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Press the Green Button

Press the Green Button and start planning your adventure on the island on Ireland. Experience a long weekend road trip through gorgeous coastal towns, a fun city break in bustling Dublin City, delicious local dishes, dramatic landscapes and Ireland’s authentic culture.

Press the Green Button: Led by Locals

Come and explore the cities and country landscapes of Ireland with Tourism Ireland and KAYAK. Catherine Lyle will lead you through all the best bits of this magnificent island as she chats with locals to get their insights. Let’s go!

Cork City, Midleton, and Cobh

Wake up to a beautiful day at Cork Coffee Roasters in the city of Cork, take a tour of famous whiskey brand Jameson’s distillery in Midleton, browse the food stalls at The Black Market, sip on something delicious at award-winning Cask cocktail bar, and take a wild boat ride to see the town of Cobh.

Cobh, Skibbereen, Killarney, Ballyvaughan

See Cobh’s colourful houses and cathedral, learn all about the Titanic in the Titanic Experience, have lunch at the Church Restaurant in Skibbereen, have a peat bath in Killarney, and enjoy a drink in O’Loclainn’s Irish Whiskey Bar in Ballyvaughan.

Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, Burren National Park, Kilcolgan

Visit Ben at his surf clinic and shop to find out why Lahinch is so perfect for surfing, get blown away by the Cliffs of Moher, sniff your way around Burren Perfumery, which uses plants from the park in its products, and learn how to open gorgeous oysters at Morans Oyster Cottage.

Dublin

Start your day at Tang for coffee and breakfast, shop for sustainable clothing at Fresh Cuts, learn how to pour a perfect pint at the Guinness Storehouse, have a flame-cooked meal at Mister S, take a stroll up Killiney Hill, enjoy a pint at Finnegan’s, stroll through George’s Street Arcade shopping centre, and dine at vegetarian and vegan restaurant Glas.

Dublin City Break Guide

The ultimate go-to when you’re planning a short visit to Dublin City and need some recommendations. Discover where to dine, from casual diners to vegan fine-dining to restaurants that are shaking things up. You’ll also find out about the classic must-visit stores and attractions, plus the hidden gems you might not have heard of.

The Wild Atlantic Way Road Trip Guide

Experience otherwordly landscapes and inviting establishments on the southwestern stretch of the world’s longest coastal road. On this 3-day road trip, you’ll pass through picturesque towns where the salty ocean air has blown through for centuries. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to visit cosy markets, buy craft goods and stay in historical inns, all while marvelling at the dramatic cliffs.

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Car hire in Ireland

Get your Ireland road trip started on the right foot (or in this case, tyre) with a car hire that’s perfect for your needs.

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Living Culture

Dig underneath the surface and really feel what it’s like to live on the island of Ireland. Stroll through small and friendly towns, have a chat with some locals and learn more about the area’s history and traditions. Try some of the sports, shops and activities that they love themselves. Along the way, you might get to know yourself even better too.

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Food & Drinks

Is it the gorgeous views that make food taste even better in Ireland? From lovely traditional dishes using locally-sourced ingredients to world-class level meals, freshly-roasted coffee to delicious cocktails and the finest whisky, the island doesn’t fail to delight.

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Views & Landscapes

There’s almost nothing more inspiring than taking in the coastlines of Ireland or reeling at the heights and views of its cliffs. To see and feel the spirit of the island’s raw seas and beaches, its rugged mountains and its primal rock formations, is to go back in time and experience Mother Nature anew.

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Visit with peace of mind

We’ve put extra health and safety measures in place so you can explore Ireland safely yet seamlessly. These measures, together with a very high local vaccination rate, will help keep COVID-19 at bay.

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