Irish Attraction



Must see and most visited attractions

Here is a list of some of the most popular attractions. Of course I could not include everything , but that is why I made an online attractions booklet which has just about everything! You can get yours on this site for free now.

The things you decide to see and do are important but the things you don’t do will shape your next vacation.

Phoenix Park, Co. Dublin

You probably came to Ireland for a new experience, visiting Irish attractions are the holy grail of fun, and new experiences.Attractions are the key to unlocking Irish heritage, culture and they place emphasis on your enjoyment. The attractions you decide to visit will become the backdrop for most of your photos and base of your memories. So it is pretty important to know what’s what. 

The Guinness Storehouse , Co. Dublin

It comes to no surprise that the home of the black stuff is the most visited paid-attraction.
With 1,025,677 visitors going through the iconic Guinness Brewery gates to gain insight into the craft of arguably one of the most famous products to come from Ireland.
Nothing compares to watching a pint of Guinness set into perfection. The tour is fun and interactive, it’s a unique experience not to be missed.
The free pint at the end is just a bonus!

Dublin Zoo, Co. Dublin

It comes to no surprise that the home of the black stuff is the most visited paid-attraction.
With 1,025,677 visitors going through the iconic Guinness Brewery gates to gain insight to the craft of arguably one of the most famous products to come from Ireland.
Nothing compares to watching a pint of Guinness set into perfection. The tour is fun and interactive, it’s a unique experience not to be missed.
The free pint at the end is just a bonus!

The Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare

This is Ireland’s most visited natural attraction with a whopping 809,474 visitors in 2014.
It is clear to see why. The spectacular view of the jaw dropping cliffs with the Atlantic Ocean at its feet is breathtaking.
Gather your siblings for an epic photo, but watch out for the edge – it is a 214 meter drop from the highest point.

The Book of Kells & Trinity College, Co. Dublin

It comes to no surprise that the home of the black stuff is the most visited paid-attraction.
With 1,025,677 visitors going through the iconic Guinness Brewery gates to gain insight to the craft of arguably one of the most famous products to come from Ireland.
Nothing compares to watching a pint of Guinness set into perfection. The tour is fun and interactive, it’s a unique experience not to be missed.
The free pint at the end is just a bonus!

Blarney Castle,Co. Cork

Ireland’s most popular castle tour. This castle has been home for a number of historically significant names including Cromwell, Queen Elizabeth and the King of Munster Cormac McCarthy.
But the famous tourist identity comes from different reasons; it is the most free-roam castle tour in Ireland and it is host to the famous Blarney Stone.
Legends claim that those who kiss the Blarney Stone will be granted the gift of eloquence – or a persuasive tongue.
An estimated 325,000 visitors travel here to test the legend.

Dingle Peninsula,Co. Kerry

This delightful peninsula provides an excellent panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean. You’ll become overwhelmed by feelings of tranquility.
The 30 mile coastline is dominated by steep sea-cliffs, embedded by golden-sand beaches. During your adventure you’ll come across Ireland’s second highest mountain – Mt. Brandon.
It is one of the top places to hear the Gaelic language.
On most restaurant’s menus you’ll find the freshest fish possible!

Rock of Cashel,Co. Tipperary

It’s huge, it’s complex and it’s iconic! This is one of Ireland’s most visited historic sites. More formally known as St. Patrick’s Rock, it was once home to the High King of Munster.
The name was dubbed because of claims that it is where St. Patrick converted the King of Munster.
It is a unique castle host to a remarkable collection of Celtic art and the Medieval architecture is outstanding.

Carrick a rede rope bridge,Co. Antrim

This attraction is for you thrill-seekers or if you’re looking for a fantastic photo to show your friends then you should check this out.
The rope bridge is suspended almost 100 ft (30 m) above sea level. If you are brave enough to cross the 65 ft (20 m) bridge, stretching from the mainland to ‘Rocky Island’, you will be rewarded with fantastic views of Rathlin Island, Scotland and the Causeway Coast.

Kylemore Abbey, Co. Galway

Benedictine monastery founded in 1920 served to protect nuns refugees during World War 1 and then became a boarding school for girls.
Hidden in wild forestry, the setting is spectacular.
There is plenty to do around the tranquil area including walkways, visiting the Gothic church and the Victorian walled gardens.

Newgrange, Co. Meath

Newgrange is something special, even from far away. It looks out of this world with its white stone walls and grass covered roof.
Older than the Pyramids of Egypt this Megalithic tomb dates from around 3200 BC.
Its true purpose is contested so it is widely regarded as an ‘Ancient Temple’.


