Things To Do

Cliffs of Moher

The Cliffs of Moher are 66% as tall as New York's Empire State and stretch for almost 10km. Forming part of the edge of Western Europe, this landscape really is a "must see" on a visit to Ireland.

Kilkenny

A thriving small city with a rich history, Kilkenny has a riverside castle, medieval cathedral and historic core, as well as a prosperous arts scene, numerous craft studios, fine food and a renowned brewery.

Dublin

Renowned for its spirit and lively character, Dublin offers a blend of ancient history, architectural grandeur, cultural genius and cosmopolitan living. It's a compact city where you can as easily delve into Viking history as Georgian squares and public buildings.

Connemara National Park

A conservation center incorporating of mountains, bogs and grasslands with wonderful wildlife. Traces of ancient settlements can be seen in the park, including 4,000-year-old megalithic tombs. It’s a haven for nature and outdoor lovers, with walking trails, challenging hikes and plenty of wildlife to spot.

Rock of Cashel

Set on a dramatic outcrop of limestone in the Golden Vale, The Rock of Cashel, iconic in its historic significance, possesses the most impressive cluster of medieval buildings in Ireland.

Dingle

Dingle is a small port town on southwest Ireland’s Dingle Peninsula, known for its rugged scenery, trails and sandy beaches. A statue of long-time harbour resident Fungie the dolphin is by the waterfront. Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium has penguins, otters and sharks. To the northwest, Gallarus Oratory is an ancient dry-stone church with sloping sides.

Great Skellig

Skellig Michael is a remote, rocky island situated in the Atlantic Ocean just off the coast of County Kerry in Ireland. Famous for its remarkably preserved early Christian monastery and for being the filming location for two Star Wars movies. The ferry crossing to Skellig Michael takes about 50 minutes.

Killarney National Park

Jameson Distillery