I just received a very nice 18-page Insider’s Guide to Ireland’s Great Offers and want to send them along to you.  Here are their latest vacation deals at some “very friendly prices.”  Independent travel deals start at prices form $399 up. Videos called Go Where Ireland takes you have ten beautiful gems including a topical view of the island complete with rivers, mountains, the Irish Sea, lush open fields, many tall green trees, shamrocks and more.  It is a sight not to be missed, even if you do not plan to visit Ireland.

What makes Ireland so special is its evocative scenery; the landscapes that have spawned the legends of Fionn Mac Cumhail, Cu Chulainn, Diarmuid & Grainne and the legendary warmth and friendliness of the Irish people.  Ireland (Éireann in Irish) is a place that both absorbs and permeates visitors leaving them with cherished memories. People sure don’t come to Ireland for the weather, though even when the rain is beating down its easy to find solace in a quiet corner beside a roaring fire or a riotous afternoon enjoying the craic in a local pub. Besides, on the Emerald Isle, it’s the rain that makes the grass so green.

Perched on the northwest tip of Europe, this is the one place in the world where even time getting lost will be worthwhile.  With ancient myths and legends to uncover, amazing landscapes to explore and locals who will be more than happy to reveal hidden gems, just go where the island of Ireland takes you. Guaranteed, you’ll return home with memories that will last a lifetime.  

One of the tricky things that tourists have to face when traveling in Ireland is understanding Gaelic, the language native to the country. Of course people in Ireland speak English as well, but their own version of the English language can be a little confusing, with some terms and phrases meaning differently from what an American or an Englishman may be accustomed to.  On this site you will find Gaelic words you need to know.  Good deal. 

Here are the Top Ten Places to visit.  So, hopefully I now have you planning a trip to Ireland and now you need to discover the ‘must see’ places to visit on Ireland Vacations.
A Visit Ireland Guide finds that thousands of tourists are being attracted to visit Ireland and Northern Ireland.  The range of places to visit in Ireland is massive. Among Ireland’s most famous attractions are places such as the Giant’s Causeway, the Guinness Storehouse, Newgrange, and Glendalough. Families coming to Ireland are well cared for when it comes to fun and exciting things to see and do. Examples of these are Dublin Zoo (third oldest Zoo in the world), the Irish National Heritage Park, Fota Island Wildlife Park, Bunratty Castle and the Marble Arch caves.

Ireland’s long and eventful history can be traced through places such as the National Museum, Trim Castle, Kilmainham Gaol, the Ulster Museum, Craggaunowen, the Rock of Cashel, the Hill of Tara, and Dublin Castle. People interested in spectacular outdoor scenery are spoilt when they come to Ireland. All parts of the country have their particular charming and sometimes dramatic scenery. Areas such as the Wicklow Mountains National Park, the Cliffs of Moher, the Glens of Antrim, and the Ring of Kerry boast outstanding natural beauty. 

IrishTourist.com offers a huge selection of Hotels in Ireland, as well as B&Bs (Bed and Breakfasts) and other accommodation across Ireland. To help you plan your visit, they have details of places to visit, tours, maps of Ireland, and more. Not sure where to stay? These  Regional Guides to Ireland provide information on the various counties, cities, towns and villages around Ireland as well as places to visit. Slán agus tá turas deas (Gaelic = Goodbye and have a nice trip).   jeb