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Destination Ireland Vodcast: Eoghan Corry speaks to Fred Verdier from Visit Wicklow.
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With the launch of its “Camino” style Passport, Wicklow Tourism wants to encourage visitors to the county to explore more of the county, often regarded as the “Garden of Ireland”. Collect 15 or more Wicklow Stamps and become a Wicklow Ambassador.
An idyllic region in the Irish midlands offers a surprising array of attractions and many hidden gems you won’t want to miss.
County Offaly sits in the heart of Ireland with the majestic River Shannon on its western borders and the soft rolling hills of the Slieve Bloom mountains to the east.A wild mountain park, great expanses of bogland, towering...
Great spots for wild swimming on the island of Ireland
Take a deep breath and dive into a wild swimming adventure on the island of Ireland, where ocean waves and lapping loughs offer the most scenic of plunge pools.
What can beat an invigorating swim in open waters, other than one surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Here are nine to tempt...
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Cliff divers set to soar feet first at Ireland’s Downpatrick Head
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Cliff divers set to soar feet first at Ireland’s Downpatrick Head
The Irish leg of the 2021 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series awaits the cliff diving elite with rugged conditions in a brand-new location on September 11.
Written by Katrin Strobl c/o RED BULL IRELAND
Halfway into the season, the world’s best cliff divers – including the reigning champions Rhiannan Iffland from Australia and...
Wicklow is one of Ireland’s most iconic tourist destinations, both in terms of its built heritage and its’ natural heritage.
Now with the launch of its “Camino” style Passport, Wicklow Tourism wants to encourage visitors to the county to explore more, and get to know locations, and also to participate in activities as they drive cycle or walk the length...
Ireland is going green (and not just on St Patrick’s Day)
The world goes green on St Patrick’s Day to celebrate all things Irish, but the island of Ireland is also going green in a different way.
Ireland has committed to cutting greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 and to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. It’s a commitment that is...
10 more places to visit on the island of Ireland
Even if you’ve been to Ireland before, there’s always something new to enjoy. Here are 10 recently opened attractions you should add to the to-do list.
1 Derry Girls Experience, Tower Museum, County DerryThe walled city of Derry has a new attraction for fans of the award-winning TV sitcom Derry Girls. An...
Let the combination of sea, sand and serenity work its magic on a coastal break on the island of Ireland.
If you’re ready for a break from the daily treadmill, you’ll find wave-lapped golden shores, dramatic cliffs and secluded hideaways waiting for you on the island of Ireland.
Where better to enjoy great sea views than from a lighthouse. Stay in...
Belfast’s Continental Christmas Market is one of the best on the island of Ireland and is sure to fill you with Christmas cheer.
Until 22 December, the grounds of Belfast’s imposing City Hall will be transformed into a sparkling Christmas market, which will welcome over a million visitors.
Famous for its extensive range of international cuisine, the market is a wonderful spot...
CREDIT JILLIAN BOLGER, VISIT DUBLIN
Every January TradFest Temple Bar fills the Dublin air with the uplifting sounds of bodhráns and banjos, fiddles and flutes. This year, the landmark traditional music festival runs from January 25-29, with a host of bars and performance spaces welcoming established and emerging musical talent from Ireland and beyond.
The mainstay of the festival is...
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