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Cheap Car Hire Belfast - How to Save Money
Looking for cheap car hire in Belfast? We have all the tricks of the trade and you can make genuine savings when renting a car in Belfast. Quality doesn't drop, just the prices! Also, hiring a car and driving across Northern Ireland is the best way to discover the magnificent scenery and breathtaking landscape.
Roundstone – experience village life in Connemara
If you're seeking amazing mountain views and a spectacular coastline, the picturesque little fishing village of Roundstone should be top of your list. A bustling harbour, traditional bars and top class seafood restaurants and you've got the perfect holiday destination in Connemara. Read on for more…
A guide to Galway hotels
Looking for Galway hotels? There are around 50 Galway hotels scattered throughout the county from the bright lights of Eyre Square to the rugged wilderness of the breathtaking Connemara region. Whether it’s luxury 5 star Galway hotels you’re after, or cheap and cheerful budget Galway hotels, there's something to suit your needs.
Dublin attractions: Number 29
Number 29, is located just a short walk from Dublin’s busiest shopping street, Grafton Street. This lovingly restored 4 storey Georgian townhouse depicts the day-to-day life of a middle class family during the period 1790 to 1820. Check out our guide to Number 29 with details on its history, how to get here and more.
Dublin attractions: Saint Patrick's Cathedral
Saint Patrick’s Cathedral is one of Dublin’s top historical sites and attracts in excess of 300,000 visitors each year. Check out our guide to this important part of Irish history, how to get here and more.
Dublin city hotels with Spa's
There are a number of central Dublin hotels offering the ultimate in relaxation and spa pampering sessions. So you can easily combine a spot of retail therapy and sight seeing with a range of de stressing spa treatments. Go on treat yourself!
Getting from Dublin Airport to your Dublin hotel
Read this guide and find out what options you have for getting from Dublin Airport to getting to your hotel accommodation.
The James Joyce Cultural Centre
Calling all literary buffs! Why not broaden your knowledge of one of Ireland’s most famous expatriates and influential writers (author of the masterpiece Ulysses) with a visit to the James Joyce Cultural Centre? Located at 35 North Great George’s Street, Dublin 1, in the heart of Georgian Dublin, the centre is dedicated to the life and works of James Joyce.
The National Gallery of Ireland
Located in the centre of Dublin on Merrion Square, The National Gallery of Ireland is home to a wealth of artefacts - from Irish to European art works. Read on to find out why all artistic tastes are well catered for at Ireland's National Gallery along with details on how to get there and much more.
Phoenix Park Visitor Centre
Dublin's Phoenix Park Visitor Centre is located within 1700 acres of one of the oldest and largest urban city parks in the world. The Phoenix Park is actually Europe's largest enclosed parks and within its boundaries you'll find Dublin Zoo, Ashtown Castle, a police museum, various monuments and Áras an Uachtaráin, the official residence of the Irish president. Read on to find out why you should visit and check out our tips for a fun day out.
Rathfarnham Castle
The 16th Century Rathfarnham Castle is one of the finest castles in County Dublin and a very popular tourist attraction for all ages. For more information on the castle itself and how to get here read on.
The Old Jameson Distillery
Smithfield Village is the heart of Old Dublin and right here you'll find the Old Jameson Distillery. Irish whiskey dates back to the 6th Century when Irish monks learned of the distillation process on a trip to the Middle East. As a result the craft of Irish whiskey making or "Uisce Beatha" meaning "water of life" was born.
Dublin's General Post Office (GPO)
Holding a special place in Irish history the General Post Office, more commonly known as the GPO, is located right in the heart of Dublin and is one of the city's top attractions. Its Georgian exterior dominates O'Connell street, Dublin's main thoroughfare, and it was the focal point of the 1916 Easter Rising. Check out our guide to this well known landmark, with details on its history, how to get here and more.
Leinster House
Leinster House is home to the National Parliament of Ireland and is located on Kildare Street in Dublin city centre. We trace the history of Leinster House, find out about its current residents, its links to the White House in Washington and details on the best times to visit.
