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Ireland is known for its natural beauty, where rugged coastlines, towering peaks, and green valleys create an outdoor lo...
25/01/2025

Ireland is known for its natural beauty, where rugged coastlines, towering peaks, and green valleys create an outdoor lover’s dream. 💚

If you’re planning your 2025 travels, here are six natural wonders to explore across the island of Ireland:

🌿 The Burren, County Clare – A striking limestone landscape that feels otherworldly.
🌊 Dún Briste, County Mayo – A lone sea stack rising against the Atlantic waves.
⛰️ Carrauntoohil, County Kerry – Ireland’s tallest mountain, perfect for adventurous souls.
🏞️ Mourne Mountains, County Down – Trails that inspired Narnia’s magical worlds.
🕳️ Marble Arch Caves, County Fermanagh – An underground adventure of rivers and caverns.
💧 Glencar Waterfall, County Leitrim – A waterfall so peaceful it inspired poets.

Which one’s on your list for 2025? 👇

24/01/2025

Happy National Irish Coffee Day! ☕🥃

Since its creation in 1943, Irish Coffee has been a beloved tradition in Ireland. It was first crafted in Foynes, County Limerick, by chef Joe Sheridan to warm up cold passengers waiting for their flights. The perfect blend of coffee, whiskey, and cream has been keeping people cosy ever since!

Want to try making it yourself? Head to the Irish Whiskey Museum, where expert guides will show you how to perfect this Irish classic. Who’s ready to give it a go?

📍Irish Whiskey Museum, Dublin
📸 instagram.com/irishwhiskeymuseum

New year, new wellness goals? Start 2025 with a little inspiration from the island of Ireland. 🌿 🏊 Wild swim at Poll Gor...
23/01/2025

New year, new wellness goals? Start 2025 with a little inspiration from the island of Ireland. 🌿

🏊 Wild swim at Poll Gorm, County Sligo – Fancy a dip in one of the most peaceful spots in Sligo? Poll Gorm’s crystal-clear waters are perfect for a refreshing swim while you take in the stunning views around you.

🌳 Forest bathe with Xhale in County Armagh – Head to the forests of County Armagh and try forest bathing. It's all about slowing down, taking a few deep breaths, and letting nature do its thing to help you unwind.

🛁 Soak in Kilcullen’s seaweed baths, Enniscrone – The seaweed baths in Enniscrone are the perfect way to relax. Warm, salty water, the sea breeze in the air, and you in full relaxation mode. What’s not to love?

🍄 Forage for your next meal in Avoca Valley, County Wicklow – Take a stroll through Wicklow’s beautiful Avoca Valley, foraging for wild herbs and fresh ingredients. It’s a great way to connect with nature and discover something new.

🧘 Stretch it out with yoga at Hook Lighthouse, County Wexford – If you’re after a peaceful spot to do some yoga, Hook Lighthouse in County Wexford is the place. You’ll find calm, fresh air, and amazing views while you stretch and relax.

Nature, relaxation, and a fresh perspective—where would you start? 👇

January blues? Not on the island of Ireland! 💚 Think TradFest tunes in Dublin, seaweed baths in Sligo, and scenic stroll...
23/01/2025

January blues? Not on the island of Ireland! 💚

Think TradFest tunes in Dublin, seaweed baths in Sligo, and scenic strolls along Derry~Londonderry’s city walls. Add Belfast street art tours and stargazing at Finn Lough’s bubble domes, and you’ve got winter plans sorted!

✨ Discover what makes January in Ireland so special—click the link for even more inspiration!: https://www.ireland.com/en-gb/magazine/culture/january-in-ireland/

Ever wondered where you can trace over 200 years of Ireland’s story in one place? 🔎 Glasnevin Cemetery, County Dublin, i...
22/01/2025

Ever wondered where you can trace over 200 years of Ireland’s story in one place? 🔎

Glasnevin Cemetery, County Dublin, is the final resting place of over 1.5 million people, including some of the nation’s most influential figures.

And that 55-meter O’Connell Tower? It’s the tallest round tower in Ireland, and the view from the top offers a whole new perspective on Dublin’s skyline.

Would you visit for the history, the views, or both?

📍Glasnevin Cemetery, County Dublin
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Northern Ireland: One region, endless adventures for 2025. From rugged coasts to serene lakes, there’s a story and a vie...
21/01/2025

Northern Ireland: One region, endless adventures for 2025.

