Irish Tourist Information
 12 things to do, 112 places to stay
and useful information to know before you visit Ireland

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Contents

Things to Do

Dublin Region

1. Dublin Bus – Dublin City Tour (hop on hop off)		- not included in this free edition
2. Dublin Viking Adventure- not included in this free edition
3. Dublin Viking Feast- not included in this free edition
4. Dublin Zoo
5. Dublinia- not included in this free edition
6. Guinness Hopstore
7. National Wax Museum					- not included in this free edition
8. Trinity College and Book of Kells
9. Dublin Bus – Coast and Castle Tour			- not included in this free edition
10. Abbey Theatre					- not included in this free edition
11. Dublin Castle State Apartments				- not included in this free edition
12. Guided Tours of the old House of Lords			- not included in this free edition
13. Kilmainham Gaol					- not included in this free edition
14. The Old Jameson Distillery				- not included in this free edition
15. Leinster House					- not included in this free edition
16. The Custom House Visitor Centre			- not included in this free edition
17. The Casino in Marino					- not included in this free edition
18. Japanese Gardens and Irish National Stud		- not included in this free edition
19. Boyne Valley and Newgrange Tours
20. Glendalough Visitor Centre				- not included in this free edition
21. Powerscourt Gardens and House Exhibition

Waterford Region

	22. Carrick-on-Suir Heritage Centre			- not included in this free edition
	23. Cashel Heritage Town					- not included in this free edition
	24. Irish Agricultural Museum				- not included in this free edition
	25. Irish National Heritage Park				- not included in this free edition
	26. Reginalds Tower					- not included in this free edition
	27. The Dunbrody Shipbuilding Project			- not included in this free edition
	28. Waterford Crystal Factory Tours			- not included in this free edition
	29. Waterford Heritage Museum				- not included in this free edition
	30. Westgate Heritage Tower				- not included in this free edition
	31. Kilkenny Castle					- not included in this free edition
	32. Kilfane Glen and Waterfall, Thomastown		- not included in this free edition
	33. Mount Juliet Gardens, Thomastown			- not included in this free edition
34. Cashel Heritage Tram					- not included in this free edition
35. Parsons Green park and Pet Farm			- not included in this free edition
36. The Berkeley Costume and Toy Museum, New Ross	- not included in this free edition
37. Christchurch Cathedral, Waterford			- not included in this free edition
38. Splashworld, Tramore					- not included in this free edition
39. Dunmore East Adventure Centre			- not included in this free edition

Sligo Region

	40. Waterworld, Bundoran					- not included in this free edition
	41. Father McDyers Folk Village Museum and Heritage Centre- not included in this free edition
	42. Dunlewey Centre, Donegal				- not included in this free edition
	43. Donegal Craft Village					- not included in this free edition
	44. Seat of Power Visitor Centre				- not included in this free edition
	45. Cavanacor Historic House and Craft Centre, Lifford	- not included in this free edition
	46. Glenveagh National Park, Letterkenny			- not included in this free edition
	47. Glenveagh Castle Gardens				- not included in this free edition
	48. Donegal Castle					- not included in this free edition
	49. Glebe House and Gallery, Churchill			- not included in this free edition
	50. Saint Connell’s Museum and Heritage Centre		- not included in this free edition
	51. Donegal Castle					- not included in this free edition
	52. Kilcullens Seaweed Baths, Inniscrone			- not included in this free edition
	53. Parkes Castle Lough Gill, Dromahair			- not included in this free edition
	54. Strokestown Park House and Famine Museum		- not included in this free edition
	55. Manorhamilton Castle Heritage Centre			- not included in this free edition
	56. Leisureland, Redcastle Moville				- not included in this free edition

