Destinations
Ireland
Ireland is a country of unsurpassed beauty where breathtaking and rugged coastlines merge into beautiful landscapes in 40 shades of green. This is a country of picture-postcard fishing villages, vibrant cities like Dublin and historical buildings that have inspired great poetry, literature and music.
There is a mystical side to the country too. Among the most revered figures in Ireland are leprechauns; mischievous elves dressed in emerald green who, when not playing tricks, spend their day busily making shoes. Leprechauns are said to have a pot of gold hidden at the end of the rainbow.
With ancient myths and legends to uncover, incredible landscapes to explore and friendly locals who are more than happy to reveal Ireland’s million hidden gems, it is best to go where the passion takes you. You will return home with memories of the Emerald Isle that will last forever.
Highlights
Sightseeing.
Famous castles and ruins with an abundance of history dotted around Ireland
Culture and entertainment.
Irish dance, museums, poetry, drama, theatre
Activities and sports.
Golf, cycling, cruising, fishing, racing, hiking and walking, numerous camping and caravan sites
Major events.
Jameson Dublin International Film Festival (February), St Patrick’s Festival and Parade (March), Waterford Festival of Food (April), Galway Early Music Festival (May), Dublin Dance Festival (May), Bloomsday Festival (June)
Useful information about Ireland
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Language
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Irish (Gaelic), English
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Currency
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EUR - Euro
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Dialing Code
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+353
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Time Zone
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GMT +0
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Flight time
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Abu Dhabi - Dublin 8:30
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Everyone loves Dublin. Visitors wax lyrical on everything from the architecture to the seafood and historic, cobbled streets that usually find their way to a pub and a traditional singsong. Rich in history, Dublin has landmarks dating back hundreds of years. You will also find impressive retail stores and world-class restaurants on every corner. Whatever you do, rest assured that at least one of the clichés about this city is usually true. Dublin really does have something for everyone.