Single And Safe?

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?

• From Our Love Ireland Community - Do You Remember Your First Trip To Ireland?

• How much does it really rain in Ireland?

• Can You Answer The Travel Quizzer Question of The Day?

• At the bar - Limerick Pubs: Where Tradition Meets Vibrant Nightlife

• Around The Web: -Slane Castle revealed as location for The Traitors Ireland, André Rieu returns to Ireland this week as part of world tour, Could This Be Your Town?. and more

• Experiences Likely To Sell Out

• From Social Media - I am blessed

• Irish Food You Will Love - Traditional Irish Soda Bread

• The Craic - This Is How You Know

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How safe is it for a single woman to travel in Ireland?

Travelling 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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From Our Love Ireland Community

The Love Ireland Facebook Group is a community of 1.2 Million happy people!

Do You Remember Your First Trip To Ireland?

Sadronniel Tári

My first trip started in Dublin with our choir Cantores Brigantini. I fell in love with Ireland when sitting in the plane and looked out of the window and saw the thousand greens we were invited to have a few concerts in Dublin, Belfast and Bangor, the twintown of my hometown Bregenz at Lake Constance. From the first moment this was a wonderful dream and experience for me and I startet to explore Dublin on my own.. I loved the coloured doors, Crafton road, the small narrow streets, the small streams... everything, everytime... we visited Newgrange and a small cemetry with the old monuments and came to Belfast. We were allowed to sing our concert in a school, where all both confession children studied together (I hope this is the correct way I am discribing it) and it really was absolutly amazing in Bangor we were invited to meet the mayor and a lot of citizens of Bangor at the City Hall. We had one afternoon left for us to stroll around the area. I went to the sea for a long walk and was looking to Scotland (I think) The next day we were flying back to munich and the only good thing was, I got back to my children and boy friend. All through this four days I was feeling like being on drugs, high above in the clouds, in heaven.... the sea, the country., the wonderful lovely people... I made about 500 photos... It was... like coming home... with every small peace of my soul.. but the absolutly most beloved moment I remember all through the years is: in every place.. church..pub..school..street... we were singing "The Irish blessing" , all people are standing up or still, putting the right hand to the heart and were singing with us... and everytime I had tears in my eyes

... this has been in the year 2000. And now.. 25 years later, all children have left the house.. we both, my husband and me are ready to leave Austria to go back home, where our souls and hearts belong to...Ireland

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Discover Ireland Together - Solo Ladies Community

Connect with like-minded women passionate about exploring the magic of Ireland! Our community brings together solo female travelers interested in experiencing the Emerald Isle through tours, retreats, and weekly gatherings.

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🌟 Do You Know The Answer? - Travel Quizzer is Here!

Are you ready to prove your travel smarts? Don’t miss the chance to play the hottest new trivia game for travel lovers!

Here’s a taste:

Which of the following is considered one of the safest and most popular towns in Ireland for solo travellers?

A. Killarney
B. Limerick
C. Derry
D. Athlone

Think you know? Don’t wait—thousands of trivia buffs are already hooked. Play Travel Quizzer now!

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At The Bar

Limerick Pubs: Where Tradition Meets Vibrant Nightlife

Limerick, a city in the heart of the Emerald Isle, is renowned for its charming pubs that embody the true essence of Irish culture. These establishments offer a delightful blend of tradition and modernity, making them a must-visit for locals and tourists alike. From lively music sessions to contemporary cocktail bars, Limerick pubs provide an unforgettable experience that captures the spirit of the city.

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2 Million Followers And 55 000 email readers - From One Simple Idea

What started as a simple idea—to celebrate Ireland’s beauty, culture, stories and people—has grown into something truly extraordinary.

We’re proud (and honestly a little overwhelmed) to share that Love Ireland has now surpassed 2 million followers across all platforms, making us the largest online Irish travel and culture community in the world.

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Around The Web

Slane Castle revealed as location for The Traitors Ireland

Filming has finished on the Irish version of the hit show that will air on RTÉ One later this year.

Local businessman aims to make Tipperary the coffee capital of Ireland

Alan Andrews of the Old Barracks in Birdhill is hoping to make Tipp Ireland's coffee capital.

André Rieu returns to Ireland this week as part of world tour

André Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra return to Ireland this week as part of their 2025 World Tour with performances in Belfast and Dublin.

Clare School Named One Of Ireland’s Sustainable Travel Schools

St. Joseph's Secondary School, Tulla, has been named one of Ireland's Sustainable Travel School of the Year

These eco projects will change the way you travel for good

When it comes to totting up carbon emissions, the travel industry is frequently named and shamed. But in the past few years, many resorts

Could This Be Your Town?

Have you ever wondered where your Irish ancestors came from? Maybe you've heard stories passed down through your family, or seen an old photo that made you curious about your roots. Across Ireland, there are towns filled with history, charm, and connections to the past—places where millions of people began their journey to a new life.

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Experiences Likely To Sell Out

Top Experiences In Ireland Likely To Sell Out

2025 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

I am blessed

And YouTube

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Irish Food You Will Love

Traditional Irish Soda Bread

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The Craic

This Is How You Know

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Essentials you need to pack for your Ireland Trip

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