Galway Region

57. The Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare
58. Connemara National Park, Co. Galway
59. Siamsa na Gaillimhe, Co. Galway			- not included in this free edition
60. Aran Islands Heritage Centre				- not included in this free edition
61. Battle of Aughrim Interpretative Centre, Co. Galway	- not included in this free edition
62. Dan O’Haras Homestead - Connemara Heritage Centre	- not included in this free edition
63. The Great Limerick Tour				- not included in this free edition
64. Traditional Irish Night – Adare Heritage Centre		- not included in this free edition
65. Adare Heritage Centre					- not included in this free edition
66. Lough Gur Stoneage Centre, Ballyneety, Co.Limerick	- not included in this free edition
67. Croom Mills Waterwheel and Heritage Centre		- not included in this free edition
68. Glin Castles and Gardens				- not included in this free edition
69. King Johns Castle, Limerick				- not included in this free edition
70. The Burren Centre					- not included in this free edition
71. Bunratty Castle and Folk Park				- not included in this free edition
72. Craggaunowen – The Living Past			- not included in this free edition
73. Westport House and Childrens Zoo			- not included in this free edition
74. Foxford Woollen Mills Visitor Centre			- not included in this free edition
75. The Quiet Man Heritage Cottage			- not included in this free edition

Kerry Region

76. Blarney Castle, Co. Cork
77. The Blasket Islands, Co. Kerry
78. Fota Wildlife Park, Cobh, CO. Cork			- not included in this free edition
79. Kery the Kingdom, Tralee, Co. Kerry			- not included in this free edition
80. Muckross House and Gardens, Killarney, Co. Kerry
81. The Blasket Centre, Dingle, Co. Kerry			- not included in this free edition
82. The Lakes of Killarney, Co. Kerry
83. West Cork Model Railway Village, Clonakilty, Co. Cork	- not included in this free edition
84. Tralee Aqua Dome					- not included in this free edition
85. The Geraldine Experience				- not included in this free edition	
86. Cork Heritage park, Blackrock				- not included in this free edition	
87. West Cork Model Railway Village, Clonakilty		- not included in this free edition
88. Cork City Gaol					- not included in this free edition
89. Millstreet Country Park, 				- not included in this free edition
90. Bus Eireann Tours, Blarney				- not included in this free edition
91. 1796 French Armada Exhibition Centre, Bantry		- not included in this free edition
92. The Mizen Head Signal Station Visitor Centre		- not included in this free edition
93. Beamish and Crawford Brewery Tour			- not included in this free edition
94. The Old Midleton Distillery – The Jameson Heritage Centre- not included in this free edition
95. Ballincollig Gunpowder Mills, Co. Cork			- not included in this free edition
96. Schull Planetarium					- not included in this free edition
97. The Skellig Experience				- not included in this free edition
98. Fenit Seaworld					- not included in this free edition
99. Crag Cave, Castleisland				- not included in this free edition
100. Derrynane National Heritage Park, Caherdaniel		- not included in this free edition

Useful Information

Dublin Traffic
Telephone Charges
Tax Free Shopping
Tax Free Airport Shopping
Taxi Fares
Accommodation charges
Contact Information
Smoking in Ireland
Map of Ireland

Places to Stay

Carlow			- not included in this free edition
Cavan			- not included in this free edition
Clare			- not included in this free edition
Cork
Donegal
Dublin
Galway			- not included in this free edition
Kerry			- not included in this free edition
Kildare
Kilkenny		- not included in this free edition
Laois			- not included in this free edition
Leitrim			- not included in this free edition
Limerick
Longford		- not included in this free edition
Louth			- not included in this free edition
Mayo			- not included in this free edition
Meath	
Monaghan		- not included in this free edition
Offaly			- not included in this free edition
Roscommon		- not included in this free edition
Sligo
Tipperary
Waterford
Westmeath
Wexford			- not included in this free edition
Wicklow		- not included in this free edition

Dublin Region

Dublin is the commercial centre and capital city of Ireland. There are lots of sights to see and you should allow at least one week to get some serious exploring done. Watch out for the dreaded Dublin traffic and do your sight-seeing outside the rush hour times. O’Connell Street is the main thoroughfare although Grafton Street and St. Stephens Green are where the best shopping and many of the sights can be found. 

