Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our August issue.
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month sees a host of great festivals and events all across the country. Ross O’Carroll-Kelly enjoys the spotlight in his one man show at the Gaiety, we look at 5 ancient Irish sites over 5000 years old, film buffs are spoiled for choice with Cork Film Festival and WaterfordFilm Festival taking place this month and bookworms young and old are catered for at Dublin Book Festival. Whatever you end up doing, we atTravel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our March issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
In our latest issue, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic attractions and events on offer across the country. These include the massive St. Patrick’s Festival taking place over five days and nights, as well as Belfast Film Festival, Cork French Film Festival, Cork International Poetry Festival, the Franco-Irish Literary Festival, Kilkenny Tradfest and exhibitions at Crawford Art Gallery and the National Museum of Ireland.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see, including Faith Healer at the Abbey. Meanwhile, Pat Liddy tells the story of Saint Patrick as the magazine spotlights Cobh as a top tourist destination.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our February issue!
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once
again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we
hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your
stay here.
In our latest issue, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic attractions and
events on offer across the country. These include Hook Lighthouse’s Celtic
Imbolc Festival in Wexford, Cork City’s Quarter Block Party, two terrific
exhibitions in the National Museum of Ireland and the Crawford Art Gallery
and the newly opened Casino Model Railway Museum in Malahide, Dublin.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see, including The
Lieutenant of Inishmore at the Gaiety. Meanwhile, Pat Liddy tells the story
of the Great Famine as the magazine spotlights the natural wonder that is
the Giant’s Causeway, as well as Ireland’s many pilgrim paths.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and
heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our January issue! Whether
this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to
trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in
some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
In our latest issue, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening
across the country. These include magician and mentalist Keith Barry’s
touring show Insanity, the Bray One Act Drama Festival, Dublin Bowie
Festival, Belfast’s Out to Lunch Festival and the Shannonside Winter Music
Festival in Co. Clare.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see across the
country – including the Gaiety’s star-studded The Lieutenant of Inishmore
and the touring play A Holy Show. Meanwhile, Pat Liddy writes about the
history of St Stephen’s Green.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and
heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our December issue! 
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
In our latest issue, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country. These include magician and mentalist Keith Barry’s touring show Insanity, New Year’s Festival, Limerick Christmas Racing Festival and Hillsborough Castle in Co Down’s many seasonal offerings. We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see – including the Abbey Theatre’s wonderful Winter programme – as well as highlight the National Museum’s excellent exhibition Ireland in Focus. Meanwhile, Pat Liddy writes about Irish Christmas traditions and the magazine details how people can help those less fortunate during the holidays easily withStreetSmart.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our November issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
In our latest issue, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country. These include the YARN Storytelling Festival, the Armagh Georgian Festival, the Jonathan Swift Festival and how you can see some free movies at the Cork Film Festival, courtesy of the Lux Prize.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see – including the Gaiety Theatre’s panto Aladdin and ballet Swan Lake and the Bord Gais’ opera Cinderella. Meanwhile, the magazine speaks to a man who kayaked 300km down the River Shannon for charity and highlights the new Waterford Gallery of Art and the National Museum of Ireland’s Country Life branch in Mayo.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our October issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
In our latest issue, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country. These include the Dingle Food Festival, Dublin Theatre Festival, the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, IFI Horrorthon, the Richard Harris International Film Festival, Savour Kilkenny, Taste of Dublin: Festive Edition and the Tipperary Dance Platform International Dance Festival.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see – including the Abbey Theatre’s stellar Winter programme and the return of smash-hit play Asking for It to the Irish stage. Meanwhile, Pat Liddy explores the history of Dublin Castle and the magazine also highlights the great new arena event Marvel Universe LIVE!
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our September issue!
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once
again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we
hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your
stay here.
In our latest issue, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening
across the country. These include the Cork Folk Festival, Cobh Blues ‘n’ Roots
Fest, the Dublin Festival of History, the Dublin Theatre Festival, the New Ross
Piano Festival, the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Finals and the Wicklow
Film Festival.
