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Ireland might not scream “tropical getaway,” but it’s absolutely packed with stunning island beaches where you can dive right into crystal-clear waters - even if they're a bit brisk!

With Summer on the way, instead of battling the crowds at the usual spots, why not hop on a ferry and escape to one of Ireland’s many underrated islands? These places have everything; gorgeous views, quirky histories, and just the right amount of isolation to make you forget about everything else for a while.

Trying to avoid the hustle and bustle of Ireland's capital with your pet? We've found five best dog friendly hotels that you can enjoy, dog bowls included! Seaview House Hotel, County Cork Seaview House Hotel is a lovely hotel based in West Cork and is one of the view dog-friendly hotels in the area. Seaview is very dog positive and has been looking after guests and their four-legged friends for years. Seaview has four dog-friendly rooms with three having direct access to the

Ireland is full of amazing trails, forest paths, coastal walks and muddy puddles (sorry, clean car) — and the best bit? So many of them are totally dog-friendly. We’ve rounded up some of Ireland’s best hikes where both two-legged and four-legged walkers are welcome!

Every summer, Galway transforms into a true cultural capital with the Galway International Arts Festival. For two weeks, the city comes alive with a rich and diverse programme, attracting artists and visitors from all over the world. Theatre, music, dance, visual arts and street performances come together to create one of Ireland’s leading events, offering a unique experience in the heart of Galway. An extraordinary festival This year, the festival returns for its 49th editio

Ballynahinch Castle in Connemara, Co. Galway has introduced a Gourmet Getaway package that combines an overnight stay with dinner in its award-winning Owenmore Restaurant.