Ireland is renowned for its beautiful countryside, its kind people and its rich history. So, it should come as no surprise that the Emerald Isle is full to the brim of significant historic sites.
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Why choose a chauffeur driven tour of Ireland
A vacation in Ireland is not the time to be worried about where to go, how you’re going to get there and most importantly, what pub serves the best Guinness!For those reasons and more, a chauffeur driven tour of Ireland is always a worthwhile choice.
Top 5 small luxury hotels in Ireland
Few countries are as ideally suited to quaint luxury as Ireland. Unforgettable sites, friendly people and unpredictable weather, all come together to make our lovely island the best spot to nestle into a small luxury hotel for a captivating getaway.
Top 5 romantic destinations in Ireland
With its rolling hills, cosy pubs, beautiful scenery and quaint towns, Ireland regularly comes out on top as one of the most romantic countries in the world.
Ireland’s Best Golf Courses
Royal County Down The Royal County Down Golf Club is, located in Newcastle, County Down in Northern Ireland. It opened 127 years ago and is one of the oldest golf clubs in Ireland. It has two 18-hole links courses, the Championship Course and the Annesley Links.
Dublin Guinness Experience
One of the routes, as you travel to Dublin from the south of Ireland, takes you past the iconic St. James’ Gates of Dublin’s famous Guinness brewery. Adjoining, is the Guinness Storehouse, a Visitor’s Centre, which graphically details the workings of this world-famous brewery since its inception in 1759.
Ireland’s remote Beaches
Ireland’s remote Beaches Hidden Gems of the Wild Atlantic Way Ireland’s beaches are considered by many as the most breath-taking in the world.
Ireland Cycle Routes – Off the beaten track Wild Atlantic Way experience
We went on a long cycle through the coastal back roads of west cork at the start of February. We decided to head off as we were finally experiencing one of those beautiful clear crisp sunny days that unfortunately occurs only rarely in this beautiful part of the wild south of Ireland.
Centuries of Belief: Evidence in the Irish Landscape
Ireland has a predominantly Catholic population. The religion is understood to have been brought to Ireland in the early fifth century by the country’s patron saint, St. Patrick. Prior to the introduction of Christianity, the Irish people had a very different belief system of which little is now known.
How to Have a Perfect Weekend in Cork, Ireland
A ‘once in a lifetime trip to Ireland’ is impossible – You can’t visit just once. The landscape, the people and atmosphere make it difficult for anyone who has experienced it to stay away for too long.
