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Carlow
South East Ireland - One Vibrant Region - Five Historic Counties!
Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford Welcome to Ireland's sunniest corner where the welcome is extra special. Our
five counties, Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford are
individually different but linked historically by a rich and varied past and
geographically by a network of five river valleys. The South East boasts a
heritage trail unrivaled by any other region in Ireland. As the Celts, Vikings
and Normans before you why not come, explore and enjoy all we have to offer.
Cavan
Ireland's North West - To the Waters and the Wild
(Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Monaghan and Sligo)
If it is a leisurely or action packed holiday you require then you can be
guaranteed that the North West can provide for your every need. There is a
fabulous choice of top class accommodation and restaurants with evening
entertainment freely available in a range of high quality venues. The area
boasts splendid facilities for Golfing, Angling, Equestrian, Hiking, Biking,
Cruising and Water Sports to name but a few.
The North West’s striking landscape has remained relatively unaffected by the
passage of time. The spectacularly beautiful countryside, the coast that has
been etched by the Atlantic, the rambling hills and mountains and the lovely
lakes provide a wonderfully interesting location for the leisurely visitor.
The warmth of the people, the céad mile fáilte, the heritage, the culture and as
we say up here the "craic" has also remained unaffected by the passing of time.
Lots to do and plenty to see but don’t just take our word for it:
Come and see it for yourself!
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Cork and County Cork
Cork Guide
Accommodation in Cork and Kerry
Quality Hotel
and Leisure Center - Cork City Centre, Ireland
This newly refurbished hotel is located in Cork's City Centre, less than a five
minute walk from Patrick Street, the city's main thoroughfare. Our hotel boasts
100 spacious and well appointed guestrooms, ideal for the Corporate Guest or
Family Holidays. The hotel bar, Bells Bar, offers a daily bar menu and Lannigans
Steakhouse, our American styled hotel restaurant, open nightly. The state of the
art Leisure Centre, Club Vitae includes a 20 M Pool, Sauna, Steamroom, Jacuzzi,
Children's Pool and Fully Equipped Gymnasium. Our dedicated meeting rooms caters
for 2 -100 delegates, both rooms fully equipped with audio- visual equipment,
air conditioning and are serviced by a dedicated conference porter.
Ireland’s Spectacular South West
The Cork/Kerry Region of South-West Ireland is one of the most popular
holiday areas in Ireland. This area has a spectacular coastline of over 1,000 km
and has Ireland’s highest mountain Carrauntoohil at 1,039 m. This Region also
has Ireland’s most southerly point and the most westerly point. The Cork/Kerry
Region is a region of scenic contrasts. The long indented coastline blends with
spectacular mountains. The many rivers and lakes combine with these mountains to
give a landscape that offers much to the visitor.
Car Rental
O'Malley Car Rental
Ireland - Irish Car Hire - Providing quality rental cars in
Ireland, locations include Dublin Airport, Cork Airport, Shannon Airport,
Dublin City Centre & Cork City Centre.
Discount and Luxury Car Rentals in Dublin, Shannon, Cork, Galway and Belfast.
Dingle
Peninsula
Dingle Peninsula
Donegal
Ireland's North West - To the Waters and the Wild
(Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Monaghan and Sligo)
If it is a leisurely or action packed holiday you require then you can be
guaranteed that the North West can provide for your every need. There is a
fabulous choice of top class accommodation and restaurants with evening
entertainment freely available in a range of high quality venues. The area
boasts splendid facilities for Golfing, Angling, Equestrian, Hiking, Biking,
Cruising and Water Sports to name but a few.
The North West’s striking landscape has remained relatively unaffected by the
passage of time. The spectacularly beautiful countryside, the coast that has
been etched by the Atlantic, the rambling hills and mountains and the lovely
lakes provide a wonderfully interesting location for the leisurely visitor.
The warmth of the people, the céad mile fáilte, the heritage, the culture and as
we say up here the "craic" has also remained unaffected by the passing of time.
Lots to do and plenty to see but don’t just take our word for it:
Come and see it for yourself!