Eric Clapton - Live at the Marquee
Eric Clapton plays Live At The Marquee in Cork on Friday 20th June 2008. With music spanning decades you won’t be surprised to hear that the concert has already been sold out. If you’ve managed to get a ticket, check out our guide to the music, the event and the riverside venue!
Irish Gifts
If you're after traditional Irish gifts you'll find that there's much more available than Aran sweaters and shillelaghs.
Belfast Zoo
Attracting more than 295,000 visitors annually, Belfast Zoo is one of the top tourist spots in Northern Ireland. Check out our guide to Belfast Zoo with details on its residents, how to get there and top tips for an enjoyable day out at the zoo!
Nickelback at the Odyssey Arena
Prepare to rock the rafters of the Odyssey Arena in Belfast on Friday 12th September 2008 when Canadian rockers Nickelback hit the stage! Check out our guide to this exciting event with details on the music, where to get tickets and how to get to the venue.
A guide to booking Belfast hotels
Looking for Belfast hotels in the city? Whether it’s a 5 star luxury hotel, mid range hotel or a low cost budget hotel you’re after – we’ve got something to suit you!
Belfast City Hall
Probably the city's most famous landmark, Belfast City Hall is the centre point of Donegall Square, the city's main shopping district, in the heart of Belfast. Features include the Great Dome, impressive marble structures, stained glass windows and landscaped gardens spanning an acre and a half. Read on for more…
Def Leppard and Whitesnake at the Odyssey Arena
Two of the 80's biggest rock n' roll legends, Def Leppard and Whitesnake, will take to the stage at the Odyssey Arena on Saturday June 21st this year. Rock fans everywhere dig out those skinny jeans and just watch and enjoy what's billed to be Belfast's highlight of the summer!
Belfast for Shopping
With the major retail outlets now well established in Belfast, shopping breaks to the city are growing in popularity. We suss out the top shopping areas of Belfast from city centre streets to out-of-town shopping centres to give you the low down on how to shop smartly in Belfast.
Dolly Parton at the Odyssey Arena
Dollymania will hit Belfast on Tuesday June 24th and Wednesday the 25th of June when the Grammy Award winning country music singer, songwriter and legend Dolly Parton comes to the Odyssey Arena. So come on y'all, this country gal is definitely not to be missed!
Belfast Nightlife
Belfast has a nightlife scene to match the best in Europe. So before you grab your glad rags and party your way along the streets of Belfast, check out our guide to Belfast's hottest nightspots - from it's pulsating clubs to it's welcoming pubs.
Belfast's Cathedral Quarter
Not only is Belfast's Cathedral Quarter the new nightlife and entertainment centre of the city it's also the historic and cultural heart of Belfast as well as the centre of the arts and craft scene. The cobblestone streets are lined with some of Belfasts best night spots including trendy cafés, restaurants as well as plenty of pubs packed with revellers. You'll also find an art college, some very facisinating architecture, a piazza, and of course St Anne's Cathedral. Read on for more…
Queens University Belfast
Queen's University in the heart of Belfast has been regarded as the seat of learning for this part of the world for a century and a half and has attracted (and still does) many famous students in the past. Along with it's colourful history and stunning architecture, Queens has become a tourist attraction in it's own right - check out our guide to this historic Belfast landmark.
The Belfast Wheel
The Belfast Wheel has become a bit of a crowd puller with tourists and locals alike wanting to get a bird's eye view of Belfast. At its highest point you can enjoy wonderful views of the city from City Hall out to the suburbs of Belfast and on to Cave Hill. And you can follow the path of the River Lagan as it winds its way through the centre of Belfast. Our top tip is to take your city map with you and try to pin-point as many landmarks of Belfast that you can from above!
Holiday Houses to Rent in Galway
Galway self catering accommodation provides a wonderful option if you like the freedom and independence that holiday rentals bring. Self catering in Galway is really popular and holiday homes range from rural cottage retreats in Connemara to campus-style accommodation in Galway city. Read on to find out more about Galway self catering.
Need a 3 star Galway Hotel?
3 star hotels are located in all parts of Galway, from Connemara to Eyre Square in the heart of Galway city centre. A 3 star Galway hotel has all the facilities you'll need for a relaxing break and with the approval of the Irish Tourist Board you're guaranteed a quality Galway hotel.