From rugged coasts to serene lakes, there’s a story and a view waiting at every turn. Here’s a little preview of what’s in store:

🌊 Giant’s Causeway, County Antrim – Step into legend with these iconic basalt columns shaped by myth and nature. Take on the Causeway Coastal Route and explore natural wonders like the Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, and more coastal gems.

🚢 Titanic Belfast, County Antrim – Dive into history at this world-class museum dedicated to the world’s most famous ship.

🏔️ Mourne Mountains, County Down – Hike, bike, or simply take in the views that inspired Narnia.

🏙️ Derry~Londonderry – Walk the city’s 400-year-old walls and uncover a unique blend of culture and history.

⛪ St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Armagh – Celebrate the legacy of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, with a visit to this iconic cathedral. It’s the perfect spot to start planning your St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in 2025!

🌊 Fermanagh Lakelands, County Fermanagh – Explore tranquil waters by kayak, boat, or even underground in the magical Marble Arch Caves.

⛰️ The Sperrins, County Tyrone – Experience the natural beauty of the Sperrin Mountains and discover the famous Giants and Sculpture Trail, featuring incredible works by artist Thomas Dambo.

Ready to explore Northern Ireland’s landscapes and stories? What’s top of your list? 👇

Does January make you feel like you need to recharge? 🌊  Ireland’s spas are here to turn those winter blues into pure re...
21/01/2025

Does January make you feel like you need to recharge? 🌊

Ireland’s spas are here to turn those winter blues into pure relaxation. From historic castles to seaweed-infused bliss, Ireland knows how to help you hit reset.

Click the link and see where you should unwind next! 🌿 https://www.ireland.com/en-gb/magazine/wellness/ireland-spas/

20/01/2025

The person who sent you this has their 2025 travel priorities straight—and Ireland is #1! ✈️ 💚

From ancient castles to scenic cliffs, lively pubs to serene lakes, Ireland is the kind of place that sticks in your heart long after you’ve left. So… are you ready to explore everything this island has to offer?

Tag your perfect travel buddy below or send this straight to them to make 2025 your year of adventure! ➡️

If you’re a fan of Game of Thrones, the landscapes here might feel a little familiar! 👀 Tamlaghtard Church, is nestled i...
16/01/2025

If you’re a fan of Game of Thrones, the landscapes here might feel a little familiar! 👀

Tamlaghtard Church, is nestled in the shadow of Binevenagh Mountain—an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Northern Ireland that served as a filming location for the show. But the appeal doesn’t stop there. This peaceful spot is rich in history, with the area once home to a medieval castle.

Just a short drive away, you can explore the Roe Valley Country Park or follow the iconic Causeway Coastal Route. It’s the perfect mix of history, scenery, and adventure.

Is this spot calling your name for a 2025 adventure?

📸 instagram.com/aart_jonkers
📍Tamlaghtard Church, Limavady, Northern Ireland

Did you know Omagh is home to some of Northern Ireland’s most striking architecture?✨ This view captures the twin spires...
16/01/2025

Did you know Omagh is home to some of Northern Ireland’s most striking architecture?✨

This view captures the twin spires of the Sacred Heart Church, a landmark that stands out against Omagh’s peaceful surroundings. Located in County Tyrone, Omagh offers a mix of history, culture, and a gateway to natural beauty.

From here, you’re just a short trip to the stunning Sperrin Mountains, perfect for hiking and exploring quiet trails. The Ulster American Folk Park nearby gives a fascinating look at Irish emigration history and the views are pretty great too!

Would you add Omagh to your list of places to explore in 2025?

📍Omagh 📸instagram.com/liammcclean54
📍Giant of the Sperrins Sculpture Trail, created by artist instagram.com/thomasdambo
📍Ulster American Folk Park

Irish mythology comes to life at Gleniff Horseshoe! ☘️ According to legend, this remote spot in County Sligo was one of ...
15/01/2025

Irish mythology comes to life at Gleniff Horseshoe! ☘️

According to legend, this remote spot in County Sligo was one of the hiding places of Diarmuid and Gráinne, two lovers on the run in one of Ireland’s most famous tales. Gráinne, promised to marry a much older man, fled with her true love, Diarmuid, and their story is etched into Ireland’s landscapes—including this stunning 10km loop.

Today, Gleniff Horseshoe is a peaceful escape with towering cliffs, lush valleys, and even the ruins of an old schoolhouse to explore. Would you add this mythical spot to your 2025 plans?

