No matter when you visit the island of Ireland, its legendary charm will be there. Here, there are no strangers, only friends you haven't met yet. The phrase "Céad míle fáilte" (pronounced "Cade mee-la fall-cha") means 100,000 welcomes. That's plenty for each season, as you explore big cities, quaint villages and stunning coastlines.
Learn MoreWith more than 400 golf courses to choose from, Ireland is a golfer's dream come true. Natural links courses provide some of the toughest tests, including Royal Portrush in County Antrim (pictured), host of the 153rd Open Championship in July. Also teed up: the U.S. & Europe renew their Ryder Cup rivalry at Adare Manor in 2027.
Learn MoreIreland has long been on the big (and small) screen thanks to shows like Game of Thrones, Derry Girls and Vikings. With its stunning natural beauty and historic landmarks, it's easy to see why location scouts love the Emerald Isle. It's time to head on over and see Ireland with your own eyes and camera lens.
Learn MoreJust because you've been to one of the more than 7,000 Irish-themed pubs in the world doesn't mean you've been to the original island of Ireland. Experience local delicacies and taste traditions that have been handed down through the ages in glorious settings like castles and cozy pubs. Come hungry and you won't leave disappointed.
Learn MoreIreland is known for its lush greenery everywhere you turn, and it's important to keep it that way for all. Immerse yourself in nature with a sustainable place to stay. Go glamping under the stars at Rock Farm Slane or in a forest dome at Finn Lough. Pitch in on an organic farm in exchange for room and board. Leave only footprints.
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