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The Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge is one of the most famous attractions along Northern Ireland’s Antrim Coast, but is it worth visiting? I last crossed the bridge on a chilly October afternoon in 2025 and, while the crossing itself is a memorable experience, I left feeling a little underwhelmed.

Between the walk from the car park, the queues and being hur...


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Renting a car in Ireland is hands down the best way to see the country, but the process is confusing and full of surprises if you don’t know what to look for. I’ve hired cars in Ireland 14 times as of 2026, most recently for a 7 day road trip in May, and I’ve learned the hard way how easy it is to get stung by hidden charges, confusing policies, and ...


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The cost of a trip to Ireland for 2 for 1 week typically costs between €1,200 and €3,500 per person, excluding flights, depending on when you visit, where you stay and how you get around. For a comfortable mid-range trip in May 2027, for example, I’d budget around €2,150 per person, based on two people sharing accommodation and transport.

In May 2026, ...


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I’ve spent the last 37 years exploring Ireland, first on childhood holidays with my parents and later on road trips with friends and on my own. This guide contains what I believe are the best things to do in Ireland, based on a lifetime of trips and plenty of wrong turns.

If you’re planning a trip to Ireland, my biggest piece of advice is to manage you...


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The drive from Dublin to Killarney is one that many visitors do within their first few days of arriving to Ireland. It takes around 4 hours without stops, and there are two very different ways of approaching the drive.

The two fastest routes are almost identical in distance, while the third is for those after a more scenic route:

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