.. .

Search:

Toureagle's Articles in Travel Guides

Show All|Display Category|Title|Newest|Oldest
  • Pubs in Ireland
    Fill up on Irish culture and a few pints of refreshing Guinness on a pub tour of Ireland. A wonderful road trip taking in Ireland's most lively pubs begins, of course, in Dublin. The capital city is renowned for its pubs, many of which have literary associations. Then make a trip to the traditional taverns of Kilkenny and Clonmel, before immersing yourself in the friendly atmosphere of Cork's high quality establishments. Bantry provides some great 'craic' by the seaside, and Portmagee also offers its share of fun and folk traditions. Don't forget the welcoming pubs in the beautiful town of Killarney, while the bars of Limerick and Ennis are well-known for their folk music sessions.
  • Festivals in Ireland
    A fun-filled festivals road trip starts in Dublin, where you can enjoy a myriad of festivals, including famous celebrations such as St Patrick's Day and Bloomsday. Your next stop is Galway, which is world-renowned for its captivating folk music festivals, such as the Galway Sessions. Don't miss lively Celtic and arts festivals at Kilkenny, and the fine opera festival at Wexford, before you head back to Dublin with amazing memories of your whirlwind festival tour.
  • Heritage in Ireland
    This fascinating Irish Heritage tour takes the traveller on a circular route from Dublin. In Dublin you can learn more about the city's Viking heritage at the interactive Dublinia experience. Then drive to Galway, where the Irish Crystal Heritage Centre reveals the city's crafting and seafaring history. Sligo is the next must-see heritage destination, famous for its megalithic tombs, and Belfast's Cave Hill has an intriguing history. Don't forget to visit the World Heritage Site at the Brú na Bóinne complex of megalithic structures near Drogheda, before you head back to do some more heritage sightseeing in Dublin.
  • Horse Riding in Ireland
    An exciting Irish horse riding tour takes you on a circular route from Dublin. Go horse riding near Dublin at the Calliaghstown Riding Centre, set in the idyllic foothills of the Dublin and Wicklow mountains. Then stop over at Birr, where you can enjoy a trail ride through the Slieve Bloom Mountains. Limerick and Ennis both offer scenic horse trekking, and Galway provides beach, lake and forest trails, ensuring plenty of options for horse riding enthusiasts in Ireland. Finally, return to Dublin, perhaps a little saddle-sore, but with wonderful memories of your horse riding holiday.
Sign Up for a free account or learn more.

The article directory with a difference

Upto 5 outbound links allowed in the article body

Submit your article today and let us help you get those valuable links to your site. Articles Basecamp is an SEO friendly directory.

Submit Articles
Member Login
Top Authors
Most Popular Articles
Submission Guidelines
Ezine Notifications
Article RSS Feeds
About Us
Link to Us
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Our Friends

Powered by Article Dashboard