Ireland (1,337 rentals)

Recent reviews in Ireland

Botanic View Self Catering Photo
By: Emilie K
on 05/12/2013
Botanic View Self Catering
Nous avons été très bien accueillis par PJ et Bernadette. petite chambre propre, B&B; non loin du centre ville en bus. Ptit déj bon et copieux. Impeccable. Excellents conseils de Bernie pour la suite de notre voyage.
Cladagh 2 bed in city Photo
By: JAC
on 05/09/2013
Cladagh 2 bed in city
The home fit our needs perfectly. We were able to have our breakfast in the morning and store any foods and drinks since the refrigerator and freezer were good sized. The bread baked by Leah was delicious and served many days as our morning toast. The location was perfect as well as quiet. and ...
1 Bed River Dodder Photo
By: MLee
on 04/09/2013
1 Bed River Dodder
For our week and a half stay, the Dodder was incredible and was vastly superior to staying in a hotel. The accommodations were top notch and felt like home after a short period of time. Leah's warm greeting, introduction to the workings of the apartment, and grand gift of delicious homemade bread...

About Ireland

Lovingly referred to as "The Emerald Isle," Ireland is one of Europe's most enchanting destinations. This warm and friendly country is known for its small towns, Gaelic culture, lovely seascapes, and historic architecture. Dublin, the country's capital, is a cosmopolitan city with Georgian architecture, interesting museums, and a lively nightlife. Dublin can be a wonderful place to start your journey around Ireland, or a destination in itself.
Outside of the capital, Ireland is decidedly less urban. Across the country, rolling hills of green grass are dotted with small villages and grazing sheep. Here and there, the ruins of a monastery or the stone turrets of a castle rise over the meadows, lending an undeniable majesty to the landscape. In some small towns, the Gaelic language is still spoken, while the country's Celtic heritage is preserved in its musical traditions. Simply enjoying the unique Irish atmosphere is what attracts most visitors to this country. There is no greater pleasure than a pleasant stroll along the bluffs in Donegal or stopping in for a hearty Irish meal at a country pub in Cork. As many visitors will tell you, the Irish people are as warm as their hills are green.
When planning a trip to Ireland, consider visiting:
-Killarney: This scenic city is situated in Kerry County, a typically Irish region of lakes, fields, and national parks.
-Connemara: Located in Galway, the Connemara Loop is an enchanting coastal highway that will take you past charming little towns and breathtaking landscapes.
-Clonmacnoise: Take a fascinating tour of the ruins of an 11th and 12th century monastery, situated along the banks of the Shannon River.
Ireland can be a wonderful destination for the whole family, especially if you find a vacation rental that will accommodate your whole group. For a taste of true Ireland, a charming cottage or cozy cabin rental in one of the country's small towns can be an unforgettable way to spend your vacation. For the most romantic option, seek out an oceanfront villa overlooking the sea. Those who like urban pleasures should consider a condo or apartment rental in the cities of Cork, Dublin, or Galway, where you can enjoy local culture from the comfort of your own space.

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