Driving in Ireland: Hold Onto Your Britches
If you’re planning on driving in Ireland, make this your first piece of advice: spend the extra money for the automatic, even if…
Read MoreIf you’re planning on driving in Ireland, make this your first piece of advice: spend the extra money for the automatic, even if…
Read MoreTrim Castle and Bective Abbey were not on our radar at all until the host at our B&B in Athlone mentioned them as…
Read MoreAthlone sits almost exactly in the geographic center of Ireland, if you drew a big X across the country and marked the middle,…
Read MoreLeaving the Cliffs of Kerry heading north toward Galway, you only have one solid option – take the N67 scenic route through the…
Read MoreThe Cliffs of Moher are the biggest natural tourist attraction in Ireland, beating out others like the Ring of Kerry and the Devil’s…
Read MoreThe Dingle Peninsula and the famous Slea Head Drive is next up on our route after leaving the Ring of Kerry. This narrow…
Read MoreThe Ring of Kerry is one of those drives that shows up on every Ireland bucket list, and is a must-do for any…
Read MoreThe Wild Atlantic Way stretches 2,500 kilometers up the Irish coastline all the way to Donegal, and Kinsale is where it begins. Since…
Read MoreKilkenny is only 90 minutes southeast of Dublin, but it is a world away from it in every way that matters. After the…
Read MoreDublin is one of many massive European capitals – 1.3 million people, easy international flights, plenty of rental options, and lots of history….
Read MoreIf you visit Dublin and you don’t visit the Guinness Storehouse, you might as well run your passport through the shredder and just…
Read MoreIf you’re going to Dublin and you haven’t heard of Temple Bar, you haven’t done your research. It’s the cobblestoned, tourist-packed, slightly chaotic…
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