Dublin Events is a great resource for anyone visiting (or living) in or near Dublin. They have all of the current information you will need to make your visit to Ireland's Capital City an interesting and enjoyable experience including events, highlights of the city and much at the click of your mouse. With the help of Dublin Events you can plan your a short visit, overnight, "night on the town," or an entire holiday or vacation. You will also find lots of special offers that are updated regularly. And, when in town, be sure to look for their guide, "Events of the Week" which you can find free of charge in over a 1,000 places throughout Dublin. For more information you can call (+353) 1 2954962 or send them an email request or question at guide@dublinevents.com or visit their website - Dublin Events
Dublin Hotels - Make your reservations in a great hotel in Dublin today and, even better, get great discounts by reserving through Getting Away! Click here for hotels in selected other European cities.
Before you visit any large city you need to do your research. Guide to Dublin and Dublin Tourist Information Center are two good sites you might want to look into.
The Temple Bar District is a must see when you visit this city. It is filled with restaurants, coffee shops, pubs, and several interesting shops and stores. The area is especially popular with the younger set.
DublinJourney.com - This is a site that takes you on a virtual tour of Dublin. You can walk the streets of Dublin, see the sites, learn the history, get a feel for the buzz and atmosphere of Ireland's capital city. The tour takes the form of a 'photographic slideshow' where you can choose to go up, down, left, or right at various points in the tour. Each point in the tour is annotated with notes describing the interesting features of the location you are currently observing. These can be notes describing the history of a particular building or statue, discussing the character of a particular street or are, or commenting on the pleasantness (or otherwise!) of the sights and sounds to be encountered in the vicinity. (www.dublinjourney.com)
B2C
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with free online booking. Our special Internet rates give you up to 75% discount
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with instant confirmation. Our product includes photos, maps and travel guides
over a wide range of properties from cheap budget to luxurious 5 star hotels.
I enjoy visiting the
Churches and Cathedrals of Dublin when I am there with
St. Patrick's Cathedral being one of my favorites.
A must visit in Dublin is Trinity College where you need to take a tour of the Long Room in the Library and see the exhibit of the Book of Kells.
Tickets for concerts in London, Paris, Amsterdam and Dublin
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Ever wanted to go to a concert and get good seats? If you have ordered tickets for your favorite
artist before you probably know that its complete luck whether or not you get a
good seat.
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Now, for the first time, you can book
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Click here to find out who's on tour at the moment
and treat yourself.
Click Here for
accommodations suggestions in Dublin.
Dublin Tourism
is the official visitor information & accommodation reservation web site for
Dublin, Ireland. The Dublin Tourism web site offers you all the information you
need for your holiday or short break in Dublin, the historic, cosmopolitan
capital of Ireland.
Dublin Accommodation
Car Rental
O'Malley Car Rental
Ireland - Irish Car Hire - Providing quality rental cars in
Ireland, locations include Dublin Airport, Cork Airport, Shannon Airport,
Dublin City Centre & Cork City Centre.
Discount and Luxury Car Rentals in Dublin, Shannon, Cork, Galway and Belfast.
Dublin Hotels with Discounts - This guide to Dublin hotels offers you the possibility of booking a hotel downtown or near the airport. Dublin Hotels with Discounts provides full descriptions and recent pictures of all the best hotels in Dublin, Ireland. Free online reservations give you up to 75% savings on normal prices.
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
GalwayATL.com
was set up in August 2002 as a part-time venture by three young
Engineers based in Galway.
Discount and Luxury Car Rentals in Dublin, Shannon, Cork, Galway and Belfast.
Ireland West Holiday Homes - This web site is designed to help you select your holiday location and to book the self catering premises that best suit your needs. Every premises in this site has been inspected by Bord Fáilte/Irish Tourist Board, Regional Tourism Authority personnel, awarded a classification rating and approved for renting as self catering holiday accommodation. The Ireland West Region consists of the Counties Galway, Mayo & Roscommon, three distinctively different Counties. The landscape will also capture your heart and there is a variety of things to do and places to visit from Centuries old ruins to historic houses. You can walk in the Countryside, Fish, Golf, Horseride, Sail, or Cruise on the Waterways. Whatever your interest is - you will be sure to enjoy it in Ireland West.