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About Ed


Hi.
My name is Ed short for Edgar. Mixed blood of Latvian and Ireland
I have lived in Mullingar town for most of my life. Traveling around the country is my favorite pass time activity, I have been to many places, and love to explore all the nooks & crannies of Ireland. The beauty of Ireland's landscape is unbelievable sometimes you feel like in a different country. From the serenity of the walk at Glendalough to the humbling feeling of being beside Cliffs of Moher is truly amazing to experience.
When I travel throughout Ireland the hospitality is the one thing that stood out most! Cork is my personal favourite as the people are so nice and welcoming my highlight was the Titanic experience where you feel like one of the passengers who are about to board the ship from the heartbreak pier that still stands to this day.
In Ireland you will always get the warmest welcome in any B&B. My other hobbies are cooking horse riding and fishing. I can’t wait to share the experiences with you for your Trip of a lifetime to this amazing Green Isle.
Sláinte (Cheers)

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About Donna


Hey, my name is Donna and I'm from the town of Mullingar in the Heart of Ireland.

One of my passions is exploring and from my experience, Ireland is a beautiful country to explore. I have so many recommendations but for newcomers to Ireland I definitely opt to send you to Westport for Croagh Patrick & Clew Bay, perfect for hiking scenery and beautiful seafood, 

My favorite place in Ireland is Galway City - I love going for a meal with my friends, followed by a stroll down the cobbled streets, before popping into one of the Traditional Irish Pubs like  An Púcan.

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About Rita


Hi, I’m Rita and I am living in Kilkenny, the Marble city.

Born in Portugal, I fell in love with Ireland from the moment I landed here. I intended to stay for 6 months, and 6 years after I just cannot imagine my life without the Irish ‘craic’. 

Working in Events & Tourism for the last years has been so rewarding - bringing people to see all the magical, undiscovered spots in this country is what I wake up for every day. I have made memories that will last a lifetime, and I work towards creating the same experiences for others visiting the Emerald island. 

My favourite place in Ireland is probably the Dingle Peninsula, where bumpy roads bring the Atlantic ocean and green mountains together. The seafood is just as brilliant as the landscape, which I couldn’t forget to mention, being the foodie that I am!

You could say I am biased when I pick Kilkenny as one of my other top spots - I just can’t get enough of this lively mediaeval city branded by its hospitality.

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About Tina


Hi my name is TinaMarie, I have been working in Travel for over 15 years now and still love it as much as when I just started. There is something very special about bringing people to Ireland because we live here we take pride in our wonderful little country and want the whole world to experience what we are lucky enough to have on our doorstep.

Without a shadow of a doubt my favourite county and city in Ireland is Galway simply due to the dual aspect living you can have in this area the beauty and serenity of the Connemara countryside and the diverse cultural living of Galway city. Come and see firsthand how friendly and welcoming the Irish people are , Stop waiting and make the trip of a lifetime!

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About Sinéad


Hey! My name is Sinéad. I'm from Longford, the heart of the midlands. I'm a countryside girl at heart, depsite living in the capital for a few years while studying. I love the hustle bustle of Dublin city centre, there's always so much going on and so much to do. Although, you can't beat the tranquility of the Irish countryside in my opinion!

Apart from my hometown, one of my favorite place in Ireland has got to be 'The Kingdom' (Kerry). The scenery is just unparalleled. From the idyllic wild Atlantic coasts to our selection of well-known mountain ranges, and everything in between. The ring of Kerry is definitely a must see, the nightlife is pretty great too!!

On my weekends I love to cheer on my local Gaelic football teams. I'd definitely recommend catching a GAA match on your travels!

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About Jessica


Hi, my name is Jessica,

I'm from the town of Mullingar, known as the hidden heartlands of Ireland. Travel is my passion, every weekend I try to visit a few different counties here in Ireland and also explore new and exciting countries. Unfortunately there is just not enough time to visit everywhere I want too on our beautiful island of Ireland, Naturally the next best thing is to help make others dreams come true with the trip of a lifetime to our fair isle!

My two favorite places in Ireland is Galway and Kerry. They are full of great culture, food, scenery, and of course many traditional Irish pubs!! There is always a great lively buzz no matter what time of year you visit.

I look forward to working with many of you in the near future to offer my knowledge, guidance and support for your trip of a lifetime.

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About Ronan


Hey!

My name is Ronan and I'm from Mullingar (the heart of the Midlands). I have a passion for travelling and have been all over the world. However, my most favourite place in the world is the west of Ireland along the Wild Atlantic Way. From seeing Basking sharks in Keem bay in Achill Island (Mayo), to having a lovely relaxing pint of Guinness in Salthill in Galway, to taking in the majestic Cliffs of Moher in Clare and kayaking alongside dolphins in Dingle bay (Kerry) - it's all just amazing. Oh, and not to forget the delicious Skellig chocolates while looking out at Skellig Michaeal in Kerry, yum!

I love all things sport and food - when I'm not travelling around Ireland I'm cooking up a storm in the kitchen and watching some local GAA (our national sport). I can't wait to help you out and make your trip to Ireland, the trip of a lifetime!

Céad mile fáilte mo chara - (A thousand welcomes my friend).

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