Ireland is the land of breathtaking landscapes, friendly people, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. CIE’s trips to Ireland help you experience the real Emerald Isle, whether you’re raising a pint with new Irish friends at a lively pub, following in the footsteps of your ancestors among the rolling hills and picturesque castles, or enjoying the best of Irish culture through tastings and authentic experiences. You’ll see Ireland in a whole new light.
Pubs are about more than just Irish beer and whiskey—people come to enjoy music, laughs, and the legendary Irish wit.
Ireland is the land of breathtaking landscapes, friendly people, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences. CIE’s trips to Ireland help you experience the real Emerald Isle, whether you’re raising a pint with new Irish friends at a lively pub, following in the footsteps of your ancestors among the rolling hills and picturesque castles, or enjoying the best of Irish culture through tastings and authentic experiences. You’ll see Ireland in a whole new light.
Ballintubber Abbey
Elaborately carved Celtic crosses dot the grounds of this ancient church founded in 1216, in Ireland's scenic County Mayo.
O'Brien's Tower
Originally built as a viewing area for 19th century visitors, O'Brien's Tower sits near the high point of the Cliffs of Moher.
Galway
A vibrant arts and culinary scene—and colourful buildings set along medieval streets—make Galway a can't-miss stop.
Blarney Castle
Kissing the "Stone of Eloquence" may be the reason millions of tourists flock to Blarney Castle every year, but the gardens around it—including its new Poison Garden filled with dangerous and toxic plants—are another reason to add this to your must-do list.
Trinity College & Book of Kells
Ireland's oldest college houses one of the country's most cherished treasures—a beautiful illuminated version of the New Testament Gospels, created by monks in the 9th century. It's one of the essential things to see in Dublin.
Giant's Causeway
Legend has it that the basalt stone columns were set into the sea by giants creating stepping stones—but volcanic activity set these stones in place millions of years ago.
Kylemore Abbey
This 19th century grand manor and its legendary gardens became the home to Benedictine nuns fleeing Belgium during World War I.
Dark Hedges
Planted by the Stuart family in the 18th century, this dramatic stand of beech trees has served as the Kingsroad during filming for Game of Thrones.
Ha'penny Bridge
This cast-iron walking bridge, which spans the River Liffey, was built in the 19th century. Join the 30,000 Dubliners and visitors who walk across Dublin's iconic Ha'Penny Bridge each day.
Ring of Kerry
The Ring of Kerry offers one of the most scenic drives in the world, with emerald green meadows, stark cliffs and sandy shores dotted with ruins.
Dingle Peninsula
The Irish mainland's westernmost point features wide, sandy beaches and rocky cliffs along its edges, and dramatic hills and mountains at its center.
Aran Islands Cliffs
These beautiful cliffs rise dramatically along the entire western side of Inis Mor island and yield great views of the Cliffs of Moher across Galway Bay.
Galway
Musicians and artists are an integral and vibrant part of fabric of the lively, cultured city of Galway.
Cheesemonger
Ireland's food renaissance includes many artisan producers who take full advantage of its natural bounty.
Bunratty Castle
This splendid 15th-century tower house in County Clare includes a living reconstruction of the life of Ireland over a century ago.
Falconry
Get a fascinating glimpse into Ireland's long-practiced art of falconry, the country's traditional "Sport of Kings."
Flavours of the Sea
Ireland abounds with the savours of the sea and the folk who fish it.
Fine Dining
A generation of culinary innovation and exploration has made modern Ireland a foodie's paradise.
Seafood
In Ireland, fresh seafood is never more than a short swim away.
Merry Ploughboy
Dine at this iconic pub and come alive to the fancy footwork of Irish step dancers and lively traditional tunes.
Cliffs of Moher
These shale and sandstone cliffs rise 700 feet above the Atlantic, and serve as one of the most iconic pieces of scenery in all of Ireland.
Sheep Herding
Ireland's emerald green pastures are home to countless flocks of sheep. Irish wool is used for the intricately knitted Aran sweaters and other goods.
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