Ireland360Destinations
Cities, peninsulas and regions worth building a trip around.
Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry
FeaturedIreland’s Ancient East
Explore 5,000 years of stories across Ireland’s east and midlands, from Newgrange and the Boyne Valley to medieval…
Belfast
A reinvented industrial city — Titanic heritage, street art and the gateway to the Antrim coast.
Clare
Home of the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren — Atlantic cliffs, limestone pavements and a deep traditional-music…
Cork
Ireland’s foodie capital — a harbour city of spires, bridges and the legendary English Market.
Dingle Peninsula
A Gaeltacht peninsula of wild cliffs, fishing villages and Ireland’s most famous dolphin.
Donegal
Ireland’s wild north-west — Europe’s highest sea cliffs at Slieve League, empty beaches and a living Gaeltacht.
Dublin
Ireland’s capital — Georgian squares, a Viking past, a legendary literary tradition and a pint of the black stuff.
Galway
The ‘City of the Tribes’ — a bilingual, bohemian harbour town and the traditional music capital of Ireland.
Kerry
The Kingdom — Ireland’s most scenic county, home to the Ring of Kerry, Killarney’s lakes and the Dingle Peninsula.
Kilkenny
Ireland’s medieval capital — a 12th-century castle, a working brewery and a compact, walkable old town.
Northern Ireland
The six counties of Ulster in the UK — the Giant’s Causeway, the Mourne Mountains and a revitalised Belfast.
Waterford
Ireland’s oldest city — Viking foundations, the world-famous crystal, and a sunny south-coast harbour.
Wicklow
The Garden of Ireland — granite mountains, glacial lakes and the monastic ruins of Glendalough.
Wild Atlantic Way
The world’s longest defined coastal touring route — 2,500km of cliff, beach and peninsula along Ireland’s western…