View an amazing piece of nature where the mighty Atlantic oceans has eroded cliffs of over 200m high. These cliffs are located in County Clare.
Website: https://www.cliffsofmoher.ie/

Experience the home of arguably the worlds most famous alcoholic drink. From the brewing process to the history of the drink, this is undoubtably one of the most fascinating breweries in the world.
Website: https://www.guinness-storehouse.com/en

A series of Basalt rocks stacked perfectly beside the ocean. For thousand of years the only way to explain this spectacle has been through ancient mythology. A must see for lovers of nature and culture.
Website: https://www.giantscausewayofficialguide.com/

The national collection of art is situated here. Containing pieces from the renaissance to impressionist. One of the most famous pieces to mention is The Taking of Christ by Caravaggio.
Website: https://www.nationalgallery.ie/

Croke park has been the home to Ireland’s national sports Gaelic football and hurling for hundreds of years. If you happen to be in Dublin for match day, the atmosphere cannot be missed. The Croke Park museum also holds account of the outlawed sports survived throughout British occupation.
Website: https://www.crokepark.ie/

This majestic valley containing outstanding lakes and mountains shows that there is no wonder why this beautiful piece of nature was the home to ancient monasteries which you can see on your hike.
Website: https://www.glendalough.ie/

Located in the bustling Temple bar district the temple bar is a great place to pop in for a few pints.
Website: https://www.thetemplebarpub.com/

For nightclub lovers, coppers is the main destination for drinking into the early hours.
Website: http://www.copperfacejacks.ie/

Home to the Dubliners, one of the most famous bands to grace Irish music. The is a great destination to experience Irish music and to enjoy a lovely pint of Guinness.
Website: https://www.odonoghues.ie/

A bar in Belfast City and also home to the old Bushmills distillery.
Website: https://wwww.dukeofyorkbelfast.com/

Traditional style pub in Cork City and the city’s home to live traditional music.
Website: https://www.corkheritagepubs.com/pubs/sin-e/

5000-year-old passage tomb and also part of the Brú na Bóinne UNESCO World Heritage Site. This spectacle also has rich religious significance. Every Winter Solstice the sunlight illuminates the passage attracting thousands of spectators every year.
Website: https://www.newgrange.com/

Why not experience one of the world most celebrated festival in the original home. Ireland’s largest St. Patricks day festival is located in Dublin and contains thousands of participants in a parade throughout the City Centre. It is one of the few days of the year where the city shuts down and becomes a place of celebration.
Website: https://www.stpatricksfestival.ie/

Annually in the south easterly town of Wexford, lovers of opera decend the town during the months of October and November where acts from all over Europe preform in the Wexford Opera house.
Website: https://www.wexfordopera.com/

This charitable one day, 180km cycle on the west coast of Ireland is one of the most beautiful cycle in the world. This event takes place every July.
Website: https://ringofkerrycycle.ie/

If you are a lover of Halloween and all things spooky, why not visit the home of Halloween. Halloweens origins can be traced back to the Gaelic festival, Samhain. The Púca Halloween Festival is situated across several locations where is all began.
Website: https://www.pucafestival.com/