Dublin

Galway

Sligo

Cobh

Cork

Cavan

Kildare

Enniscorthy

Wexford

Waterford

Ennis

Limerick

Tralee

Killorglin

Ashbourne

Longford

Animals

Backpacking

Books

Camping

Cinema

Culture

Education

Events & social

Languages

Live Music

Nature

Solo Travel

Surfing

Van life

Writing

Gema

Claudia

Dancing

Sightseeing

Nightlife

Food & Cuisine

Srishti

Pearl

Boozing

History

Running

Bríd

Architecture

Fashion

Sunbathing

Pragya

Caving

Cycling

Digital Nomad

Hiking

Photography

Shoestring

Technology

Skiing

Neeku

Swimming

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

I did an Erasmus in Ireland and took some vacation on the west side, sleeping in hostels and travelling by bus or hitch hiking. I wouldn't say that Ireland is 100% safe, I had a bad experience but it was in a Dublin. And I think the west coast is more safe, I had great meetings while doing hitch hiking, people were really worries about my own safety. Landscapes were fantastic, I was completely on my own for the first Time travelling like that and even if it was intimidating at first, I really had a great time. I did some pubs but they were kind of the same everywhere, I mostly met people on hostel and chating with people on places I visited.

lila

In may i was solo in Irland and it was a great travel. Shortly by just 5 days but i will comeback for sure. I had a rental car akd stay every day in other part. All time i feel very safe and meet very friendly and helpful peoples. Especialy for me was the cliffs of moher for hiking and near Doolin i find a very lovely place to sleep with a so loveky and friendly hostess.

Annika

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