The world famous Book of Kells can be visited in Trinity College which is a short walk from St. Stephens Green, the National Gallery and the National Museum. The Dublin Bus tour is a good way of spending a day in the city and it includes a visit to the Guinness brewery.

Powerscourt Gardens and Glendalough in Wicklow, Newgrange in Slane, and the Japanese Gardens in Kildare are all within one and a half hours drive from the city and make excellent day trips from a Dublin base. 

1. Dublin Bus - Dublin City Tour (hop on hop off)

2. Dublin Viking Adventure 

3. Dublin Viking Feast

4. Dublin Zoo

Just 3km from the city centre, in the grounds of the Phoenix Park, you will find Dublin's Zoological Gardens. Established in 1830, it is the world's third oldest public zoo. Set in 30 acres of attractive and colourful gardens, the Zoo has a large collect ion of wild animals as well as hundreds of tropical birds from around the world. There are many rare and endangered species on view with comprehensive information panels to explain all as you go along. Dublin Zoo offers a unique opportunity to meet its group of Gorillas, Rodrigues fruit bats, Snow Leopards and the many other endangered species that are part of the international breeding programmes
Tel: 01-6771425 Dates: 18 March-31 December

5. Dublinia

6. Guinness Hopstore

The Guinness Hopstore, a handsome four storey building, houses the World Of Guinness Exhibition, an Advertising Gallery The Guinness Zone which displays Guinness Advertising past and present, an audio visual show on the history of Guinness in Ireland, a m odel Cooperage and Transport Museum, a Souvenir Shop, a Coffee Shop and a lively bar where you can sample some of Dublins finest brew at your leisure. The Hopstore is open seven days a week and should be a part of any visitors itinerary around the city
Tel: 01-4084800 Dates: 11 April-30 September, 1 October-24 December, 27 December-31 March

7. National Wax Museum

8. Trinity College Dublin and the Book of Kells 

9. Dublin Bus - Coast and Castle Tour

10. Abbey Theatre 

11. Dublin Castle State Apartments

12. Guided tours of the old House of Lords 

13. Kilmainham Gaol

14. The Old Jameson distillery

15. Leinster House

16. The Custom House Visitor Centre 

17. The Casino in Marino 

18. Japanese Gardens and Irish National Stud

19. Boyne Valley and Newgrange Tours

20. Glendalough Visitor Centre

21. Powerscourt Gardens and House Exhibition

One of the worlds great gardens, Powerscourt is situated 12 miles south of Dublin in the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains.The garden was begun by Richard Wingfield in the 1740s and stretches out over 45 acres. It is a sublime blend of Formal gardens, sweeping terraces, stauary and ornamental lakes together with secret hollows, rambling walks, walled gardens and over 200 variations of trees and shrubs. The 18th Century Palladian House, designed by the German born architect Richard Castle, now incorporates an innovative shopping experience, terrace cafe and house exhibition. The exhibition the actual evolution of Powerscourt House, from the original owners, its buildings, from a castle and then into a Country House.
Dates:-	1 March-31 October, 1 November-31 December

The South-East Region

The ‘sunny’ South East has a number of popular tourist attractions including the National Heritage Park, just outside Wexford town, and the Waterford Crystal Factory. Kilkenny and Cashel are 2 recommended stop-off points on a tour of this most scenic area. The coastal route would include visits to Powerscourt, Wicklow, and Arklow,  famous for its pottery works. Wexford and Waterford are busy towns with narrow streets and heavy traffic at most times of the day.
22. Carrick-on-Suir Heritage Centre

23. Cashel Heritage Town

24. Irish Agricultural Museum 

25. Irish National Heritage Park

26. Reginalds Tower 

27. The Dunbrody Shipbuilding Project

28. Waterford Crystal Factory Tours

29. Waterford Heritage Museum

Positioned close to Reginald's Tower, the Heritage Centre has, as a centre piece, a conjectural reconstruction of the early city. With the aid of wall display units and models, the story of the city is told in an interesting and engaging manner. On the ground floor, beautiful artefacts from the Viking and Medieval periods are on display. These artefacts were recovered during recent excavations of the city centre. The Mezzanine floor houses one of Ireland's greatest collections of decorated royal charters and civic regalia.
Tel: 051-71227 Dates: 1 June-31 August, 1 September-31 October

