windswept beaches, folk villages, rugged headlands and places like Maghera Beach, where caves and sea views feel beautifully untouched.
Explore DonegalMust-see places
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Ireland FAQ
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Where is Ireland located?
Ireland is an island in north-western Europe, to the west of Great Britain. Its capital is Dublin.
Which towns should you visit on a trip to Ireland?
Great stops include Dublin, Galway, Cork, Kilkenny, Killarney, Belfast, Waterford and Athlone. A road trip is one of the best ways to connect them.
What should you visit on a trip to Ireland?
Don’t miss Dublin, the lakes of Connemara, the Ring of Kerry, Giant’s Causeway, Cliffs of Moher, Rock of Cashel, Belfast, the Aran Islands and Kylemore Abbey.
What tour can I do in the West of Ireland?
A County Clare and County Galway route is ideal, combining the Cliffs of Moher, Galway, Connemara lakes, Kylemore Abbey and unforgettable Wild Atlantic Way scenery.
When is the best time to go on holiday in Ireland?
Ireland works year-round. Summer is ideal for brighter days, while autumn and winter bring quieter roads, moody landscapes and a more mysterious atmosphere.
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