Ireland’s Warm, Wild and Wonderful West -
warm, wild and wonderful West
Travel and vacations in Galway, Mayo and Roscommon, three distinctively
different counties, one unforgettable holiday experience.
This is the land of history and heritage, of music and merriment, of character
and charm. We welcome you to where genuine hospitality is part of our culture...
it’s just the way we are.
The landscape will also capture your heart and there are a variety of things to
do and places to visit, from centuries old ruins to historic houses. You can
walk in the countryside, fish, golf, horse ride, sail or cruise on the waterways
- whatever your interest is, you will be sure to enjoy it in Ireland West.
| Radisson SAS Hotel Galway - The luxury Radisson SAS Hotel accommodation Galway, imaginative design affords many of the hotel's 217 guestrooms a view of Lough Atalia and Galway Bay. All the five star luxury Hotel guest rooms feature the Power Tower, a space saving device that offers satellite television with movie channels, coffee/tea maker, mini-bar, personal safe, ironing board/iron and trouser press. |
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Kenmare
I will have to admit that this is one of my favorite towns in Ireland. Be sure to visit there when you are in Ireland.
The Town of Kenmare
Click
Here for accommodations suggestions in Kenmare.
Kerry
Accommodation in Cork and Kerry
Ireland’s Spectacular South West
The Cork/Kerry Region of South-West Ireland is one of the most popular
holiday areas in Ireland. This area has a spectacular coastline of over 1,000 km
and has Ireland’s highest mountain Carrauntoohil at 1,039 m. This Region also
has Ireland’s most southerly point and the most westerly point. The Cork/Kerry
Region is a region of scenic contrasts. The long indented coastline blends with
spectacular mountains. The many rivers and lakes combine with these mountains to
give a landscape that offers much to the visitor.
Kildare
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
Killen
Kilkenny
South East Ireland - One Vibrant Region - Five Historic Counties! Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford Welcome to Ireland's sunniest corner where the welcome is extra special. Our five counties, Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford are individually different but linked historically by a rich and varied past and geographically by a network of five river valleys. The South East boasts a heritage trail unrivaled by any other region in Ireland. As the Celts, Vikings and Normans before you why not come, explore and enjoy all we have to offer.
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The Sovereign House in Kinsale offers a most exquisite experience in luxury bed and breakfast
accommodations and is an ideal location for the exploration of the
picturesque County Cork in Ireland. An ideal location for touring this
historic area, gently relaxing or partaking in one of the many activities
available such as golf, sailing, walking and river or sea fishing. This wonderful Queen Anne house dates from 1706 and is filled with charm and character and must be visited to appreciate it's wonderful qualities. The superb Jacobean Hallway leads to the drawing room, kitchen and breakfast room, dining room, reading room and study. A period stairway leads to a secret terraced garden at the first return of the stairs. For additional information about this hotel, or to make a reservation, click on Getting Away Accommodations Information and Reservations. |
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Knock (The West)
Accommodation in the West (Knock)
Laois
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
Leitrim
Ireland's North West - To the Waters and the Wild
(Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Monaghan and Sligo)
If it is a leisurely or action packed holiday you require then you can be
guaranteed that the North West can provide for your every need. There is a
fabulous choice of top class accommodation and restaurants with evening
entertainment freely available in a range of high quality venues. The area
boasts splendid facilities for Golfing, Angling, Equestrian, Hiking, Biking,
Cruising and Water Sports to name but a few.
The North West’s striking landscape has remained relatively unaffected by the
passage of time. The spectacularly beautiful countryside, the coast that has
been etched by the Atlantic, the rambling hills and mountains and the lovely
lakes provide a wonderfully interesting location for the leisurely visitor.
The warmth of the people, the céad mile fáilte, the heritage, the culture and as
we say up here the "craic" has also remained unaffected by the passing of time.
Lots to do and plenty to see but don’t just take our word for it:
Come and see it for yourself!
