Ireland

From small costal towns to drinking Irish coffee in a lively pub, Ireland is steeped in rich cultural history and tradition.

Here are all of my Ireland and Northern Ireland articles.

No Tourist Visa Required (U.S. Citizens)

Currency: Euro

Must Do: Day Trips From Dublin

Best Fish & Chips in Dublin: Leo Burdock

Grab A Free Food & Drink Cost Guide From Specific Restaurants In Dublin

Explore the Giant's Cuaseway Northern Ireland and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

Giant’s Causeway and Carrick-A-Rede Rope Bridge: Northern Ireland’s Unforgettable Coastal Hikes

As a travel enthusiast often times it’s a photo or a collection of photos that inspires me to pick my next travel destination. Perhaps that’s why platforms like Pinterest and Instagram have become so popular. They say a picture is worth…

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Abbey Court Hostel Review: Dublin Hostel For Budget Travelers

Abbey Court Hostel is a popular, budget-friendly hostel with en-suite bathrooms in Dublin, Ireland. Although there are many hostels in Dublin, I chose to stay at Abbey Court because at 38 € a night, it had the most affordable four bed, female…

Belfast Wall Murals from the Belfast Black Taxi Tour in West Welfast

Ireland, Northern Ireland

Belfast Wall Murals: Belfast Black Taxi Political History Tour

Less than two hours away from Dublin, Belfast was extremely high on my list of places to visit during my second trip to Ireland. Although plans for spending two full days in Belfast fell through, I jumped at the opportunity to join the Wild…

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House Sitting in Ireland: How To House Sit with Brittnay Sharman

Although hostels, Airbnb and Homestay are popular accommodations, have you considered house sitting when traveling? House sitting is gaining momentum and it's a service that benefits pet owners, homeowners, and travelers. When Brittnay and Jayden…

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Irish Whiskey Museum: Sip And Learn Irish Whiskey In Dublin

Whiskey is a quintessential Irish drink. Brown in color, sweet and known for its drinkability, Irish whiskey is one of the most popular spirits in the world. Having said that, if you happen to be in Dublin and are looking to sharpen your whiskey…

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Connecting With Nature And Ancient Irish History in Glendalough

Tucked away in the Wicklow Mountains, visiting Glendalough is like stepping back in time. Only an hour south of Dublin, Glendalough is one of the most important monastic sites in Ireland. With breathtaking valleys and scenic lakes, it's an…

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