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Frommer's Ireland Guide Says Spend Less See More
Budget travel redefined says Pauline Frommer's Ireland guidebook, with cheap hotels, bargains on food and drink, but with a more authentic taste of real Irish touring. more...
Hotels near Dublin airport in Ireland include the Radisson SAS, Hilton, Carlton, Clarion, Days Hotel, Bewleys, and Skylon, with prices ranging from cheap to expensive. more...
The Wexford Festival Opera 2008 is from 16 October to 2 November. One way to get good tickets is to book an Irish cultural holiday with a tour company like Kudu Travel. more...
New Guide to Eco Travel in Ireland
A new ecoescape travel guide to Ireland wants visitors to seek out green and eco-friendly places, to have the most fun and do the least damage on their Irish vacations. more...
Rough Guides Dublin Travel Guide
Rough Guides brings out a new edition of its Dublin travel guide in their excellent pocket-sized Directions series of guidebooks. Or should that be pint-sized? more...
Best Things to Do in Cork, Ireland
Cork is Ireland's second city and main visitor center in the Irish SouthWest. The best things to do and see include the English Market, Cork City Goal, and Art Gallery. more...
Lonely Planet Dublin Travel Guide
A Dublin travel guide is among new guidebook titles from Lonely Planet in their pocket-sized and purse-sized Encounter series: sights, shopping, hotels and restaurants more...
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By: Lisa McGee
The true beauty of the "Emerald Isle" can be seen from the back of a horse. For a magnificent ride choose from rolling hills, forest walks or long stretches of beach. more...
Book of Kells, Yeats and a Literary Pub Crawl
By: Judith Glynn
The life and works of Yeats, Behan, Wilde, Shaw and many other literary greats, plus the Book of Kells, can be visited in Dublin, starting with Trinity College. more...
Review of The Mona Lisa Bistro, Dublin
By:
Tristania Currie
Mona Lisa is an informal restaurant with a family atmosphere serving contemporary Italian-American food in the heart of Dublin. more...
Ireland's Red Fox Inn and Kerry Bog Village
By: Linda Ashar
The Red Fox Inn in County Kerry welcomes visitors with heady Irish coffee, peat-warmed hearths, fine food, and a window onto Ireland's past, all laced with Irish charm. more...
By: Julia Mehoke
Edged by vertical cliffs surrounding unique landscapes and prehistoric tombs, County Clare is ideal for lovers of natural beauty and historical relics. more...
Real Irish Coffee Story and the Original Recipe
Irish Coffee was born in the 1940s when an airport chef made a warm concoction for cold and weary passengers heading to and from the Continent on the famous Flying Boats. more...
By: Sandy Glenn
Dublin is an intimate capital of outstanding Irish history and lively fun, but its people are what make it special and well worth a visit. more...
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