Cork to Cliffs of Moher – Is This The Most Spectacular Tour In Ireland?

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In today’s email: 

• Cork to Cliffs of Moher – Is This The Most Spectacular Tour In Ireland?

• Explore County Cork | Kiss the Blarney stone and more

• Discover Cork in a Whole New Way.

• At the bar - Pub Of The Year 2024

• Around The Web: - When it’s 5 a.m. at an Irish Wedding – Ho, Ro, the rattlin’ Bog., Exact date clocks change in Ireland with extra hour in bed just around the corner, Explore Limerick: The Historic Heartbeat of Ireland's Treaty County and more

• Experiences Likely To Sell Out

• From Social Media -  Have You Visited The "Deck Of Cards"?

• Irish Food You Will Love - How To Make The Perfect Irish Coffee

• The Craic - More To Do

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Cork to Cliffs of Moher – Is This The Most Spectacular Tour In Ireland?

Today we embark on a journey that promises to be nothing short of extraordinary – a private day tour from Cork to the iconic Cliffs of Moher and the enchanting Bunratty Castle & Folk Park.

Photo by Saad Chaudhry on Unsplash

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Explore County Cork | Kiss the Blarney stone and more

From the bustling streets of Cork City to the rugged cliffs of Mizen Head from the ancient wonders of Blarney Castle to the culinary delights of the English Market, County Cork is a treasure trove of unforgettable moments waiting to be discovered. 

Join us as we explore the top things to do in County Cork where history culture and natural beauty converge to create an unforgettable Irish experience

Photo by K. Mitch Hodge on Unsplash

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Discover Cork in a Whole New Way.

Cork, often referred to as the "Rebel City," is a vibrant and culturally rich destination in the southwest of Ireland. Known for its dynamic arts scene, historical landmarks, and picturesque surroundings, Cork offers visitors a perfect blend of urban energy and natural beauty. With its friendly locals, lively markets, and impressive culinary scene, Cork is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the true spirit of Ireland.

but the best way to see Cork and the surroundings is by teaming up with a local..

Photo by Jamie O’Sullivan on Unsplash

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At The Bar

Love Ireland Pub Of The Year 2024

The Love Ireland Pub Of the Year 2024 has been chosen by the members of the Love Ireland Group and the results are in.

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Around The Web

When it’s 5 a.m. at an Irish Wedding – Ho, Ro, the rattlin’ Bog

When it’s 5 a.m. at an Irish wedding, the atmosphere is electric, the spirit of celebration undiminished despite the ticking clock. 

Exact date clocks change in Ireland with extra hour in bed just around the corner

A clock change is on the way for Ireland next month. People are set to get an extra hour in bed, as well as brighter mornings.

County Louth: Ireland’s most underrated course you have to play if you visit the Emerald Isle

County Louth Golf Club, which has twice hosted the Irish Open, is a must-visit for any golfer playing in Ireland.

Islands of calm: six of Ireland’s wildest and most beautiful offshore escapes

Experience blissful solitude, stoic locals, exuberant puffin displays, lavish forts, bracing walks and nocturnal sessions.

Scenic Irish beach that 'invites relaxation' is just outside Dublin

Near Dublin, there is a beach that tourists have loved discovering.

Irish tourist attraction will bring the Great Famine to life in heartbreaking immersive experience

The Famine is one of the darkest periods in Irish history and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about it during a vacation to Ireland.

Explore Limerick: The Historic Heartbeat of Ireland's Treaty County

Limerick, known as "The Treaty County," holds a prominent place in Irish history and culture. Situated in the heart of Ireland’s Midwest region, Limerick is celebrated for its rich heritage, vibrant arts scene, and stunning landscapes.

The county's name originates from the Treaty of Limerick, signed in 1691, marking a significant moment in Irish history.

Today, Limerick seamlessly blends its historical significance with modern development, offering visitors a captivating mix of ancient castles, bustling markets, and scenic riverside walks.

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Experiences Likely To Sell Out

Top Experiences In Ireland Likely To Sell Out

2024 is going to be a busy year - Here is a list of the top experiences that will most likely sell out and you should book in advance. Don’t delay!

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From Social Media

Have You Visited The "Deck Of Cards"?

Step into a scene straight out of a postcard in the charming coastal town of Cobh, Ireland!

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Irish Food You Will Love 

How To Make The Perfect Irish Coffee

It is said that Irish Coffee was created in the winter of 1943 by Joe Sheridan a chef at Foynes Port near Limerick, Ireland.

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Interested in more Irish Recipes?

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The Craic

More To Do

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