Limerick
Limerick
Longford
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
Louth
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
Mayo
Ireland
West Holiday Homes - This web site is designed to help you select
your holiday location and to book the self catering premises that best
suit your needs. Every premises in this site has been inspected by Bord
Fáilte/Irish Tourist Board, Regional Tourism Authority personnel, awarded
a classification rating and approved for renting as self catering holiday
accommodation. The Ireland West Region consists of the Counties Galway,
Mayo & Roscommon, three distinctively different Counties. The
landscape will also capture your heart and there is a variety of things to
do and places to visit from Centuries old ruins to historic houses. You
can walk in the Countryside, Fish, Golf, Horseride, Sail, or Cruise on the
Waterways. Whatever your interest is - you will be sure to enjoy it in
Ireland West.
Ireland’s Warm, Wild and Wonderful West -
warm, wild and wonderful West
Travel and vacations in Galway, Mayo and Roscommon, three distinctively
different counties, one unforgettable holiday experience.
This is the land of history and heritage, of music and merriment, of character
and charm. We welcome you to where genuine hospitality is part of our culture...
it’s just the way we are.
The landscape will also capture your heart and there are a variety of things to
do and places to visit, from centuries old ruins to historic houses. You can
walk in the countryside, fish, golf, horse ride, sail or cruise on the waterways
- whatever your interest is, you will be sure to enjoy it in Ireland West.
Macroom
Macroom-Cork Guide
Meath
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
Midlands
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
Monaghan
Ireland's North West - To the Waters and the Wild
(Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Monaghan and Sligo)
If it is a leisurely or action packed holiday you require then you can be
guaranteed that the North West can provide for your every need. There is a
fabulous choice of top class accommodation and restaurants with evening
entertainment freely available in a range of high quality venues. The area
boasts splendid facilities for Golfing, Angling, Equestrian, Hiking, Biking,
Cruising and Water Sports to name but a few.
The North West’s striking landscape has remained relatively unaffected by the
passage of time. The spectacularly beautiful countryside, the coast that has
been etched by the Atlantic, the rambling hills and mountains and the lovely
lakes provide a wonderfully interesting location for the leisurely visitor.
The warmth of the people, the céad mile fáilte, the heritage, the culture and as
we say up here the "craic" has also remained unaffected by the passing of time.
Lots to do and plenty to see but don’t just take our word for it:
Come and see it for yourself!
North Offaly
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
If it is a leisurely or action packed holiday you require then you can be guaranteed that the North West can provide for your every need. There is a fabulous choice of top class accommodation and restaurants with evening entertainment freely available in a range of high quality venues. The area boasts splendid facilities for Golfing, Angling, Equestrian, Hiking, Biking, Cruising and Water Sports to name but a few. The North West’s striking landscape has remained relatively unaffected by the passage of time. The spectacularly beautiful countryside, the coast that has been etched by the Atlantic, the rambling hills and mountains and the lovely lakes provide a wonderfully interesting location for the leisurely visitor. The warmth of the people, the céad mile fáilte, the heritage, the culture and as we say up here the "craic" has also remained unaffected by the passing of time. Lots to do and plenty to see but don’t just take our word for it: Come and see it for yourself!
Roscommon
Ireland
West Holiday Homes
- This web site is designed to help you select
your holiday location and to book the self catering premises that best
suit your needs. Every premises in this site has been inspected by Bord
Fáilte/Irish Tourist Board, Regional Tourism Authority personnel, awarded
a classification rating and approved for renting as self catering holiday
accommodation. The Ireland West Region consists of the Counties Galway,
Mayo & Roscommon, three distinctively different Counties. The
landscape will also capture your heart and there is a variety of things to
do and places to visit from Centuries old ruins to historic houses. You
can walk in the Countryside, Fish, Golf, Horseride, Sail, or Cruise on the
Waterways. Whatever your interest is - you will be sure to enjoy it in
Ireland West.
Ireland’s Warm, Wild and Wonderful West -
warm, wild and wonderful West
Travel and vacations in Galway, Mayo and Roscommon, three distinctively
different counties, one unforgettable holiday experience.
This is the land of history and heritage, of music and merriment, of character
and charm. We welcome you to where genuine hospitality is part of our culture...
it’s just the way we are.
The landscape will also capture your heart and there are a variety of things to
do and places to visit, from centuries old ruins to historic houses. You can
walk in the countryside, fish, golf, horse ride, sail or cruise on the waterways
- whatever your interest is, you will be sure to enjoy it in Ireland West.