📍Gleniff Horseshoe, County Sligo
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14/01/2025

PSA: We’ve found your new favourite view. 🤫

Kodak Corner is one of Northern Ireland’s best-kept secrets—a spot where you can soak in endless views above the clouds. Whether you’re hiking, walking, or cycling, this scenic trail is the perfect spot for adventurers in 2025.

Tag who needs to see this!

📍Kodak Corner, County Down
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Errigal Mountain: Donegal’s crowning jewel.👑 Standing tall at 751 meters, Errigal is the highest peak in County Donegal ...
13/01/2025

Errigal Mountain: Donegal’s crowning jewel.👑

Standing tall at 751 meters, Errigal is the highest peak in County Donegal and one of the most iconic in Ireland. Known for its striking quartzite slopes, it also offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Derryveagh Mountains and glistening lakes. Would you take on this climb?

📍Errigal Mountain, County Donegal
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Silent Valley Reservoir + Slieve Binnian = views worth every step. 🌄 This hike in Northern Ireland is all about the jour...
12/01/2025

Silent Valley Reservoir + Slieve Binnian = views worth every step. 🌄

This hike in Northern Ireland is all about the journey and the reward. Starting from Silent Valley, the trail to Slieve Binnian is a moderate challenge, taking around 3-4 hours round trip. Along the way, you’ll find granite tors, sweeping views of the reservoir, and the rugged beauty of the Mourne Mountains.

Whether you’re here for the climb or just the peace and quiet, this spot doesn’t disappoint.

Is this on your list of hikes to try this year?

📍Mourne Moutains, County Down
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POV: Your 2025 New Year’s resolution = Take an epic trip to the island of ireland and tick these off your travel list 👇 ...
01/01/2025

POV: Your 2025 New Year’s resolution = Take an epic trip to the island of ireland and tick these off your travel list 👇

🌟 1. Mussenden Temple, County Derry~Londonderry . Where dramatic cliffs meet ancient history. Pack your camera!

💡2. Fastnet Lighthouse, County Cork. Also known as the “Teardrop of Ireland.” It’s Ireland’s southernmost point—and the views are next-level.

🌉 3. Carrick-a-Rede, County Antrim. Ready to cross a bridge suspended above the wild Atlantic? Adventure (and incredible views) awaits!

🌳 4. Glendalough, County Wicklow
Explore this ancient monastic site nestled in a glacial valley with serene lakes and wooded trails. A true treasure of Ireland’s Ancient East.

🚗 5. Slea Head Drive, County Kerry. Road trip goals? This is where you find them.

⏲️ 6. Knowth, County Meath. Ancient passage tombs older than the pyramids. A masterpiece of history and mystery.

🏠 7. Glenveagh, County Donegal. A castle, a lake, and a national park…basically, a fairytale setting in real life!

📚 8. Trinity College, County Dublin. Home to the legendary Book of Kells and one of the most beautiful libraries in the world.

🏖️ 9. Keem Bay, County Mayo. Pristine sands, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking coastal views. Pure bliss.

🏃‍♀️10. Cuilcagh Boardwalk, County Fermanagh
Dubbed the “Stairway to Heaven,” this boardwalk trail rewards hikers with breathtaking views of the lakelands.

Ever wanted to feel the energy of traditional Irish music live? 🎶 TradFest 2025 will bring it all to life in Dublin! Fro...
29/12/2024

Ever wanted to feel the energy of traditional Irish music live? 🎶 TradFest 2025 will bring it all to life in Dublin!

From January 22nd to 26th, you can wander through Dublin and hear Ireland’s traditional tunes come alive in amazing spots like St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin Castle, and the Pepper Canister Church. It’s a chance to see both new and legendary musicians doing what they do best.
And it’s not just concerts—TradFest also has free gigs in Temple Bar’s pubs, a TradFringe with unique cultural events, and plenty of family-friendly fun.

Could you see yourself here?

📅 January 22-26, 2025
📍 Dublin, Ireland
📸 TradFest

Ross Castle in winter’s quiet..🏰  Built by the O’Donoghue clan, this 15th-century castle overlooks Lough Leane and is on...
29/12/2024

Ross Castle in winter’s quiet..🏰

Built by the O’Donoghue clan, this 15th-century castle overlooks Lough Leane and is one of the most picturesque spots in Killarney National Park. There’s a legend that the chieftain himself rises from the lake every seven years, but even if you miss him, the views of the snow-capped mountains and peaceful lake in winter are magical enough!

Tag someone who’d love to visit! ⬇️

📍Ross Castle, County Kerry

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