Ireland Travel Guide
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Recently Reviewed Hotels Around Ireland
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Cassidys Hotel
7 Cavendish Row Upper O'Connell Street, Dublin
Hotel Class
88 Rooms
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The Fitzwilliam Hotel
Saint Stephens Green, Dublin
Hotel Class
128 Rooms
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Best Western Premier Academy Plaza Hotel
Findlater Place, Dublin
Hotel Class 101 Rooms
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Mespil Hotel
50 Mespil Road, Dublin
Hotel Class 256 Rooms
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Ramada Woodland Court Hotel
Southern Cross, Bray
Hotel Class 61 Rooms
- Mceniff Grand Canal Hotel Grand Canal Street, Dublin 142 Rooms
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Hodson Bay Hotel
Roscommon Road, Athlone
Hotel Class
182 Rooms
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Park House Hotel
Forster Street, Galway
Hotel Class 84 Rooms
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Grand Hotel
Malahide, Malahide
Hotel Class 150 Rooms
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The Mont Clare Hotel
Merrion Square, Dublin
Hotel Class 80 Rooms
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Burlington Hotel
Sussex Road, Dublin
Hotel Class 500 Rooms
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Ostan Na Rosann Hotel And Leisure
Dungloe, Dungloe
Hotel Class 48 Rooms
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Yeats Country Hotel And Leisure Club
Rosses Point Sligo, Rosses Point
Hotel Class 98 Rooms
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Blooms Hotel
Anglesea Street, Dublin
Hotel Class 86 Rooms
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Powerscourt Arms Hotel
Enniskerry, Enniskerry
Hotel Class
12 Rooms
Top Destinations in Ireland
Ireland Information
Population: 3.91 million
Time Zone: GMT/UTC 0
Driving side: Drivers drive on the left hand side of the road.
Languages: English, Irish, Gaelic
Religion: 95% Roman Catholic
3.4% Protestant in the Republic
60% Protestant
40% Roman Catholic in Northern Ireland.
Emergency #: Police: 112
Fire: 112
Ambulance: 112
Ireland Popular Destinations
Dublin The capital and heart of the Irish Republic, Dublin ranks among the top tourist destinations in Europe.
Cork The second largest city in Ireland and uniquely situated on an island between two channels of the Lee River, time passes slowly during the day and the pub scene at night is very lively.
Galway This fascinating little town with its narrow streets, old stone shop fronts, friendly people and university makes it an interesting place to visit.
Waterford Surrounded by medieval city walls, narrow alleyways and a number of old and interesting structures Waterford is a must on an Irish tour.
Aran Islands Inishmor, Inishmaan and Inisheer Until very recently the people of the islands still spoke only Irish and wore traditional Aran dress. The islands are long, flat and bleak.
Ireland Beaches
Easkey West of County Sligo With its long, white undulating beach and high waves, this is the perfect spot for surfing. Easkey West of County Sligo With its long, white undulating beach and high waves, this is the perfect spot for surfing.
Moving Around Ireland
The best way to get around is by car. Trains are expensive and sometimes run intermittently and the bus service leaves much to be desired. The best way to get around is by car. Trains are expensive and sometimes run intermittently and the bus service leaves much to be desired.
Ireland Festivals
12th July Orangemen This is when Northern Ireland really takes to the streets with marching and bands to celebrate the Protestant victory at the Battle of the Boyne.
St. Patricks Day The Patron Saint of Ireland. The 17th March is a public holiday throughout the land.
12th July Orangemen This is when Northern Ireland really takes to the streets with marching and bands to celebrate the Protestant victory at the Battle of the Boyne.
St. Patricks Day The Patron Saint of Ireland. The 17th March is a public holiday throughout the land.
Useful Ireland Links
Street Map of Dublin, Ireland
Fully-searchable interactive street map of Dublin city centre and county - DublinMapped.com
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