Ireland Holidays

Ireland is a place that all people should visit at least once in their lifetime. The country is filled with natural beauty, friendly residents, and a sense of what life might have been like in simpler times. To get started on your Irish adventure, visit ebookers for access to some of the lowest travel fares available.

Many visitors from abroad know Ireland simply as the home of Guinness beer, and they are not disappointed when they get there. One of the country's most popular attractions is the Guinness Storehouse, located in the St. James' Gate Brewery in Dublin. The Storehouse serves as a museum housing artefacts of the history of Guinness. Farmleigh, one of the Guinness family residences, is located in the parish of Castleknock, not far from the Storehouse.

Hotels

Ireland Hotels

Nightly rates from £42.06

Jurys Inn Cork

3 stars
3.5 / 5 14 reviews
Jurys Inn Cork offers its guests a superb location right in the heart of Cork city, overlooking the river Lee. Only a few minutes stroll from the city centre, the hotel is an all time favorite for business as well as leisure travelers. Jurys Inn Cork Hotel is ideally located in the heart of Cork's City Centre so it is the perfect solution to your accommodation needs. It's situated just a few minutes walk from the main shopping, business and entertainment districts. This makes Jurys Inn Hotel Cork the perfect place to start exploring the city. The hotel offers a superior level of city centre accommodation with the added benefits of a stylish bar and restaurant. The hotel offers large, air conditioned rooms, which can accommodate up to 3 adults, 2 adults and 2 children or just one person in total comfort.
Value Advance Purchase Rates
Nightly rates from £46.29

Clarion Hotel Limerick

4 stars
3.9 / 5 25 reviews
One of Ireland's tallest hotels boasts an idyllic location on the River Shannon waterfront in Limerick city center. 20 km from Shannon Airport, this 17 story building combines architectural mastery with warm interiors and exceptional service. Each bedroom enjoys superb views complimented by luxurious Egyptian cotton linen and air conditioned comfort throughout. Sanovitae health and Leisure club has a 12 meter pool, fully equipped gym, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi. A fabulous waterfront restaurant, Sinergie, and has a conference capacity for 120 delegates. Our staffs aim is to make your stay at the Clarion a perfect one. Required extra bedding is free in rooms shared by up to two children 12 or under and two parents/grandparents. Parking is directly across from the hotel. Charges are 4.50EUR for a day ticket and 8.50EUR overnight.
Nightly rates from £55.39

Scotts Hotel Killarney

4 stars
3.5 / 5 2 reviews
Scotts Hotel Killarney combines luxury, contemporary, and service in the heart of Killarney. With 120 bedrooms, deluxe suites and plush apartments, guests are sure to indulge in cozy comfort during their stay in Scotts Hotel. Additional features includes: Three on site bars, exclusive new Courtyard Restaurant and secure underground car parking. The hotel lives by its new slogan -" hospitalilty in the heartbeat of Killarney". Scotts Hotel Killarney, is a sister hotel to The Gleneagle Hotel and The Brehon, located in the centre of a bustling town, and has been providing elegant accommodations and superior, friendly service for guest since 1930.
Value Room Only Rates
Nightly rates from £43.71

Jurys Inn Galway

3 stars
3.2 / 5 13 reviews
Jurys Inn Galway hotel is perfectly located in the centre of Galway city right beside the famous Quay Street in the heart of the Latin Quarter with a host of bars and restaurants on its doorstep. The hotel overlooks the historic Spanish Arch and Galway Bay. The Jurys Inn Galway is within short walking distance of the city's commercial and shopping districts, which satisfies both business and leisure guests. Please note: This hotel is a non smoking hotel.
Value Advance Purchase Rates
Nightly rates from £33.78

Tara Towers Hotel

3 stars
3.7 / 5 21 reviews
A charming 3 star hotel located just 3Km south of Dublin City centre along the curve of Dublin Bay with beautiful views of sea and shore. The Tara Towers is perfectly situated between the city and the charming villages of Blackrock, Sandycove and Dalkey. This hotel offers Conference Facilities, Free Parking, Handicap Rooms, High-speed Internet, Restaurant, room Service, Wireless Internet, Smoke-Free Property, Internet access fee is $ hourly.
Value Late Check Out to 2pm
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Flights

Flights to Ireland

Departure Arrival Travel dates Round-trip fares
Manchester Dublin Thu, 21 Mar - Sat, 30 Mar £49
London Cork Mon, 4 Mar - Sat, 9 Mar £54
London Shannon Mon, 11 Mar - Thu, 14 Mar £49
London Knock Tue, 12 Mar - Thu, 14 Mar £49
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Best time to take a holiday to Ireland

  • Summer is the most popular time to visit Ireland, and the crowds of tourists certainly back that up. You can be sure that all attractions and restaurants will be open during July and August, when the average temperature is roughly 19°C, but prices will also be at their highest. Most establishments have rock-bottom rates in the winter season, but temperatures can dip as low as 2°C, rain is always a factor, and many tourist attractions are closed. Plan your trip for the spring or fall, and you'll avoid extreme crowds, weather, and prices. For a truly Irish experience, travel to Dublin in time for its St. Patrick's Festival, which always falls on March 17th. Once you've set your Ireland travel date, be sure to visit ebookers to book low-cost flights and make your hotel and car reservations.

Top Ireland attractions

  • Cliffs of Moher

    These spectacular cliffs located in County Clare drop 650 feet straight down to the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

    Blarney Castle

    Legend has it that if you kiss the Blarney stone at Blarney Castle, you will possess the gift of gab.

    Dublin Horse Show

    The Dublin Horse Show is held each August in Dublin. It is the largest horse show held in Ireland, and it draws many international attendees.

    Lakes of Killarney

    If you want to see some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in Ireland, visit the Lakes of Killarney and the Ring of Kerry. Some companies offer guided tours of the area.

    Brú na Boinne

    This collection of prehistoric monuments-including Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth-is situated on the banks of the River Boyne.

    Dublin Zoo

    The Dublin Zoo's 59-acre complex at Phoenix Park draws roughly one million visitors each year. The zoo has been in continuous operation since 1813.

    Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

    If you are an adventurer, you might enjoy walking across the famous rope bridge that links the island of Carrick-a-Rede to Northern Ireland's mainland. The bridge, which hangs 75 feet above the ocean, is a perfect spot for bird watching.

    Trinity College

    While you're in Dublin, visit the campus of Trinity College, the oldest educational institution of the country founded in 1592.

    Galway City

    Also known as the ‘City of Tribes’, Galway City is a lively town filled with pubs and restaurants. It also hosts many summer festivals.

    St. Patrick's Cathedral

    Built during the 12th century, this stunning building is the national cathedral for the Anglican church and the place where ‘Gulliver's Travels’ author Jonathan Swift is buried.

Insider tips for Ireland travel

  • Dublin Pass

    If you plan to spend time sightseeing in Dublin, buy a Dublin Pass to receive free or discounted admission to more than 30 city attractions.

    Afternoon Tea

    No matter where you are in Ireland, stop in a local bed and breakfast around 3 p.m. for the afternoon ritual of tea and scones.

    Bunratty Castle

    To get a sense of the real early Celtic life instead of a commercialized version, visit Bunratty Castle and Folk Park in County Clare.

    Horseback Riding

    Many beaches in Ireland—including Inch Beach, Ballybunion, Banna, and Rossbeigh Beach—allow you to ride horses right at the water's edge.

    Hidden Ireland

    Live like a local while you're in Ireland. Hidden Ireland arranges accommodation in some of the most beautiful private homes around the country.

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