Ireland - destinations

The regional diversity of Ireland and its exceptional history and culture range from the cosmopolitan Dublin, to the handsome Belfast, and the stunning scenery on offer on the south-west coast in Cork. It’s no wonder the Irish are such a jolly bunch of souls.
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Dublin

Dublin has reinvented itself as arguably Europe's liveliest capital. Culture and history aside, what Dublin really has to offer is a good time. The nightlife is amongst the best in the world, and during daylight hours make sure you visit the Guinness Brewery, the largest in Europe.
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Belfast

Belfast remains a fetching city, filled to the brim with eyecatching architecture and wonderful museums and a fantastic nightlife scene! Head to Donegall Square and enjoy the hospitality of the friendly and welcoming people or even head for the north coast to take in the stunning Giant's Causeway.
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Cork

Cork is the largest of all the Irish counties. The County of Cork shares with Kerry the south-western corner of Ireland. Washed by the warm Gulf Stream and the mild moist south winds, palm trees and bamboo flourish. It is the most favoured corner of Ireland.
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Galway

There is certain chemistry and vibrancy to this friendly University City. Festivals, horse racing, pubs, theatres and most of all Galway people, combine to create this atmospheric medieval city of culture. Scenic Gaeltacht areas including the Aran Islands. Connemara, with the picturesque town of Clifden as its capital.
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