We also give readers the low-down on the best theatre to see – including
the stellar programme the Gaiety Theatre have in store for the rest of
the year – as well as the new DoDublin Ghostbus Tour aimed at children. Meanwhile, Pat Liddy discusses the Oscar Wilde Memorial Sculpture in
Merrion Square and the magazine also highlights a great new exhibition at
Gallery Zozimus.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and
heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our August issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country. These include new Dublin music festival Love Sensation, the Dunmore East Bluegrass Festival in Co Waterford and the Kilkenny Arts Festival.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see – including new musical The Miami Showband Story – as well as on Dublin’s top distilleries which you can visit thanks to DoDublin Bus Tours. Meanwhile Pat Liddy discusses the history of the capital’s Irish National War Memorial Gardens. The magazine also highlights new developments at Co Clare’s Cliffs of Moher and Co Wexford’s Hook Lighthouse.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our July issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
This month, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country. These include various exhibitions at Blarney Castle Gardens, the Galway Film Fleadh, the Kilkenny Country Music Festival, as well as Trinity College Dublin’s Summer Series of concerts.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see – including the Olympia’s stellar programme for the coming months. Meanwhile Pat Liddy discusses the history of the capital’s Iveagh Gardens. The magazine also highlights two amazing places to visit in Belfast and The Donegal Shop in Dublin’s special July sale.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our June issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
This month, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country. These include Turn of the Screw and Riverdance at the Gaiety Theatre and the Stoneybatter Festival in Dublin; the Shandon Street Festival and the Irish Independent Park concerts in Cork; and the recent renovations at Sliabh Liag Mountain in Donegal.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see this month while Pat Liddy discusses the history of Bloomsday and the special tour he is offering those curious to learn more. The magazine also highlights Kilkenny’s wonderful summer programme, DoDublin tours, the iconic landmark that is Glasnevin Cemetery Museum and a jewellery designer putting an Irish spin on her work. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our May issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
This month, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country. These include Armagh’s Apple Blossom Weekend, the Fastnet Film Festival in Cork, the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival, Dublin Dance Festival and a brilliant National Museum of Ireland exhibition.
We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see this month and the best gigs to catch this summer, including three nights of music on Dun Laoghaire Pier over the June Bank Holiday Weekend. Pat Liddy takes a stroll in the Garden of Remembrance to mark the weather getting warmer while the magazine highlights Dublin’s great casino scene and Spike Island. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our April issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
This month, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country including the Dublin: One City One Book Festival, the West Waterford Festival of Food and the Cúirt International Festival of Literature in Galway. We also give readers the low down on the best theatre to see including Bord Gáis Energy Theatre’s War Horse and the upcoming Disney on Ice show coming to Dublin’s Citywest Hotel and Belfast’s SSE Arena.
Pat Liddy writes about composer George Frideric Handel and his relationship with Ireland while the magazine highlights the wonderful sights of Armagh and Dublin, the latter one can see with the help of DoDublin’s tours. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our March issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month, we shine a spotlight on some fantastic events happening across the country to celebrate St Patrick’s Day including Dublin’s St Patrick’s Festival and Armagh’s Home of St Patrick Festival. Also, we give readers the low down on Bord Gais Energy Theatre show Jersey Boys, the Gaiety’s stellar March programme, Dingle Film Festival and the upcoming Franco-Irish Literary Festival.
Pat Liddy writes about the history of Ireland’s patron saint while the magazine highlights the wonderful sights of Cobh, Kilkenny and Wexford. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our January issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
This month, we put a spotlight on some fantastic events happening in the Irish capital – including Dublin Bowie Festival, the Irish premieres of two Philip Ridley plays at the Abbey Theatre, as well as the Gaiety’s new star-studded production of Martin McDonagh’s The Cripple of Inishmaan.
We also highlight the various music festivals kicking off 2019 around the country such as Tradfest at Temple Bar, Co Clare’s Shannonside, Co Derry’s IMBOLC and Music for Galway’s special midwinter event. Pat Liddy writes about the history of the GPO and the magazine gives the rundown on the best theatre to see. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our December issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
This month, we put a spotlight on some fantastic events happening in the Irish capital – including the Abbey Theatre’s Winter season, the National Museum’s new exhibition, Walking with Dinosaurs at the 3Arena and hypnotist Keith Barry’s magic new show.
Coming up to Christmas, we highlight festivities taking place around the country such as Yuletide Kilkenny, Co. Down’s Hillsborough Castle’s special seasonal events and Dublin’s New Year’s Festival. Also, Pat Liddy writes about the Five Lamps landmark and the magazine gives the run down on the best theatre to see and where to get the finest jewellery.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay. Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels).

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our November issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.
This month, we put a spotlight on some fantastic events happening in the Irish capital – the Dublin Book Festival, French Science Week and the return of the legendary John B. Keane’s The Matchmaker to the stage. Meanwhile, taking place in Wicklow is the YARN Storytelling Festival, while Munster hosts one of the biggest culture events in Ireland – the Cork Film Festival. Also, in the issue Pat Liddy writes about the strange phenomenon that is The Hungry Tree and the magazine gives the run down on the best theatre to see across the country, as well as upcoming seasonal festivities with the Gaiety Panto and the Swords Christmas Market. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay. Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome to our October issue! Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we’re looking forward to taking in two radically different, cutting-edge new shows in Dublin – Disney on Ice presents Dream Big and Bloodlust: Rise of the Vampirates. Also in the capital, we highlight the theatre worth seeing while Pat Liddy uncovers some interesting stories about Malahide Castle, parts of which date back to the 12th century. Outside of Dublin, Munster is alive with a number of fantastic events available to attend including Dingle Food Festival in Kerry, the arts themed IndieCork and Limerick’s Richard Harris International Film Festival. Meanwhile, Anthony O’Keeffe fills readers in on his fabulous stay in Westport, Co Mayo. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay. Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our September issue
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we’re Looking forward to taking in a plethora of shows at Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre – Let It Be, Girls and Dolls, Frank Pig Says Hello and A Beautiful Noise. We will also be checking out some of the highlights of Dublin Theatre Festival, arguably one of Dublin’s most loved festivals. Pat Liddy uncovers some interesting stories about the Royal College of Surgeons. Outside of the capital the south is alive with a number of festivals and events for all the family including A Taste of West Cork, Cork Folk Festival, Cobh Guinness Blues ‘n’ Roots Festival and New Ross Piano Festival.