Looking for a 4 star Galway hotel?
Need a 4 star Galway hotel? Plenty can be found throughout the county, from the very popular Eyre Square in the heart of the city centre to towns and villages along the coast of Galway. A 4 star Galway hotel provides a higher level of comfort and luxury so you know that every Galway hotel with this rating will provide an excellent standard of accommodation and service.
Galway Hotels with Conference Facilities
There are many Galway hotels with conference facilities that can cater for the largest of events. Alot of Galway hotels have expanded into the conference market with facilities to match the best in the country. In fact, Galway is now regarded as a top conference destination as it has a combination of quality hotels, wonderful scenery and a unique laid-back atmosphere. All of this means that businesses are now looking west to Galway when it comes to organising high profile meetings and conference
Galway's Best Bars
After a day exploring the city kick back and enjoy the atmosphere in some of Galway's best known bars. There's no shortage of pubs in town, some with heated beer gardens and live music nightly. Read on for more…
Salthill - the best of both worlds!
Fancy a break in the coastal seaside resort of Salthill? This traditional holiday spot overlooking Galway Bay is only 3km west of Galway city so you'll not be far from the shops, pubs and clubs. If you want easy access to beaches and savour the vibrant and energetic atmosphere of the "City of the Tribes" this is the place to stay.
The Galway Sessions
Calling all music lovers to the "city of the tribes" for the week long Galway Sessions. This year's event takes place from the 15th to the 22nd of June. The Festival offers an extensive programme featuring concerts, folk-club gigs, open air events as well as art and photographic exhibitions.
The magic of Kinsale
Located on the south coast of County Cork, Kinsale is a town steeped in medieval history and positively swimming in fine food restaurants - one visit to Kinsale and you'll understand why it is has been dubbed the 'Gourmet Capital of Ireland'.
Kinsale Arts Week
The Kinsale Arts Week kicks off on Saturday the 12th of July. This 9 day, fun filled event features local, national and international arts events including visual art, theatre, music, literature, film, dance, architecture and family entertainment – all of this against the backdrop of one of Ireland's prettiest towns.
Hotels in Cork near the train station
Looking for hotels in Cork city with easy access to the train station? Read on for more…
Hotels in West Cork
Looking for some place to get away from it all? For a break at a hotel, Cork's western region is a fantastic base. From the welcoming West Cork towns of Bantry and Skibbereen to the rugged landscape and coastal views of the Beara Peninsula - get yourself to the south west and enjoy a leisurely stay in a hotel...Cork's wonderful west is waiting to be discovered.
Book a Cork Hotel for your Conference
Are you planning to use a Cork hotel for your conference or business meeting? You can choose from the top Cork hotel conference venues throughout the county with state of the art facilities widely available.
Budget Cork Hotels - you save money!
Travelling on a shoestring budget in Ireland? There's a good selection of budget Cork hotels that won't break the bank. These include 1 and 2 star Cork hotels, from prime city centre locations to country retreats, and there's no compromise on comfort and quality.
Galway Hotels in Ireland for a Spa Break
Looking for Galway hoels with spa facilities? For the ultimate relaxing getaway there's a good selection of Galway hotels offering pampering and revitalising body treatments. Treat yourself to a weekend away and you'll feel like a whole new you!
5 Star Galway Hotels in Ireland
Fancy a break in one of Ireland's finest hotels? Staying in one of the 5 star Galway hotels is certainly a real treat. You can experience a world of total luxury, be waited on hand and foot and recharge your batteries
Hotels in Galway city centre, Ireland
Galway city is a magnet for visitors all year round. Among its many attractions are the Spanish Arch and Eyre Square, and you can soak up the unique atmosphere of this pulsating city. The streets are lined with restaurants, pubs, cafés and shops and for somewhere to stay, we have a really good selection of Irish Tourist Board approved Galway hotels.
Galway Hotels with Leisure Facilities
Galway hotels with leisure facilities are plentiful with a whole host of hotels located in Galway city and in the surrounding areas of County Galway. So for a leisure break at one of County Galway's many hotels you can choose from a variety of accommodation including Galway hotels with their own swimming pool, high-tech gyms, treatment rooms and more.
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