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Kerry: Christmas Events for 2009

10/11/2009 16:30:01

Thinking of heading to County Kerry for a Christmas break? There's a lot happening in Kerry this festive season. From magical Christmas festivals to winter wonderlands and Christmas markets, Kerry has pulled out all the stops once again for 2009! Read our guide to some of the top Christmas events taking place this Christmas...

Dublin: Christmas Events For 2009

10/11/2009 13:52:16

Where better to spend a Christmas break than in the beautiful city of Dublin. Regarded as one of the top city break destinations in Europe and one of the friendliest cities in the world, Dublin is a fantastic spot for a Christmas break. With lots of festive concerts, markets, pantomimes and fun family events to be enjoyed, Dublin is definitely a city that knows how to celebrate Christmas. Check out the main events happening in Dublin this Christmas...

Cork: Christmas Events Guide 2009

09/11/2009 16:27:33

Christmas is a magical time in Ireland and one of the best places to experience it is in�the charming Cork city. Every year, this city attracts people from all over the country who come to witness its Christmas atmosphere and events. With Christmas markets, ice-skating, carol singing, pantomimes and a buzzing festive atmosphere - Cork city is the place to be this yuletide season.

Kilkenny Shopping Guide

09/11/2009 13:33:44

When you've finished exploring this wonderful medieval city, why not indulge in a bit of shopping? Kilkenny was always a thriving merchant town, so it really is no wonder that it has a reputation as one of the best destinations for shopping in the south east. Here we take a brief look at the main shopping opportunities in the city and what they offer.

Kilkenny's Top Festivals

05/11/2009 16:15:37

Kilkenny is a superb destination in the south west of Ireland. If you're thinking of heading here while in Ireland why not make your trip coincide with one of its festivals. Kilkenny boasts some of the top festivals in Ireland and there really is something here to suit everyone whether you enjoy music festivals, food festivals or art festivals. Check out our guide to Kilkenny's top festivals before you go and then join in the celebrations!

Activities to Enjoy in County Kilkenny

04/11/2009 16:07:56

Kilkenny has a pasture rich countryside, gently flowing rivers and quaint little villages dotted along the Nore and Barrow valleys. It's a popular destination for fishermen, golfers, hikers and walkers who take the beautiful South Leinster Way walk through the county. Here we take a glimpse some other fun activities you can get up to while in Kilkenny.

Top Attractions in Kilkenny City

04/11/2009 13:39:06

Kilkenny is widely regarded as 'The Historic Capital of Ireland' and it's no wonder why with its wide range of historic attractions, most of which are attributed to the Normans. Today, visitors to this wonderful city destination can explore the medieval city easily by foot and see some impressive historical and cultural attractions. Here are our top 5 attractions in Kilkenny city...

Enjoy Outdoor Activities in County Wexford

29/10/2009 15:54:48

Wexford has been a family favourite holiday destination for years. It's a playground for outdoor activities whether you prefer to enjoy a trek in a quiet rural setting, try some exhilarating watersports, take a walk along the Wexford Coastal path or maybe do some birdwatching on Hook Head. Whatever your interest, Wexford has something for everyone!

Wexford's Top Historical Attractions

29/10/2009 12:33:54

County Wexford can be found in the very south east corner of Ireland. It is a county steeped in history and heritage, much of which can be attributed to its strategic coastal location which attracted Celtic tribes, Vikings and Normans. Today, much of Wexford's legacy remains to be seen in some spectacular historical sights. Here we take a look at just seven significant historical attractions in Wexford...

10 Interesting Facts About County Wexford

28/10/2009 12:58:37

County Wexford is located in the very south east corner of Ireland. It's a county steeped in history, blessed with good weather, lots of attractions, an east coast with long stretches of sandy beaches and a south coast lined with pretty fishing villages. If County Wexford is on your travel itinerary while in Ireland, then read on and find out some more interesting facts that you probably didn't know about it!