Ireland Itineraries

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Highlights of Ireland (7-10 Days)

One week in Ireland is a good amount of time for hitting some key sights. You’ll discover the long, fascinating, and often troubling history of the country, and get a taste of the famous Irish countryside.

Day 1, Dublin: Enjoy walking around this historic city and visiting the haunts of the likes of James Joyce and Oscar Wilde.

Day 2-3, Killarney: Enjoy a pint at a traditional Irish pub, see the true Irish countryside in the Ring of Kerry.

Day 4-6, Galway: Cliffs of Moher, visit a traditional sheep farm and enjoy learning about local Irish farming, take a day trip to the Aran Islands.

Day 7, Belfast: Discover the dark history of the city, see Giant’s Causeway, and visit the shipyard where the ill-fated Titanic ocean liner was constructed.

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Ireland in 2 Weeks

Two weeks gives you ample time to see what makes Ireland so special, in more detail than one week provides. From enjoying a Guinness in Dublin, to taking a long scenic walk along the wild and expressive coastline to visiting local farms and learning about fascinating celtic history.

Day 1, Dublin: Take a walking tour through the city, visit the homes and haunts of some famous residents, stop in for a beer at a traditional Irish pub.

Day 2, Cork: Kiss the Blarney stone at Blarney Castle, English market - a staple since 1788

Day 3-4, Killarney: Enjoy the classic greenery and brisk weather of the Irish countryside at Killarney National Park and the Ring of Kerry. Enjoy a traditional Irish breakfast before heading on your way.

Day 5-7, Dingle Peninsula & Limerick: Visit archaeological sites along the picturesque Dingle Peninsula

Day 8-9, Galway: See the Cliffs of Moher, visit a traditional sheep farm, and take in this very “traditionally Irish” region.

Day 10, Aran Islands: Take a day trip to the Aran Islands.

Day 11-12, Belfast: Discover the dark history of the city, see Giant’s Causeway, and visit the shipyard where the ill-fated Titanic ocean liner was constructed.

Day 13, County Donegal: Preserved in time, the landscape of County Donegal remains largely unchanged, visit what was the O’Donnell Clan castle.

Day 14, Sligo and Drumcliffe: Visit the grave of W.B. Yeats, take a tour of picturesque Sligo Abbey

Day 15, Connemara: Before returning to Dublin, spend a day in the beautiful Connemara National Park and explore Kylemore Abbey

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