30. Westgate Heritage Tower

31. Kilkenny Castle
 
32. Kilfane Glen and Waterfall, Thomastown

33. Mount Juliet Gardens, Thomastown 

34. Cashel Heritage Tram

35. Parsons Green Park and Pet Farm

36. The Berkeley Costume and Toy Museum, New Ross

37. Christchurch Cathedral, Waterford

38. Splashworld, Tramore

39. Dunmore East Adventure Centre
Donegal region

Donegal and Sligo are home to a number of exceptional drives, especially through ‘Yeats Country’ and further up into Donegal town. Sligo town is busy and is the gateway to the North West, dominated as it is by the scenic Ben Bulben mountain. Donegal Town is smaller than Letterkenny to the North. Bundoran is a chief stop off for tourists in the region although small towns such as Moville have a lot to offer.

40. Waterworld, Bundoran

41. Father McDyer's Folk Village Museum and Heritage Centre 
 
42. Dunlewey Centre Donegal
 
43. Donegal Craft Village

44. Seat of Power Visitor Centre

45. Cavanacor Historic House and Craft Centre, Lifford

46. Glenveagh National Park, Letterkenny

47. Glenveagh Castle Gardens 

48. Donegal Castle

49. Glebe House and Gallery, Churchill

50. Saint Connell's Museum and Heritage Centre
 
51. Donegal Castle

52. Kilcullens Seaweed Baths, Inniscrone

53. Parkes Castle Lough Gill, Dromahair

54. Strokestown Park House and Famine Museum

55. Manorhamilton Castle Heritage Centre

56. Leisureland, Redcastle, Moville 

The Galway and Limerick Region

County Galway is home to the world famous Claddagh ring and Connemara national park. The town itself is a bustling centre and is an excellent stopoff point for exploring the West of Ireland. Limerick to the South of Galway and Adare to the South of Limerick are among the attractions of this region. The spectacular Cliffs of Moher are located in County Clare.

The Dublin to Limerick road is greatly improved and is the recommended route if you intend to start your explorations in the Limerick region or if you intend to travel directly to the South West and Kerry. The Dublin to Galway road is straightforward but watch out for the left turn in Kinnegad, about 1 hour out from Dublin.

57. Cliffs of Moher, Co. Clare 

Just north of Lahinch, on the coast of West Clare, are the Cliffs of Moher. Natural ramparts against the might of the Atlantic, they rise in places to over 215m and stretch for almost 8km. It is here that the visitor can most easily get a feel for the wildness of the terrain over which the Celts wandered. O'Brien's Tower, constructed in the early 19th century as a viewing point for Victorian tourists, is located on Mohers highest cliff. From its vantage point you can view the Clare coastline, the Aran Islands and mountains as far apart as Kerry and Connemara. The Cliffs can be visited daily, all year round.
Tel: 065-81565

58. Connemara National Park, Co. Galway

Covering 2,000 hectares of Connemara mountain countryside, this beautiful area is one of Ireland's five national parks. Two short sign-posted nature trails, which start at the Visitor Centre in Letterfrack, allow views of Ballinakill Harbour, Inishbofin and Inishark. The exhibition at the Visitor Centre depicts various features of the park and includes an audio-visual presentation. Last admission is 45 minutes before closing.
Tel: 095-41054 Dates: 1 July-31 August, 1-30 September