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and
heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our August issue
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we’re really excited about the new production of Martin McDonagh’s A Skull in Connemara at the Olympia Theatre while Smock Alley are presenting their 10th in-house production, The Shaughraun. We will be celebrating Heritage Week with the National Museum who are hosting twenty free events across their four venues in Dublin and Mayo. Down in Kerry you can enjoy the Charlie Chaplin Comedy Film Festival while in Waterford music fans will love the ever-popular Dunmore East Bluegrass Festival which takes place this month. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our July issue
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we’re looking forward to the return of Wicked The Musical at Bord Gais Energy Theatre, the unique Art In The Open is taking place this month in Wexford and Queen+Adam Lambert are set to rock Marlay Park in Dublin. Down in Kerry the Killarney Races are taking place while Dublin sees the return of Riverdance at The Gaiety Theatre. It’s certainly the month for taking in the beauty of the country’s parks and outdoor amenities and Pat Liddy takes us on a stroll around Dublin’s Iveagh Gardens. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our June issue
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we’re looking forward to all the great concerts happening this summer, especially Taylor Swift in Croke Park, Dublin is gearing up for the annual Bloomsday Festival, in the west the Westport Folk & Bluegrass Festival is taking place while Shandon Street Festival will be delighting punters in Cork and Immrama Festival of Travel Writing will be giving us all itchy feet in Waterford. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our May issue
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month Mario Rosenstock is In Your Face at Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre, Gallery Zozimus welcome two well-respected English sculptors for their Animal Magic exhibition and festival season kicks off with the International Literature Festival Dublin, Dublin Dance Festival, Fastnet Film Festival, International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival, Galway Early Music Festival and Rory Gallagher International Tribute Festival all taking place this month. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our April issue
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we take a look at all of the upcoming shows at Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre, including The Rat Pack with Ella Fitzgerald and the return of Ross O’Carroll-Kelly in Postcards from the Ledge. At Glasnevin Cemetery the iconic O’Connell Tower, Ireland’s tallest round tower, has re-opened for visitors to ascend. It’s a great month to visit the sunny south east with West Waterford Festival of Food and Waterford’s Viking Festival and Roadshow happening this month. We are also celebrating all things literary with Dublin’s One City One Book which this year features The Long Gaze Back, An Anthology of Irish Women Writers, edited by Sinead Gleeson. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our March issue
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we take a visit to the beautiful town of Kilkenny and discover so much to see and do. We look forward to some great films at Dingle International Film Festival. This month is the month of our national holiday, St. Patrick’s Day, the day is now celebrated with a four day festival with an extensive programme. Along with that we’re looking forward to The Franco-Irish Literary Festival. 
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our February issue
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we’re looking forward to Macbeth at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre, we find out about Róisín de Buitlear’s artist residency at the National Museum of Ireland-Decorative Arts & History and we’re busy picking out what to see at the Audi Dublin International Film Festival. Along with that we’re looking forward to welcoming in the year of the dog at the Dublin Chinese New Year Festival. 
Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome!To our January issue

Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here.This month we’re looking forward to the Druid production of Sive at The Gaiety Theatre, we’ve found the best place for you to purchase designer handbags and accessories at Designer Exchange in Dublin and we learn that independent cinema in Ireland is thriving withThe Green Sea.We also celebrate Spanish tapas with the launch of A Taste of Salamanca cookbook. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our December issue.
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month we’re loving everything about the winter wonderland that Ireland becomes during the month of December. If you’re looking for something festive there’s the GLOW Christmas Festival in Cork and the Christmas Village at Castletown House. We also take a look at the tradition of the Winter Solstice at Newgrange while Pat Liddy looks at various Christmas traditions. There are plenty of shows to take in this month too, not least the annual Dublin New Year’s Festival. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

Willkommen-Bienvenida-Bienvenue-Welcome! To our October issue.
Whether this is your first time visiting our shores or you are returning once again to trace the steps of your distant ancestors, here at Travel Ireland we hope in some small way to be able to gently guide you as you plan your stay here. This month sees a host of great shows and events all across the country. The spectacular Miss Saigon comes to the Bord Gais Energy Theatre, while Dublin Theatre Festival lights up the city with creative energy. Celebrate one of Ireland’s greatest actors at the Richard Harris Film Festival in Limerick or delve into history at the Irish Manuscripts Commission. Whatever you end up doing, we at Travel Ireland wish you a hefty and heartfelt Céad míle fáilte and hope you enjoy your stay.
Taisteal sásta (Happy Travels)

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