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Ireland is a popular destination in Europe and there are 914 hotels to choose from. All hotels in Ireland comes with "Best Price" guarantee. You are getting the lowest possible price for your hotelroom. Guaranteed.
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Ireland Travel
What to visit in Ireland? Your About Guide to Ireland, Bernd Biege, picks the Top Ten Sights for you, places you should not miss.
The usual way to tell the difference between winter and summer in Ireland is to measure the temperature of the rain ... or so the saying goes. While it is true that there are no major temperature differences between the seasons and that rain is likely every second day, the Irish weather is manageable,
Even if you have just one day in Dublin, make sure not to miss any of the Top Ten Sights! Most are within easy reach of the city center or will be part of a bus tour.
Ryanair's cabin baggage or hand luggage allowance has recently come under fire from disgruntled passengers. Long used to shlepp two heavy bags and a kitchen sink onto the plane, these passengers where taken aback by Ryanair's strict condition that only one piece of cabin luggage with a maximum weight of ten kilograms would be allowed on board. Heavier luggage or items exceeding the maximum dimensions of by by centimeters will have to be checked in and paid for.
Weather data from Dublin, on the east coast of Ireland. Get the statistical data on the weather in Ireland's capital.
Favorite Irish drinks - going into an original Irish pub in Ireland and drinking just Bud Light should be positively discouraged. If you want to down a few, why not try the local brew?
Even the best guidebooks to Ireland can be overwhelming. Planning a trip can become a nightmare. Here are a few lists that will give you an idea which are the most important sights and attractions.
A short introduction to the Irish words and phrases visistors are most likely to encounter.
Dublin, despite its relatively small size, is one of the most vibrant cities of Europe - it also tends to be one of the more expensive cities. Low air fares are just the start of any journey and travelers tend to be surprised by the prices in Ireland's capital city. But there are still things to be had for free ...
So you want to strip off and go naked in Ireland? No problem - just be sure to do it in the privacy of your own room and only observed by consenting family and friends. Otherwise you might have a run-in with the law. But naturists take note - while nudism may not be legal, there are zones of toleration.
Whether you are planning a holiday or just interested in Ireland in general, movies can be a great way to explore the country from your armchair.
The Cliffs of Moher are a must-see if you are visiting the West of Ireland. The sheer drop of around 700 feet from a comparatively flat meadow down to the Atlantic is simply breathtaking.
Travel writers and the opening of the railway boosted Killarney's influx of visitors even more in the 19th century and Queen Victoria's visit bestowed royal approval on the original Irish holiday destination. Killarney remains one of the top tourist destinations for both Irish and foreign travellers.
Dublin is full of pubs and picking the best is down to taste and expectations. But here is a list of the pubs I would deem worth a visit when you are in Dublin and looking for a decent night out.
Visiting some the ancient monuments in the Boyne Valley is a must for every visitor to Ireland. But nowhere
Since May 2007 smoking has been banned from enclosed public places and workplaces all over Ireland -
Tara is the ancient seat of the High Kings of Ireland and thus one of the most important sites on the Emerald Isle. Visitors will, however, not find huge structures or monuments here, instead a landscaped area of enormous proportions awaits them.
Driving a (rental) car in Ireland does not need to be difficult or even dangerous - as long as you stick to the rules of the road and some basic advice. Let us show you how to enjoy a driving holiday in Ireland without any hassle.
No wonder that the giant Finn MacCool was supposed to have built this marvel to cross the sea - rarely does nature produce such regular shapes. Though located in a quite remote area, the Giant's Causeway is definitely amongst the top ten things to see in Ireland.
When in Ireland you will hear people speaking the Irish vernacular, a local version of English. Influenced by tradition and the Irish language. And confusing for the visitor.
When we think of Ireland, we tend to think of Saint Patrick , Irish Coffee , round towers , Guinness
A bleak, scarred limestone plateau that is often (falsely) compared to the moon's surface, with few plants growing and only the occasional sheep navigating the crevices for another lump of grass. Covering a vast stretch of land south of Galway Bay and running right to the shoreline, the inhospitable Burren is one of the top attractions you should see in Ireland.
Bunratty has made itself a name as one of the best attractions of Ireland over the years. A complete Victorian village was recreated with original and reconstructed buildings, a medieval castle and entertainment.
What would you bring with you to Ireland? Each of us has different priorities, ranging from laptop, satellite phone and mp3-player to a woolly hat and some battered binoculars. But there are some things that should be high on the list for most travelers, though not all of these may be applicable to you. And while some may be obvious choices, others are not.
