Destination Ireland Guide

  Holiday time is a great opportunity to relax, take some time to yourself and curl up with a great film or TV series. And if you’re looking for something truly enchanting, Ireland offers the perfect backdrop — its magical landscapes have been showcased on screen in so many captivating stories – from lands of dragons through to heartfelt comedy...

Few experiences capture the heart and soul of Ireland quite like a game of hurling or Gaelic football. From the lightning speed to the high drama, it’s one of the best ways to enjoy Ireland at its most authentic   On the island of Ireland, the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) isn’t just a sports organisation; it’s the cultural heartbeat of thousands...

Great holidays and special events shouldn’t cost the earth... Rock Farm Slane: Eco-luxury, group escapes & green credentials on the Slane Castle Estate at the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East Nestled on the iconic grounds of Slane Castle in Ireland’s Ancient East, Rock Farm Slane is fast becoming a must-visit destination for eco-conscious travellers, group experiences and bespoke events. This award-winning...

  Chosen by Lonely Planet as one of their Best in Travel Destinations for 2026, Tipperary is a county shaped by soft light, green fields and majestic sites. Here, rolling farmland gives way to the wide, green sweep of the Golden Vale, while the Glen of Aherlow sits between the Slievenamuck and the Galtee Mountains, the country’s highest inland range. From family farms producing artisan cheese and...

  The historic city of Armagh celebrates its Georgian heritage in an award-winning festival full of spectacle and immersive fun.   The annual Georgian Festival (27–30 November) transforms Armagh into a late eighteenth-century city with costumed characters roving its historic streets, and tours, talks, theatre, music and foodie events delving into all aspects of Georgian life. Armagh is Ireland’s ecclesiastical capital and its...