August is the last summer month in Ireland and as the autumn season approaches, the already fickle Irish weather becomes even more unpredictable as the average amount of rainfall over a greater number of days go up. August is still among the months with the most visits, and with longer daylight, there’s an opportunity to …
In the Southwestern part of Ireland, you can find the vibrant town of Killarney where there are lots of things to do. It also has a lot of religious significance traced back to its history which makes it a very interesting place to visit- no wonder why it has been named one of the top …
Situated at the end of the Dingle Peninsula, Dingle has been referred to by the National Geographic as “the most beautiful place on earth”. This West Kerry county paradise is Ireland at its best – with stunning stretches of beaches that provide a view of the sparkling blue waters meeting the sky full of stars. …
There are 6 national parks in Ireland that have been attracting tourists for a long time. National parks are designated and protected areas by the state for the preservation and conservation of nature and wildlife. It is a great place to either relax, explore with friends and family or learn about nature and national treasures. …
Lakes in Ireland are in abundance. Ireland happens to be filled with gorgeous landscapes and natural wonders such as lakes. Lakes are known as “Lough” in Ireland. It is pronounced as “loch” from the Irish Gaelic which means “lake”. We come up with this 10 most awesome Ireland lakes to visit to help you decide …