How to drive in Ireland (with peace of mind)

"Time is a great storyteller."

Today’s Newsletter Presented By

Important Housekeeping: - Before we continue, we want to make sure you are happy to receive our emails: - You can unsubscribe or manage your subscription here.

Please spread the word to other Lovers of Ireland

Shutterstock

In today’s email: 

1. How to drive in Ireland (with peace of mind)

2. The Ring of Kerry, Ireland’s most famous drive

3. Why the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland Should Be on Your Travel List

4. At the bar - Is Temple Bar a Tourist Trap?

5. Around The Web: - Unlock Ireland: Get Your Free Travel Bundle from Love Ireland Today, German Travel Agents Impressed by Cork and Kerry’s Rich Tourism Offering, Monaghan: Ireland’s Hidden Gem of Rolling Drumlins and Serene Lakes. and more

6. Experiences Likely To Sell Out

7. From Social Media -  When 5 Mins Means 30

8. Irish Food You Will Love - Traditional Irish Stew: A Timeless Comfort Food

9. The Craic - Irish Moods

---

How to drive in Ireland (with peace of mind)

A road trip in Ireland is one of the best experiences you will ever have and to really enjoy every aspect of your trip it is important to be aware of driving conditions and also driving regulations in Ireland.

Here are 5 tips for driving in Ireland

Shutterstock

---

The Ring of Kerry, Ireland’s most famous drive

To visit Ireland and not explore the Ring of Kerry is like visiting Ireland and not trying a pint of Guinness, it’s just not right.

---

Why the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland Should Be on Your Travel List

The Dingle Peninsula, on Ireland’s rugged west coast, offers visitors an exceptional blend of natural beauty, history, and Irish culture that is second to none. Stretching into the wild Atlantic, this area of County Kerry has long attracted those who seek awe-inspiring landscapes and a true sense of Ireland's untamed charm. Whether you're drawn by the majestic mountains, the scenic coastal routes, or the quiet beauty of its small towns, the Dingle Peninsula promises an unforgettable experience.

Shutterstock

---

At The Bar

Is Temple Bar a Tourist Trap?

Local Dubliners often declare that Temple Bar is a tourist trap, citing its overpriced pints, excessive number of tourists, and rowdy bachelor parties as major drawbacks. Indeed, for many residents, this historic neighbourhood has become synonymous with inflated prices and boisterous crowds, leading them to avoid the area entirely.

Editorial credit: Derick P. Hudson / Shutterstock

---

---

Around The Web

15,000 Strong: Galway’s Historic ‘Galway Girl’ Street Concert

The largest-ever street performance of Steve Earle’s “Galway Girl” captivated the city drawing an astounding crowd of over 15000 people. 

Unlock Ireland: Get Your Free Travel Bundle from Love Ireland Today

The "Ultimate Ireland Travel Bundle" is a comprehensive, free online resource available as a special gift to all followers of Love Ireland.

German Travel Agents Impressed by Cork and Kerry’s Rich Tourism Offering

Donegal, a picturesque rural county in Ireland, has been named one of the top ten places to visit in the world by Lonely Planet, surpassing several iconic destinations like Tuscany and Southern Thailand. The honour comes as part of Lonely Planet's Best in Travel 2024, an annual guide that highlights the most exciting and enriching travel experiences across the globe.

Scottish accent vs Irish accent (This is so funny)

The Scottish versus Irish accent debate is a popular source of amusement amongst the people of Ireland and Scotland. The distinctiveness of the two accents has resulted in much comic fodder. The Scottish accent is recognised for its deep, broad tones, while the Irish accent is considered lighter and more melodious.

Foil Arms and Hog Are Bringing A Whirlwind Of Laughter To The USA

Get ready for a whirlwind of laughter as Irish comedy trio Foil Arms and Hog embark on their biggest-ever world tour, with their latest show, Skittish, making its way to North America this November and in March 2025.

Monaghan: Ireland’s Hidden Gem of Rolling Drumlins and Serene Lakes

Monaghan, known as the "Drumlin County," is a picturesque region characterised by its rolling hills, scattered lakes, and tranquil landscapes. The distinctive drumlin hills, formed by glacial movements, give the county its unique geography, while its numerous lakes add to its natural charm. Located in the northern part of the Republic of Ireland, Monaghan’s rich countryside offers a peaceful retreat from the bustle of urban life, making it a haven for nature lovers and those seeking quiet beauty.

Shutterstock

---

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!

---

From Social Media

When 5 Mins Means 30

And YouTube

For More From Social Media:

---

Irish Food You Will Love 

Traditional Irish Stew: A Timeless Comfort Food

Shutterstock

Interested in more Irish Recipes?

---

The Craic

Irish Moods

---

Thank you for reading Love Ireland— your support allows us to keep doing this work.

If you enjoy Love Ireland it would mean the world to us if you invited friends to subscribe and read with us. If you refer friends, you will receive benefits that give you special access to Love Ireland.

---

Essentials you need to pack for your Ireland Trip

UK Ireland Scotland Power Adapter Plug, TESSAN Type G Travel Adaptor with 2 USB Charger Ports 2 American Outlets, US to London England British Hong Kong Irish Kenya Dubai Qatar Wall Adapter.

---