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Galway Information

Eyes light up and stories flow when anyone mentions Galway, a county defined by its untamed..

Donegal Information

County Donegal is the northernmost county in all of Ireland and an important centre for Gaelic..

Limerick Information

County Limerick is named for its county town, Limerick, which sits on the River Shannon. The name..

Clare Information

County Clare is located on the west coast of the Republic of Ireland. Its capital, Ennis, is a..

Leitrim Information

County Leitrim, located in the north of the Republic of Ireland, is characterised by its key..

Mayo Information

Jutting proudly into the Atlantic Ocean, Mayo is a land steeped in history, shaped by its rugged..

Monaghan Information

County Monaghan in the north east of the republic of Ireland is said to be one of Irelands best..

Roscommon Information

Velvet green rolling hills, gracious stately homes and the understated charm of small town Ireland..

Sligo Information

On the coastline of the north west of the republic of Ireland, Sligo county has a great mix of wild..

South Offaly Information

In the heart of Ireland, South Offaly is a land of unspoilt wilderness, boglands beautiful wooded..


Ireland West Information

With a uniqueness retained from bygone eras, the west of Ireland – which is boldly set on the edge of the Atlantic – is one of the country's most fascinating and culturally enriched regions.

Bravely facing the Atlantic Ocean, the west coast of Ireland has a multi-dimensional character that typifies the region's wide appeal. From its wild landscape and iconic small stone walls to the bustle of its cities and towns, there is much to see and do in this lively region, which is the home of traditional Irish music.

The Burren in County Clare is a perfect example of the uniqueness of the western countryside. The limestone landscape is awash with distinctive flora and fauna, while both the mighty Cliffs of Moher and the historic Bunratty Castle – Ireland's most authentic and complete medieval fortress – are also located in the same county.


Further north, the Gaeltacht (Irish speaking) counties of Galway, Mayo and Donegal are a must see. Galway city, the island's cultural capital is a hive of activity all year round while the county of Mayo offers a glimpse of traditional Irish life from years gone by. The quaint island of Achill, the award-winning town of Westport and the holy mountain of Croagh Patrick are just a small selection of what's in store here, while a trip on the coastal drive of Donegal will give you a real insight into the gloriously rugged scenery of the region.

The west of Ireland is also steeped in history and heritage. To get a taste of Ireland's inspiring past, a trip to Rathcroghan in Roscommon, the ancient home of the High Kings, is highly recommended.

Sligo, a county once home to literary legend William Butler Yeats, is a delight for those with a penchant of all things historical. Leitrim and Limerick boast some of the finest boating and fishing spots along the River Shannon for those who revel in peace and tranquillity.


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Cliffs of Moher Information

The Cliffs of Moher are located in County Clare on Irelands west Coast. They are one of Irelands's..

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