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Category Archives: Ireland Travel
Cliffs of Moher voted top heritage attraction in Ireland
Visitors are often asked which attractions they wish to see while on a vacation in Ireland, however, in the fifth National Heritage Survey, the opinions of the locals was sought after. The survey was carried out by Ecclesiastical Ireland in the run up … Continue reading
Posted in Best Attractions in Ireland, Best Places to visit in Ireland, Ireland Travel, Ireland vacations, Northern Ireland, Visitor Attractions
Tagged Cliffs of Moher, Ecclesiastical Ireland, Giant's Causeway, National Heritage Survey, National Heritage Week 2014, Newgrange, rock of cashel
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Belgium films Ireland’s newest and biggest attraction- The Wild Atlantic Way
As worldwide interest in the Wild Atlantic Way increases, interest in Belgium in this now famous 2,500 km route is set to rise even further with an estimated 1 million Belgium viewers being introduced to this newest and biggest tourist … Continue reading
2014 has seen steady growth in visitors to Ireland
The Central Statistics Office of Ireland released figures showing steady growth in the number of visitors to Ireland during the first half of 2014. Continue reading
Posted in Fly to Ireland, Ireland, Ireland Travel, Ireland Vacations 2014, Self Drive Vacation Ireland, Travelling around Ireland, vacation to Ireland, Visitor Attractions
Tagged Central Statistics Office, Ireland tourism, Irish tourism, tourism figures ireland, Tourism Ireland, visitors to Ireland
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Beaches along the Wild Atlantic Way
The world’s longest defined coastal touring route, the Wild Atlantic Way stretches for over 2,500km along the west coast of Ireland. A must-see for those planning on taking a trip to Ireland, this route takes in the unspoiled and rugged … Continue reading
A film- lovers festival in Galway
Galway is synonymous with festival fun and this summer features a mix of exciting festivals that attract thousands of visitors each year. One such festival worth noting is the Galway Film Fleadh which is one of Ireland’s leading and many … Continue reading
New Irish festival in Boston to start in September
A major new festival aimed at boosting Irish tourism and Ireland vacations will be taking place in the historic city of Boston starting in September.The three-day event, entitled iFest, will take place at the Seaport World Trade Center starting on the 26th September. … Continue reading
New Tourism Push for Ireland
Tourism Ireland and Failte Ireland have been busy promoting Ireland as a destination. These days you can barely open a magazine or turn on the television without seeing the country being used as a backdrop. The aim of this is … Continue reading
Shortlist for 2014 Top Tourism Towns unveiled
A short-list of 15 towns and villages from across Ireland has been unveiled by the national tourist board, Fáilte Ireland, all of which are being put forward for consideration in the 2014 Tourism Towns Awards. Continue reading
Posted in Activities in ireland, Best Attractions in Ireland, Best Places to visit in Ireland, Ireland, Ireland Travel, Ireland Vacations 2014, Kilkenny, Travelling around Ireland
Tagged 2014 Tourism Towns Awards, Ennis, Fáilte Ireland, Kilkenny, killarney, Kinsale, Michael Ring, National Tidy Towns Awards, Vacation in Ireland, Westport
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Erris in County Mayo is the best place to go wild in Ireland
The Irish Times has chosen the Best Place to Go Wild in Ireland. The Erris region in northwest Mayo was the most nominated place in the competition. Continue reading
Corona Fastnet Short Film Festival
Of the many reasons to visit West Cork this May, one could be the chance to check out the many cultural events highlighted in the many local festivals of the region held over the summer. With this month throwing up some … Continue reading