Rosslare Harbour
The village of
Rosslare
Harbour is situated on clay cliffs high above Rosslare Europort and
overlooks Rosslare bay. The modern
Europort located at Rosslare Harbour is now the largest passenger port in
Ireland. Facilities in the terminal building include, the Iarnrod Eireann train
station, a bus depot, Bar and Restaurant, Information desk and the offices of
both
Stena
Lines and
Irish
Ferries.
Rosslare
Harbour makes an excellent entry into Ireland for the visitor!
Visitors to
Rosslare
Harbour will find several choices
for accommodations, and dining as well as locations where you may purchase items
if you are on a self catering holiday. The close by village of Kilrane
offers additional services. Additionally, visitors will find more services
and accommodations along the N25 which adjoins the two villages.
The Tourist Office, which is opened for the summer season, provides plenty of
information on the area to make your stay even more enjoyable.
The Shannon Region, in the mid-west of Ireland, is a special place, where you can refresh your spirit away from the frenetic and crowded cities of the world. In this compact area, less than 150 kilometers from end to end, you will discover stunning landscapes, Atlantic seascapes, great sporting activity, entertainment, top visitor attractions, fun, music, uncrowded beaches, cliff top and mountain walks, quiet country roads and everywhere the artifacts of Ireland’s ancient history. For more visit www.shannonregiontourism.ie.
Car Rental
O'Malley Car Rental
Ireland - Irish Car Hire - Providing quality rental cars in
Ireland, locations include Dublin Airport, Cork Airport, Shannon Airport,
Dublin City Centre & Cork City Centre.
Discount and Luxury Car Rentals in Dublin, Shannon, Cork, Galway and Belfast.
Sligo
Ireland's North West - To the Waters and the Wild
(Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Monaghan and Sligo)
If it is a leisurely or action packed holiday you require then you can be
guaranteed that the North West can provide for your every need. There is a
fabulous choice of top class accommodation and restaurants with evening
entertainment freely available in a range of high quality venues. The area
boasts splendid facilities for Golfing, Angling, Equestrian, Hiking, Biking,
Cruising and Water Sports to name but a few.
The North West’s striking landscape has remained relatively unaffected by the
passage of time. The spectacularly beautiful countryside, the coast that has
been etched by the Atlantic, the rambling hills and mountains and the lovely
lakes provide a wonderfully interesting location for the leisurely visitor.
The warmth of the people, the céad mile fáilte, the heritage, the culture and as
we say up here the "craic" has also remained unaffected by the passing of time.
Lots to do and plenty to see but don’t just take our word for it:
Come and see it for yourself!
Sneem
Sneem and the Ring of Kerry
South East Ireland
South East Ireland - One Vibrant Region - Five Historic Counties!
Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford Welcome to Ireland's sunniest corner where the welcome is extra special. Our
five counties, Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford are
individually different but linked historically by a rich and varied past and
geographically by a network of five river valleys. The South East boasts a
heritage trail unrivaled by any other region in Ireland. As the Celts, Vikings
and Normans before you why not come, explore and enjoy all we have to offer.
Southwest Ireland
Ireland’s Spectacular South West
The Cork/Kerry Region of South-West Ireland is one of the most popular
holiday areas in Ireland. This area has a spectacular coastline of over 1,000 km
and has Ireland’s highest mountain Carrauntoohil at 1,039 m. This Region also
has Ireland’s most southerly point and the most westerly point. The Cork/Kerry
Region is a region of scenic contrasts. The long indented coastline blends with
spectacular mountains. The many rivers and lakes combine with these mountains to
give a landscape that offers much to the visitor.
Tipperary
South East Ireland - One Vibrant Region - Five Historic Counties!
Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford Welcome to Ireland's sunniest corner where the welcome is extra special. Our
five counties, Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford are
individually different but linked historically by a rich and varied past and
geographically by a network of five river valleys. The South East boasts a
heritage trail unrivaled by any other region in Ireland. As the Celts, Vikings
and Normans before you why not come, explore and enjoy all we have to offer.
Waterford
South East Ireland - One Vibrant Region - Five Historic Counties!
Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford Welcome to Ireland's sunniest corner where the welcome is extra special. Our
five counties, Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford are
individually different but linked historically by a rich and varied past and
geographically by a network of five river valleys. The South East boasts a
heritage trail unrivaled by any other region in Ireland. As the Celts, Vikings
and Normans before you why not come, explore and enjoy all we have to offer.
Knock (The West)
Accommodation in the West (Knock)
Fodor's Ireland - No matter what your budget or whether it's your first trip or fifteenth, Fodor's Gold Guides get you where you want to go. I will admit that Fodor's is my favorite guidebook with insider information that always up to date. Every year local experts update each guide to give you the inside track, showing you all the things to see and do -- from must-see sights to off-the-beaten-path adventures, from shopping to outdoor fun.
trueireland.com - Welcome to trueireland.com, an introduction to the many undiscovered places - and above all people - in the West of Ireland. We invite you to browse our site, and discover something of our unique landscape, nature, culture and history.
Ireland’s Warm, Wild and Wonderful West - warm, wild and wonderful West
Travel and vacations in Galway, Mayo and Roscommon, three distinctively different counties, one unforgettable holiday experience. This is the land of history and heritage, of music and merriment, of character and charm. We welcome you to where genuine hospitality is part of our culture... it’s just the way we are. The landscape will also capture your heart and there are a variety of things to do and places to visit, from centuries old ruins to historic houses. You can walk in the countryside, fish, golf, horse ride, sail or cruise on the waterways - whatever your interest is, you will be sure to enjoy it in Ireland West.
Westmeath
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the
East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a
wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old.
Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating
from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of
Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times
which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike.
Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here,
along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add
auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals,
sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in
Tourist Offices.
The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good
value
Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
South East Ireland - One Vibrant Region - Five Historic Counties! Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford Welcome to Ireland's sunniest corner where the welcome is extra special. Our five counties, Carlow, Kilkenny, Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford are individually different but linked historically by a rich and varied past and geographically by a network of five river valleys. The South East boasts a heritage trail unrivaled by any other region in Ireland. As the Celts, Vikings and Normans before you why not come, explore and enjoy all we have to offer.
Ireland’s East Coast and Midlands: So much to discover & enjoy
East Coast & Midlands stretches from the magnificent golden beaches of the East Coast to the majestic Shannon in the Midlands. This area offers visitors a wide range of unrivalled facilities and amenities to suit the young and old. Some of Irelands finest heritage attractions are sited on the region, dating from the prehistoric monuments of the Boyne Valley and Celtic monasteries of Clonmacnoise and Glendalough, to the castles, great houses and gardens of the modern times which will enthrall both the general visitor and scholar alike. Many of the country’s best golfing and equestrian facilities are located here, along with opportunities for boating and fishing. But that is not all! Add auto-touring, cycling, walking and hiking, music activities and festivals, sporting events -- and the list go on. General and specialized brochures are available in Tourist Offices. The East Coast and Midlands Region hosts a wide range of excellent quality, good value Accommodation to suit all tastes and price ranges.
You'd be hard-pressed to find a more comprehensive, engrossing and just plain fun-to-read guidebook than the Eyewitness Travel Guide: Ireland.
Frommer's Ireland From $50 A Day has everything you need for an unforgettable, affordable trip: Inviting places to stay, from country mansions to Victorian townhouses--for as little as $24 per person per night! Great dining at unbelievably low prices, from $6 Dublin pub lunches to a three-course gourmet supper at a cozy inn for $19. The best of the Emerald Isle: Norman castles, Celtic sites, city strolls, literary landmarks, day hikes, fishing villages, gardens, and museums--plus a complete guide to Ireland's beautiful countryside.
Ireland Guide: Be a Traveler -- Not a Tourist - This is a terrific book for the traveler returning to Ireland. It provides more detail for someone who is already familiar with the country, adding sights that may be just off the beaten path a bit.
Frommer's Ireland - You'll never fall into the tourist traps when you travel with Frommer's Ireland . It's like having a friend show you around, taking you to the places locals like best. Our expert authors have already gone everywhere you might go--they've done the legwork for you, and they're not afraid to tell it like it is, saving you time and money.
