Ireland
Ireland
Ireland
Ireland offers stunning natural landscapes, from the Cliffs of Moher to the Ring of Kerry, and a rich cultural heritage with lively traditional music, historic castles, and welcoming pubs. It's a land of myths and legends, vibrant cities, and serene countryside.
Generally LGBTQ+ friendly. Ireland is considered very LGBTQ+ friendly with robust legal protections, including marriage equality since 2015.
General classification for the entire island, as distinct sub-climates are not significant enough for separate entries.
Climate Zone: Marine Oceanic
This iconic dry stout is one of Ireland's most famous drinks, known for its dark color and creamy head. It is often enjoyed in traditional Irish pubs
A hearty meal traditionally featuring fried eggs, bacon, sausages, black and white pudding, mushrooms, and tomatoes. It originated as a meal for farmw
A simple, traditional bread made with baking soda rather than yeast, giving it a dense, crumbly texture and a slightly tangy flavour from the buttermi
A traditional dish made with tender cuts of beef or lamb, savory vegetables like carrots and celery, and often served in a rich brown gravy with mashe
Battered and deep-fried fish served with thick-cut chips. In Ireland, the batter is often lighter and sometimes made with a local stout, like Guinness
Plan ahead for the best experience. Here's what to book before your trip:
These are highly popular experiences that often sell out months in advance due to limited capacity and high tourist demand.
High-demand or specific-must-try restaurants, particularly in major cities, fill up quickly.
As one of Ireland's top attractions, advance booking ensures entry, secures timed slots, or confirms spot on popular day tours from cities like Galway or Dublin.
High-quality or uniquely located accommodations (e.g., Wild Atlantic Way B&Bs, boutique hotels) book out far in advance during the busy summer months.
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