Ireland holidays

Monaghan is one of the most underrated counties in Ireland. It is just over an hour drive from Dublin and is filled with wonderful things to see and do. If you’re thinking of spending Christmas in Monaghan, you won’t be disappointed. The festive season is a particularly magical time to visit Monaghan as the towns go all out with their lights and decorations for Christmas. So let’s jump into my festive guide to Monaghan and plan your trip!...

Usually, when planning a trip, the preferred time to visit Ireland is in the Summer. Despite the rain, the locals are always friendly, and it’s an off-tourist season, so seeing attractions is much easier… Winter in Dublin also makes for a significantly more affordable trip with fewer tourists and a more relaxing atmosphere. Make sure to dress warmly and bring an extra beanie to enjoy everything Ireland offers in the winter....

Anyone who’s been to Ireland knows that as amazing as Dublin’s pubs may be, the real craic is in Galway. Sure, I may be biased as Galway was once a place that I called home, but I’m not alone in my thoughts. Even the locals agree that Galway’s craic is top notch, with many of them choosing to spend their weekends or holidays in Ireland’s famous west coast town to drink at some of the best pubs in Galway. ...

Ireland is my favourite country. As the first place I ever visited I now consider the emerald isle to be my home away from home and have returned multiple times. With stunning scenery, friendly locals, and delicious food I think Ireland is a must-visit for anyone. But, if you don’t have any to go with- don’t let it stop you. Ireland is perfect for solo travel. So pack your bag, grab your passport, and book a flight because you are going to love solo travel in Ireland. Here’s why. ...