59. Siamsa na Gaillimhe, Co. Galway

60. Arans Heritage Centre

61. Battle of Aughrim interpretative Centre, Co. Galway

62. Dan O’Haras Homestead:Connemara Heritage Centre 

63. The Great Limerick Tour

64. Traditional Irish night:Adare Heritage Centre 

65. Adare Heritage Centre

66. Lough Gur Stoneage Centre, Ballyneety, Co. Limerick

67. Croom Mills Waterwheel and Heritage Centre

68. Glin Castle and Gardens

69. King Johns Castle

70. The Burren Centre

71. Bunratty Castle and Folk Park

72. Craggaunowen - The Living Past

73. Westport House and Children's Zoo

74. Foxford Woollen Mills Visitor Centre

75. The Quiet Man Heritage Cottage

Cork and Kerry region

The main tourist attractions in the South West of Ireland are centered around Killarney. The famous ‘ring of Kerry’ and the Dingle peninsulas are two of the most wonderful drives that you could wish to experience, allow at least one day for each. Tralee is the county capital and is often less packed with tourists than Killarney which is about twenty miles away.

Cork City and West Cork are the main areas of interest in ‘the rebel’ county which is home to the famous ‘Blarney Stone’.

76. Blarney Castle, Co. Cork

Blarney Castle is one of Ireland's oldest and most historic castles. An ancient stronghold of the MacCarthys, Lords of Muskerry and one of the strongest fortresses in Munster, its walls are eighteen feet thick in places. The famous Blarney Stone is embedded in the Battlements. The last admission to the castle and grounds is 30 minutes before closing.
Tel: 021-385252 Dates: 1 June-31 August, 1-30 September

77. Blasket Islands, Co. Kerry

The Blaskets are sandstone islands sprawled in the Atlantic, two miles beyond the westernmost tip of the peninsula. There are four big islands, Inishmore the Great Blasket, Inishvickillane, Inishtooskert, and Inish na Bro, and three smaller ones: Beginish, Youngs Island and Illaunboy. There is also a great sea rock, the Tearaght, 19 hectares long and 602 feet high, and a multitude of lesser rocks and reefs. Ruined hermitages and forts which exist on several of the islands, show that they w ere occupied in early historic times. The marauding Vikings were undoubtedly familiar with the Blaskets and may even have had bases in the area in the 9th and 10th centuries.
Tel: 066-56422
78. Fota Wildlife Park, Cobh, Co. Cork

79. Kerry the Kingdom, Tralee, Co. Kerry

80. Muckross House and Garden, Killarney, Co. Kerry

Discover the magnificence of Muckross, as Queen Victoria did in 1861. More than a century after her visit much remains the same in this fine Victorian mansion, set in the spectacular scenery of Killarney National Park. The gardens benefit from the natural setting of the mountains and lakes of Killarney. Rolling grasslands lead on to an expanse of mature rhododendrons, punctuated by boles of Scots pine. The rock garden, on a natural outcrop of limestone, has winding steps, small paths and a collection of dwarf conifers and shrubs. Entry to gardens free.
Tel: 064-31440 Dates: 1 July-31 August, 1 September-23 December

81. The Blasket Centre, Dingle, Co. Kerry 

82. The Lakes of Killarney, Co. Kerry

The three main lakes of Killarney occupy a broad valley stretching south between the mountains.. The three lakes and the mountains that surround them are all within the Killarney National Park. The Lower Lake is nearest the town, it is studded with islan ds and has Muckross Abbey and Ross Castle on its eastern shore. The Lower Lake is separated from the Middle Lake (sometimes called Muckross Lake) by the wooded peninsula of Muckross. At the tip of the Muckross Peninsula is the quaint Brickeen Bridge and Dinis Island is further on with its sub-tropical vegetation and views of the 'Meeting of the Waters'. A narrow straight called the Long Range leads to the island-studded Upper Lake, which is surrounded by lush vegetation.
Tel: 01-6082320 Dates: 14 April-22 December

