Located in Ireland’s Ancient East, the quaint city of Kilkenny is as charming as it is historic. From cosy pubs to medieval history, Kilkenny has something to offer every type of holidaymaker, whether your visiting for one day or one week! With so much on offer, we’ve put together a list of our top ten …
Located in County Wicklow, only a stone’s throw from Dublin, Glendalough is a famous stop along Ireland’s Ancient East route. For thousands of years people have enjoyed the incredible scenery, rich history, abundant wildlife and the beautiful walking trails in Glendalough. It is home to one of the most important monastic sites in Ireland, the …
2020 has been dubbed the year of the staycation and lucky for us, Ireland has no shortage of incredible holiday destinations. As the country’s capital, it’s no surprise that Dublin has plenty to offer all types of holidaymakers, from outdoor adventures and historic landmarks to delicious restaurants and great shopping. With so much on offer, …
Wild Rover Tours’ award-winning Irish day trips take visitors through incredible unspoilt landscapes, charming traditional villages and to some of the top tourist attractions around the Emerald Isle. From the breath-taking beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way from the Cliffs of Moher to the magical world of Game of Thrones, Wild Rover Tours has something …
Ireland is so photogenic that filmmakers flock to these shores to capture its beauty for TV shows and movies. Here are just some of the most spectacular filming locations in Ireland, and guess what? You can visit them all. Connemara, Co Galway The wild and windswept landscape of rugged Connemara has appeared many times …
With its postcard-perfect green pastures, sites of historical significance, fun festivals, cultural events, cool cities and superb food and drink scene, Northern Ireland has a lot to offer. So, to help you plan your trip, here’s our recommended bucket list of what to see in Northern Ireland in each of the different counties. The …
The Giant’s Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in County Antrim in Northern Ireland. With its unique volcanic formations, dramatic seascape and the myths and legends surrounding its formation, no wonder it is the most visited tourist site in Northern Ireland. Those 40,000 interconnected polygonal basalt columns which tumble down into the Atlantic Ocean …
The Cliffs of Moher can easily be visited from Dublin in a day. Even though it’s just a three-hour journey, there are still plenty of things to see and do on the drive from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher. Depending on the route taken, you can see castles, lighthouses, wild landscapes, rugged seascapes and …
Every winter, Galway City centre is transformed into a festive wonderland with the arrival of the annual Galway Continental Christmas Market. This is the thirteenth year of the Galway Christmas Markets and visitors can expect more winter fun than ever. Planning to visit the Galway Christmas Markets 2022? Here’s everything you can expect this year’s …
The Giant’s Causeway is the most visited tourist site in Northern Ireland, and for good reason too. It is stunning. Find out more about how the Giant’s Causeway was formed and what to expect on your day trip from Dublin. Where is the Giant’s Causeway? The Giant’s Causeway is located in County Antrim along Northern …
