The Top 10 Golf Courses in County Galway

The West of Ireland has a wonderful mixture of both parkland golf courses and links golf courses. The outstanding surroundings, high quality amenity areas, unpolluted environment, and splendid golf makes golfing in County Galway a delight.  So why not test your golfing skills in some of the classic golf courses the West of Ireland has to offer?

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Flights to Dublin

Looking for the best route to get to the Irish Capital? With the help of our guide with information on airports and airlines that fly to Dublin, we hope to make your journey a little bit easier.

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Top Golf Courses in County Dublin

With over 60 golf courses in County Dublin you'll certainly be spoilt for choice. Break away from the hustle and bustle of Ireland’s vibrant capital city and take in the beautiful surroundings Dublin County has to offer with its many top quality golf courses. If you wish to upgrade those golf clubs, or get the very latest in golf course fashion, you'll again be spoilt for choice with the many golf shops available at most golf clubs. Like any golf club in Ireland and in particular in Dublin, booking in advance is very much advisable to avoid disappointment.

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Walking Tours of Dublin

Make the most of your trip to Dublin and get a real feel for the city, up close and personal.  You can discover the city's rich history as well as the lesser-known sights at your leisure and the best way to do this is on foot. There are a number of walking tours to choose from, all of which are conducted by qualified and experienced guides. Read on for more….

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Bus tours of Dublin

Dublin is a city enriched with history, culture and heritage and is jam packed with top attractions. With loads of shopping options and a pulsating and vibrant nightlife it's one of the most popular city break destinations in Europe. A great way to experience Dublin's sights and sounds, and to get to all the touristy spots, without getting tired feet, is on board one of the many tour buses. Read on for more…

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Cobh - The Queenstown Story

Take a step back in time and trace the history and legacy of the 2.5 million or so men, women and children who emigrated from Ireland via the historical town of Cobh. They were full of hopes and dreams as they sailed on coffin ships and early steamers, in search of a better way of life. Discover what life was like on board these early emigrant vessels, and of course on the dreaded coffin ships. Check out our guide to Cobh - The Queenstown Story, how to get here and much more.

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The top 10 adventure sports in County Galway

Looking for an adventure break in Ireland? Then Galway is the place for you. With stunning views, rugged hills and positioned on the verge of the Atlantic ocean it's the perfect place to explore and get your adrenaline pumping.  

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Adventure sports in County Kerry

County Kerry, located in the South West of Ireland is a diverse and natural landscape which makes it an ideal location for a huge range of activity holidays. Whether you lose yourself in the camouflage of Kerry’s rolling green hills hiking, golfing or hill walking, take a ride on a surfboard along the Kerry coastline or reach new heights and conquer Carrantuohill (highest mountain in Ireland) you'll be amazed with what Kerry has to offer when it comes to adventure sports. 

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Adventure Sports in County Cork

County Cork is located in the South West Corner of Ireland. It's the country's largest county and referred to by many as the 'Capital of the South'. It's a true centre of Irish culture and is a must for travellers wishing to experience the Irish way of life. From its rolling green fields to the bustling city of Cork and the colourful fishing villages scattered along its harbours, there's much to see and do here. And if you're a fan of the outdoors and up for a bit of a challenge there are plenty of adventure sports to choose from. Read on for more…

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Horse riding in Kerry

Whether you prefer trekking through rolling hills and countryside or galloping along a sandy beach, County Kerry is an ideal base for horse lovers. Kerry is home to some of Ireland's most breathtaking scenery with a wealth of unspoilt sandy beaches, rugged mountains, miles of national park and with an abundance of trekking trails you'll have plenty opportunity to test out your horse riding skills. Read on for more… 

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