83. West Cork Model Railway Village, Clonakilty, Co. Cork

84. Tralee Aqua Dome

85. The Geraldine experience

86. Cork Heritage Park Blackrock

87. West Cork Model Railway Village, Clonakilty

88. Cork City Gaol

89. Millstreet Country Park

90. Bus Eireann tours, Blarney

91. 1796 French Armada Exhibition Centre, Bantry

92. The Mizen Head Signal Station Visitor Centre

93. Beamish and Crawford brewery tour

94. The Old Midleton Distillery - The Jameson Heritage Centre

95. Ballincollig Gunpowder Mills

96. Schull Planetarium

97. The Skellig experience

98. Fenit seaworld

99. Crag Cave, Castleisland

100. Derrynane National Historic Park, Caherdaniel

The Euro

The unit of currency in Ireland is the Euro which replaced the Irish Punt on January 1st 2002. The new currency may be used in any of the 11 participating countries, including Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Portugal and Spain. England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales do not use the Euro.

Dublin Traffic

If you are travelling into the capital city then try to do so outside the busy hours, typically from 7:30 to 10:00 in the morning and from 4:00 to 7:00 in the evening. Dublin operates a series of Bus Lanes in which it is forbidden to trave lat certain hours of the day. Some Bus Lanes prohibit traffic at any time of the day. If you arrive in Dublin Airport and Dublin City is not your immediate destination then be sure to consider using the M50 motorway which is a ringroad around the city. This toll-road should be used by visitors arriving in the airport and wishing to travel to all destinations except the South-East, this section of which is still under construction. Similarly visitors travelling to the airport and wishing to avoid the city centre gridlock should try to interface to the M50 at some point and therefore avoid the city centre.

Telephone Charges

Telephone charges are among the most expensive in Europe.If you must ring home then do so after 6pm in the evening as this is when the economy rate begins. If you have an international dialing service from your local operator you should definitely consider using it. There are other options such as SWIFTCALL who are long distance telephone call merchants. You could arrange to purchase a EURO 10 call-card from then before your trip, especially if you think you will be ringing home frequently. Do not use public or hotel payphones or credit card telephones in hotel lobbys as they are very expensive.  

Tax Free Shopping

VAT (sales tax) is refundable to non-European Union  visitors on purchases that they bring back home with them. Be sure to obtain the tax refund documentation from the store where the item is purchased. The refund is processed at the refund agency's counter at the airport of departure. A refund service charge is payable, and the balance due to you can usually be credited to your credit card account or paid in a currency of your choice.

Tax Free Airport Shopping

All principal Irish airports have extensive tax free shopping areas. In the case of Dublin Airport you can call their Duty-free Express number 1800 747747 to check availability of and/or pre-order your tax free shopping in advance. 

Taxi Fares

Taxi fare rates vary around the country but in the urban centres drivers will usually charge EURO 7 as a minimum for a short journey. Travel from Dublin Airport to the city centre should cost about EURO 20 to EURO 25. Taxi drivers are allowed to use the Bus Lanes that are prohibited to other drivers.

Accommodation Charges

It is vital to book your accommodation well in advance when you are planning to visit Ireland. There are a 
variety of different accommodation options available to visitors including traditional Irish 'bed and breakfasts' which can charge anywhere from EURO 20 to EURO 100 depending on the quality of the accommodation and the time of the year (a big consideration!). Hotels of decent quality can cost anywhere from EURO 50 upwards per person. These generally include breakfast although the new Jurys hotels offer accommodation without breakfast.

Contact Information

If you are within the Dublin area you can omit the prefix 01 for any of the numbers below that have that prefix. 

The emergency services can be contacted by telephoning 999. This number is accessible free of charge from any telephone and is the initial contact when requiring the Police (Garda), Ambulance, Fire Brigade or Lifeguard emergency services. 
The American Embassy can be contacted by telephone at 01/6688085. 
The English Embassy 01/2053700 
The Australian Embassy 01/6761517 
The Canadian Embassy 01/4781988 
Lost or stolen Thomas Cook Travellers cheque can be reported to 1800/409170 or 01/6771307
Visa Credit Cards 1800 558002
Mastercard Credit Cards1800 557378
American Express Credit Cards 1800/626000 and 1800/709907
The national airline is Aer Lingus at 01/7052222 

Map of Ireland

A map of Ireland was sent as a separate file with this document. For further details visit The Information about Ireland Site at http://www.ireland-information.com 

Smoking in Ireland

There is a complete legal prohibition on smoking in government offices, cinemas, restaurants, national heritage centres, etc. Smoking in Pubs is now completely banned. Smoking on streets is allowed.

