Dublin

Galway

Sligo

Cobh

Cork

Cavan

Kildare

Enniscorthy

Wexford

Waterford

Ennis

Limerick

Tralee

Killorglin

Ashbourne

Longford

Architecture

Animals

Backpacking

Books

Camping

Cinema

Culture

Cycling

Education

Food & Cuisine

Health

Hiking

History

Languages

Live Music

Nature

Photography

Running

Science

Sightseeing

Skiing

Sunbathing

Swimming

Writing

Julia

Events & social

Solo Travel

Surfing

Van life

Gema

Dancing

Shopping

MITALI

Nightlife

Srishti

Claudia

Boozing

Bríd

Fashion

Pragya

Rosh

Gráinne

Situated off the northwestern coast of Europe, Ireland, often referred to as the emerald isle due to its lush green landscapes, is an enigmatic blend of captivating history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Known for its iconic landmarks including the ancient Newgrange tomb, the towering Cliffs of Moher, the stony Burren landscapes, and the iconic castles dotting its countryside, Ireland is also a haven for music and literature lovers, being the homeland of globally-renowned writers and bands. The vibrant city of Dublin, home to the famous Guinness Storehouse and Jameson Distillery, offers a mix of historical and modern attractions while the charming rural regions encapsulate the true Irish spirit. With its heartwarming hospitality, Ireland promises an unforgettable travel experience, wrapped in folklore, tradition and stunning scenery.

Ireland

LOVED GALWAY (even more than Dublin). It was super fun without feeling like just another city. Lots to do and the people were awesome. Irish pubs are the best everywhere, especially in Galway! Would 1000 percent recommend going.

Ryan

Dublin was great! Sabrina actually asked me to be her girlfriend in Phoenix Park, so it has a special place in my heart. 💜 
We didn’t do much outside the Temple Bar area, we tattooed there so we didn’t explore much more of Dublin. If you go, plan ahead and leave 2 days max for the pubs and Temple Bar, that’s plenty of time to see everything. We found food and drinks very expensive there, and didn’t enjoy much of the nightlife. Also we did see a lot of people begging/high on the streets but we felt very safe the entire time (as brazillians this is not too shocking for us). The metro is really confusing but all of the trains are really new and fast, it’s not the cheapest but it’s worth it.

julia

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