Destination Ireland Guide

Experience the Perfect Blend of Whiskey, History, and Hospitality at the New Harbourview Hotel At Ireland’s first destination whiskey hotel, the welcome is warm and the whiskey is waiting. The picturesque harbour village of Carnlough sits at the mouth of the Glens of Antrim on the stunning Causeway Coast, one of the world’s most scenic coastal routes. This is an area...

Trad mad? Beat a path to Wexford for the Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann. The world’s biggest celebration of traditional Irish music and culture is an unforgettable experience for musicians and spectators alike. Wexford town in Ireland’s Ancient East is tuning up for the 2025 Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, which will welcome over 650,000 people to a sensational...

Ireland is top dog for stylish pet-friendly accommodation. For travellers who like to holiday with their best friend – the four-legged kind – there is no better destination than the island of Ireland. With fabulous forest walks, gorgeous sandy beaches and lots of dog-friendly attractions, the island of Ireland is a top destination for those who love to travel with...

THIS IS OPEN COUNTRY The Open Championship is the oldest and greatest of golf’s four Major Championships – the very biggest tournaments in the sport - and probably the hardest one to win, played on amazingly nuanced courses in astonishingly varied weather conditions. One might say it’s a bit of lottery, except for the fact that it requires incredible skill...

Discover the elemental beauty of Ireland’s Blue Flag beaches Ireland’s 89 Blue Flag beaches range from windswept golden strands on the Wild Atlantic Way to sheltered coves and rocky gems. With over 7,500km of coastline, it’s not surprising that the island of Ireland boasts so many spectacular beaches. Whether you're after a brisk walk on a golden strand, a thrilling surf...