Carlow

Cavan

Clare

Cork

Hotels and Guesthouses:

Quality Hotel, Cork City 021/275858
Metropole Hotel, Cork City 021/508122
Imperial Hotel, Cork City 021/274040
Jurys Hotel, Cork City 021/276622
Fitzpatrick, Cork City 021/507533
Hotel Ibis, Cork City 021/354354
Kingsley Hotel, Cork City 021/346800
Quality Hotel, Cork City 021/275858
Shandon Court Hotel, Cork City 021/551793
Westpark Hotel, Ballincollig 021/870700
Bayview Hotel, Ballycotton 021/646746
Baltimore Harbour Hotel 028/20361
Blarney Park Hotel 021/38521
Dunmore House, Clonakilty 023/33352
Commodore Hotel, Cobh 021/81127
Marine Hotel, Glandore 028/33366
Actons Hotel, Kinsale 021/772135
Blue Haven Hotel, Kinsale 021/772209
Midleton Park Hotel 021/631767
Ahernes, Youghal 024/92424

Budget:

Garnish House, Cork City 021/275111
Hotel Isaacs, Cork City 021/500011
Lough Mahon, Cork City 021/502142
Saint Kildas, Cork City 021/273095
Redclyffe, Cork City 021/273220
Glenvera Hotel, Cork City 021/502030

Donegal

Hotels and Guesthouses:

Redcastle Hotel, Moville 077/82073
Sand House Hoel, Rossnowlagh 072/51777
Rathmullan House 074/58178
Fort Royal Hotel, Letterkenny 074/58100
Shandon Hotel, Dunfanaghy 074/36137
Abbey Hotel, Donegal Town 073/21014
Kees Hotel, Ballybofey 074/31018
Malin Hotel, Inishowen 077/70770
Mount Errigal Hotel, Letterkenny 074/22700
Hyland Central hotel, Donegal Town 073/21027

Budget:

Moorland Guesthouse, Donegal Town 073/34319
Castle Inn, Greencastle 077/81426
Park House, Dungloe 075/21351
Beach Hotel, Bundoran 074/55303
Teach Campbell, Bunbeg 075/31545
Creevy Pier hotel, Ballyshannon 072/51236

Dublin

City Centre

Hotels and Guesthouses:

The Shelbourne Hotel 01/6616006
The Westbury Hotel 01/6791122
Jurys Christchurch Inn 01/4540000
Mont Clare Hotel 01/6073800
Brooks Hotel 01/6704000
Burlington Hotel 01/6605222
Blooms Hotel 01/6715622
Jurys Christchurch Inn 01/4540000
Stakis 01/4029988
Stauntons on the Green 01/4782300
Stephens Hall 6610585
Temple Bar Hotel 6773333
Trinity Lodge 01/6795044

Budget

North City

Hotels and Guesthouses:

The Skylon Hotel, Drumcondra 01/8379121
Hollybrook Hotel, Clontarf 01/8332979
Shieling Hotel, Raheny 01/314222
Regency Hotel, Whitehall 01/8373544
Great Southern Hotel, Dublin Airport 01/8446000
Deer Park, Howth 01/8322624
Howth Lodge 01/8321010
Portmarnock Hotle 01/8460611
Grand Hotel, Malahide 1/8450000
Marine Hotel, Sutton 01/8390000

Budget:

South City

West City

Galway

Kerry

Kildare

Kilkenny

Laois

Leitrim

Limerick

Hotels and Guesthouses:

Castletroy Park Hotel 061/335566
Glentworth Hotel 061/413822
Greenhills Hotel 061/453033
Hanrattys Hotel 061/410999
Jurys Hotel 061/327777
Limerick Ryan Hotel 061/453922
Derbert House, Kilmallock 063/98106
Dunraven Arms, Adare 061/396633

