How Safe Is It For A Single Woman To Travel In Ireland?

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In today’s email: 

• How Safe Is It For A Single Woman To Travel In Ireland?

• County Galway | The Love And Tragedy That Inspired An Abbey

• Discover Cork in a Whole New Way.

• At the bar - We have it on good authority that Guinness tastes even better in Sligo.

• Around The Web: - Irish Soda Scones (Classic Version), ‘She lived on her own until she was 98’: Meet Ireland’s oldest woman, Explore Limerick: The Historic Heartbeat of Ireland's Treaty County and more

• Experiences Likely To Sell Out

• From Social Media -  Annie Moore

• Irish Food You Will Love - Meet The Irish Baker Abroad

• The Craic - The Anti Bucket List

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How Safe Is It For A Single Woman To Travel In Ireland?

Traveling in Ireland as a single woman is generally very safe. Ireland has much lower crime rates than many other places around the world, and women can feel comfortable exploring the country on their own.

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County Galway | The Love And Tragedy That Inspired An Abbey

Join us as we embark on a journey through the rolling hills and hidden corners of County Galway, where history and beauty intertwine in a narrative that transcends the bounds of time.

Photo by Ann Schreck 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

We have it on good authority that Guinness tastes even better in Sligo.

The proof is in the pudding - come have a taste at Thomas Connoly, Sligo’s oldest traditional pub where the taste of Guinness was perfected, long before you even thought of sipping the black stuff.

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Around The Web

Irish Soda Scones (Classic Version)

Soda Scones are baked in a hot oven and this produces a scone with a hard and crusty outer crust yet inside they have a nice tender crumb.

‘She lived on her own until she was 98’: Meet Ireland’s oldest woman

Ruby Druce is unfazed when reminded that she is, at 108 years old, Ireland's oldest person. 

£5m plan to transform old Co Down garden centre into major antiques destination

A site in Bangor could be transformed into a visitor destination, bringing the first 'antiques centre' to the island of Ireland in a £5m project 

Dublin seaside town to become tourist hotspot following $16million makeover

The $16.2million project has kicked off, with the goal of transforming this Co Dublin gem into a must-visit destination

Ireland's top-rated tourist destinations revealed: Dingle Peninsula, Kilkee Cliff Walk and more

Summer may be over but a trip to some of the stunning scenery around Ireland is something you can do any time of the year - here are the top rated spots

‘We’ve had a pint of Guinness in every pub’: Stranded passengers excited to leave as ship takes to the sea for first time in three months

A couple who are among the stranded cruise ship passengers in Belfast are looking forward to leaving the city.

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

How Difficult Is It To Kiss The Blarney Stone?

And YouTube

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Irish Food You Will Love 

Meet The Irish Baker Abroad

Meet Chris, an Irish baker whose passion for baking transcends borders.

Interested in more Irish Recipes?

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The Craic

The Anti Bucket List

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