Glendalough ranks among the most historic and beautiful places in Ireland. A visit from Dublin will take only a few hours - but is it worth it? Your About Guide to Ireland thinks it definitely is, let Bernd Biege explain.
Once you have done the essential sights of Dublin you might be tempted to see some of the hidden gems of Ireland's capital. These will require some more effort to find them and to get there, but they are certainly worth a visit and will make your Dublin experience unique.
What to bring home from Ireland? The choices are endless and confusing, but there are some things that
Tipping in Ireland is like an arcane art mastered by only a few enlightened individuals. The rest of us mere mortals will have to just fumble along. Here are some pointers in the right direction.
Unless you are on an all-inclusive cruise you will need to pay for goods and services in Ireland. While cash is the most immediate form of payment and accepted everywhere, credit cards and traveler's checks can be an alternative. Find out what money to use and in which form.
Ireland tends to be one of the more expensive European destinations. Traveling on a shoestring seems to be a thing of the past. But there are still things to be had for free - or at least for the moderate cost of getting there
Every country has them, those tourist traps that are more hype than substance. Or those attractions that do not seem so attractive any more close up. Ireland is no exception.
The Parting Glass - the lyrics of this popular Irish folk song.
Irish Customs Regulations - customs within the European Union (EU) uses three channels, the blue channel is for travellers within the EU only and should not be used if your flight originated outside the EU. That leaves the green and red channels for transatlantic travellers. Find out when to choose which!
The best way to travel around Ireland is by car - no contest. But what if a visitor does not want or simply cannot use a car? There are alternatives available, none of them perfect, but a combination of road and rail travel is an interesting option.
Most of the main sights of Dublin are situated in a comparatively small area. To get a good impression of this lively and historic city you only need to take a walk. And you can travel light as shelter from rain and refreshments can be found virtually everywhere. The whole tour should take anything between two and six hours - two hours for energetic walkers and without lingering too long at any place, six hours including stops, the Trinity College tour and a pause or two in a café.
Gay Travel in Ireland - the classic picture of Ireland as a very religious and generally quite conservative country does not bode well for the gay traveller. But actually there should be no major problem for you.
Prices in Ireland are not exactly low, but you may beat the proverbial Rip-Off Republic by thinking ahead and planning your budget.
Ireland's Haunted Hostelries - or that special holiday feeling ... why not drop into a pub with its own ghost? Or even stay a night with things that go bump in the night? Ireland has a fair share of ghostly happenings and finding a haunted hostelry is not a difficult task. Add a dark night with rain lashing the window panes and you are sure to feel some shivers running down your spine.
Ireland has literally hundreds of festivals, but where should a visitor go? Find out more about the best festivals in Ireland.
Ireland's Twenty Largest Towns
Ireland's towns and even the few cities are of a comfortable size - only Dublin has more than a million inhabitants and most towns in the country resemble grown-up villages. Find out what the largest towns and cities are.
While you are enjoying the slower pace on Irish roads, questions like "are we there yet" come from the
Renting a car in Ireland for a week or two is no problem - thanks to the Internet it can be done from the comfort of your home and within minutes. But actually getting the right car for your needs can be difficult. Be aware of what to look out for when planning a touring vacation in Ireland.
Weather data from Valentia Island, County Kerry, on the Atlantic coast of Ireland. Get the statistical data on the weather in Ireland's Southwest.
Sligo Town and County Sligo - a huge number of prehistoric monuments, unique landscapes and the connections with poet W.B.Yeats and the Republican Countess Markiewicz attract countless visitors to Sligo each year. While the town itself is unspectacular, the area is among the top attractions you should enjoy in Ireland.
Women travelling alone in Ireland - a problem? There are some places on earth where women should never travel alone, for whatever reasons - thankfully Ireland is not one of them. Which does not change the fact that woman travellers in Ireland should exercise caution, in several ways.
When in Ireland, do as the Irish do. And when it comes to food and drink the tourist should endeavor to savor local specialities. You can have steaks, burgers and buffalo wings any day at home.
The Easter Rising of 1916 was one of the defining moments in the struggle for Irish independence - indeed it may be regarded as the turning point for the fortunes of Irish republicanism. And this despite the fact that the rebellion was a total failure.
Public transport in Dublin is (quite) good - you definitely do not need a car in Dublin. Indeed it might be rather counter-productive to use a rental car as a tourist in Ireland's capital city. It is a far more sensible idea to use public transport.
Buying clothes or shoes in Ireland can be a problem, just like working out distances or measurements. Here are some quick hints on converting Irish weights and measures into European or US standards.
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