Budget:

Alexandra Guest House 061/318472
Clifton House 061/451166
Cruises House 01/315320
Carrabawn House, Adare 061/396067
Courtenay lodge, Newcastlewest 069/62244
Rathkeale House, Rathkeale 069/63333
Devon Inn Hotel, Templeglantine 069/84122

Longford

Louth

Mayo

Meath

Hotels and Guesthouses:

Old Darnley Lodge 046/32283
Granvue House 042/75109
Station House Hotel 046/25239
Ardboyne Hotel, Navan 046/23119
Conyngham Arms, Slane 041/84444

Monaghan

Offaly

Roscommon

Sligo

Hotels and Guesthouses:

The Southern Hotel, Sligo Town 071/62101
Tower Hotel, Sligo Town 071/44000
Sligo Park Hotel, Sligo Town 071/60291
An Cruiscan Lan 071/62857
Millhouse, Ballymote 071/83449
Tree Tops Town House 071/60160
Ballincar Hotel 071/45361
Hotel Silver Swan, Sligo Town 071/43231
Markree Castle, Collooney 071/67800
Yeats Country Hotel, Rosses Point 071/77211

Budget:

Clarence Hotel 071/42211
Lisadorn 071/43417
Atlantic Hotel, Enniscrone 096/36119
Beach Hotel, Mullaghmore 071/66103
Pier Head House, Mullaghmore 071/66171
Cawleys, Tubercurry 071/85025
Ocean View Hotel, Strandhill 071/68115
Cawleys, Tubbercurry 071/85025

Tipperary

Hotels and Guesthouses:

Mount Juliet Estate 056/24455
Grants Hotel 0505/23300
Cashel Palace Hotel 062/62707
Dundrum House Hotel 062/71116
Kilcoran Lodge Hotel, Cahir 052/41288
Carraig Hotel, Carrik-on-Suir 051/641455
Clonmel Arms Hotel 052/21233
Fennessys Hotel, Clonmel 052/23680
Hotel Minella, Clonmel 052/22388
Knocklofty Hotel, Clonmel 052/38222
Dromineer Bay Hotel, Nenagh 067/24114
St. Davids House, Nenagh 067/24145
Grants Hotel, Roscrea 0505/23300
Aner Hotel, Thurles 0504/21799

Budget:
Baileys of Cashel 062/61937
Orchard 051/645355
Legends Guesthouse 062/61292
Hearns Hotel 052/21611
Glen of Aherlow 062/56146
Brighton House 052/23665
Racket hall Hotel, Roscrea
Tower, Roscrea 0505/21774

Waterford

Hotels and Guesthouses:

Towers Hotel, Waterford Town 051/875801
Jurys Hotel, Waterford Town  051/832111
Dooleys Hotel, Waterford Town 051/873531
Forte Travelodge, Waterford Town 1800/709709
Granville Hotel, Waterford Town 051/855111
Waterford Castle, Ballinakill 051/878203
Gold Coast Hotel, Dungarvan 058/42249
Lawlors Hotel, Dungarvan 058/41122
Lismore Hotel 058/54304

Budget:

Coach House , Butlerstown 051/384656
Bridge Hotel, Waterford Town 051/877222
St. Albans 051/358171
Marsuci, Butlerstown 051/370429
Diamond Hill, Waterford Town 051/832855

Westmeath

Hotels and Guesthouses:

Hodson Bay Hotel, Athlone 0902/9244
Royal Hoey Hotel, Athlone 0902/72924
Shamrock Lodge, Athlone 0902/92601
Bloomfield House, Mullingar 044/40894
Crookedwood House, Mullingar 044/72165
Greville Arms, Mullingar 044/48052
Riverview House, Athlone 0902/94532
Temple Farmhouse, Moate 0506/35118
Meares Court Farmhouse, Mullingar 044/55112
Shelmalier House, Athlone 0902/73190

Wexford

Wicklow

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