It depends! The two most popular airports are Dublin International Airport (DUB) in County Dublin and Shannon Airport (SNN) in County Clare. The Dublin Airport is a 3 hour drive while Shannon Airport is a 2 hour drive. There are also very convenient train routes from Dublin to Cork City if you would prefer to avoid a rental car. Shannon is close to Galway, the Ring of Kerry, and other beautifully rugged destinations. Dublin is the largest city with plenty of historical sites to explore.
No, but it is highly recommended because of the more country location of the resort. Ireland is generally very walkable. But if you would like to get a taxi or other rideshare, FreeNow is a very handy app to download. You can request cabs immediately or you can schedule ahead. For longer journeys, IrishRail.ie (trains) and BusEireann.ie (coach busses) are very reliable and cost effective options.
They will be wearing light green.
Please join us in cocktail or semi-formal attire. There may be some outdoor portions, so come prepared to walk on grass.
Ireland is known for its gray, rainy skies and short, chilly days, but June is generally much warmer and sunnier. Temperatures will range from 65 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit. The days are also at their longest with sunrise around 5am and sunset around 10pm.
Scarlett's dad used to spend summers there as a kid, as Castlemartyr used to function as both a boarding school and an Irish College. Irish secondary school students who sit for the Leaving Certificate Exam (college entrance exam) typically have to complete an Irish language portion. Many of these students attend Irish immersion summer camps called Irish College for the years leading up to the exam.
Very! Ireland is one of the best places to bring children. There are so many outdoor and child-friendly spaces such as boat tours, zoos, hikes, and even the Leprechaun Museum in Dublin City.
The venue has requested that we vacate the ballroom by 4am on June 8th.
The drinking age for beer, wine, and liquor is 18 years old.