Galway: Ireland's most sustainable city break
A walkable cathedral-quarter, a working harbour, and a trad-music scene that runs on small rooms — Galway is the country's quiet eco-tourism…
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A walkable cathedral-quarter, a working harbour, and a trad-music scene that runs on small rooms — Galway is the country's quiet eco-tourism…
Read →Designed by the Earl of Sligo in the 1780s and walkable end-to-end. The country's most under-rated low-carbon weekend break.…
Read →Most travellers do the Ring in a coach. The other 90% of Killarney — the National Park, the lakes, the slow walks — rewards travellers who t…
Read →The best-preserved medieval street in Ireland and one of the best in Europe. Two days will do it justice; three is better.…
Read →Forty restaurants per square kilometre, a working fishing fleet, and a hotel scene built on weekend breaks for travellers who plan around di…
Read →Slea Head Drive without the tour buses, harbour walks at sunset, and the kind of small-room hotels that close their bar at midnight on princ…
Read →Sea cliffs higher than the Eiffel Tower, the country's last Gaeltacht, and a hotel network built on stays of three nights or more.…
Read →The English Market, the Mediterranean light, the working harbour, and the only Irish city where coffee culture predates Dublin's tech.…
Read →The Vee, Cahir Castle, the Galtees, and a town that still runs on local trade — an honest base for the kind of trip travellers don't post ab…
Read →Ireland's oldest city, the deepest natural harbour on the south coast, and the driest weather window of any Irish base.…
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