Whether you are visiting Ireland from its neighbour, the United Kingdom, or further afield such as the United States, Canada, or Australia, there are a few essential things you need to know before you go. Even if this isn’t your first time to the Emerald Isle, there may be a few things that have changed since your last visit. To help ensure you are well prepared, we are sharing our top 45 Ireland travel tips in this travel guide for Ireland, so the chance of any surprises when you land is minimal!
Travel Tips
Looking for Ireland travel tips to help you plan your trip to the Emerald Isle? This section is full of travel tips for Ireland including tips on getting around Ireland, tips for planning your trip and more!
Getting Around Ireland – A Complete How-to Guide
For those of you starting to plan your trip to the Emerald Isle, you need to understand a few things about getting around Ireland. There are several ways to traverse the island and with that comes differing opinions. In this post, I’ll discuss the pros and cons of getting around Ireland by car. And for those who’d rather not drive and are wondering how to get around Ireland without a car, you’ll discover other modes of transport options.
What to Eat in Ireland – A Guide to the Best Irish Foods
If you are planning on visiting the Emerald Isle but are not sure what to eat in Ireland, and want to experience traditional Irish food, then you’ve come to the right place. Part of visiting a new country is indulging in their cuisine. This guide to the best Irish food and drink will have you well prepared for seeking out the amazing culinary experiences that are on offer in Ireland.
Ireland vs Northern Ireland – What is the difference?
Many people are confused about Ireland vs Northern Ireland. I often get asked, “what is the difference between Ireland and Northern Ireland?”. Is there a difference? Are they not one and the same? They are not and, to help clarify things for you, here is an explanation as to why there is a difference and what exactly the differences are between the two.
How to Travel Ireland on a Budget
Ireland can be an expensive destination to visit. After the Euro was introduced, prices for both locals and visitors soared and they have remained high in many aspects for both daily life and tourism. However, it doesn’t mean you have to put off visiting the Emerald Isle. In this post, I’m sharing some tips on how to travel Ireland on a budget.
20 Best Places to Visit in Ireland
In this guide, you are going to discover the best places to visit in Ireland. From stunning scenery, lush landscapes, places to discover Ireland’s history and the best cities to enjoy, these places are the must-visit and must-see in Ireland that you need to consider when planning your Ireland itinerary.
Best Time to Visit Ireland (from a local)
If you are looking to visit the Emerald Isle you are probably wondering “when is the best time to visit Ireland?”. For me, there is no bad time to visit Ireland, but for other people, there are some things that will play a role in when they decide to book that trip. With this guide, I share everything you need to know to help you make your decision.
19 Amazing and the Best Reasons to Visit Ireland
It is not often I hear it, but sometimes, just sometimes, I am asked “Is Ireland worth visiting?”. Now, for me as an Irish person, yes, I can be biased. Being an Irish expat is hard because I miss the beautiful Emerald Isle so much, but I try to go back as often as I can. But if you are wondering “why travel to Ireland”, then I am going to share with you my best reasons to visit Ireland, just convince you if you are on the fence.
Best Movies Set in Ireland (You Must Watch Before You Visit)
Before visiting a new country, a great way to get excited about your forthcoming trip is to watch some movies set in the country you are going to. And Ireland is no exception. There are a huge array of Irish films and in this post, we are sharing with you the best movies set in Ireland to watch before you visit. These are some of the best films set in Ireland to watch, even if you aren’t going to Ireland!