Tourism Ireland
One of the best ways to see Ireland is by car - you can go off the beaten track and see things you would never get to see on a standard tour like a deserted beach, a remote pub or winding country roads.
Tourism Ireland
The Aran Islands, in the county of Galway, are a sanctuary from the rush of modern life and have attracted many writers and artists over the years.
Tourism Ireland
The Bodhran drum is an Irish frame drum that shows up countless times in Ireland's history and culture. Many people learn how to play this unique instrument when they travel to Ireland that is used by many Celtic bands.
Tourism Ireland
The Connemara section of Ireland, in the county of Galway, offers unique landscapes and quiet roads perfect to ride a bike along, which is how many adventurous people choose to see it.
Tourism Ireland
Georgian Dublin describes a historical period in the development of the city of Dublin ranging from 1714 to 1830. During the reign of the four King Georges, a unique architectural style was used. In Dublin today, there are Georgian sections that showcase the original medieval architecture, like the doors shown here.
Tourism Ireland
Guinness, one of the most successful beer brands worldwide, originated in Ireland at the St. James's Gate Brewery in Dublin. The brewery is still open and open to the public for tours.
Tourism Ireland
Nothing quite goes together like Ireland and pubs. The atmosphere of Irish pubs, mainly lively music, traditional dancing, hearty food and boisterous pub-goers are staples of Irish culture.
Tourism Ireland
Ireland is the home of many festivals celebrating their heritage and culture, but none are as big as the annual St. Patrick's Day celebration, a week-long festival in Dublin that culminates with a massive parade on St. Patrick's Day, complete with street theater, elaborate costumes, fireworks, dancing, performers and, of course, plenty of food and drink.
Tourism Ireland
No matter where you go in Ireland, there are people to meet and stories to listen to. Venturing to a local bakery, cafe or pub and meeting locals can be the best part of the trip.
Tourism Ireland
You can't go to Ireland without going to a pub. There are many walking tours of historic pubs, especially in the Belfast City section of Ireland.
Tourism Ireland
The Slieve League Cliffs in Ireland are said to be one of the highest and finest marine cliffs in Europe. There are terrific views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Sligo Mountains and Donegal Bay.
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