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With it's one-mile stretch of golden beach, Lahinch is one of Ireland's most popular resorts offering visitors great variety, with spectacular scenery, varied entertainment, great sport, friendly people and choice accommodation....

Ballyvaughan village is situated between the hills of the Burren and the southern coastline of Galway Bay. Ballyvaughan (O'Behan's Town) developed as a fishing community from the 19th century. A castle site and celtic ring fort hint at earlier habitation...

This site is aimed at keeping tourists who visit Galway occupied with a mixture of outdoor activities, sight-seeing and night time entertainment...

Come and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of a cruise with us on board the luxurious Corrib Princess. The Corrib Princess sails from Woodquay in the heart of Galway city, along the famous Steamers Line, which is the lakes traditional trade route...

The museum charts the history of the horse and its use from the earliest times to the present day. But Dartfield is not just another boring museum. There are live exhibits to delight everyone. Some of the world's favourite breeds of horses can be seen. Fr...

Based in Doolin, Co. Clare - offering a flexible touring and taxi service. Our 7/ 8 seater vans will take you where ever you want to go in the region....

Northern Ireland is a great venue for all the family. You’ll be surprised at the range of activities on offer....

Welcome to the Official Tourist Website for Inis Oírr island. Where you can discover everything you need to know about Inis Oírr - Our culture - or history - how to get here? and what to do when you arrive? Our aim is to make your visit an enjoyable one w...

The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's top visitor sites. Looming over County Clare's west coast, the Cliffs stretch for 8 kilometres and 214 metres over the waters of the Atlantic ocean. Unchanged for millennia the landscape of the Cliffs of Moher has,...

The South East boasts some of the most stunning landscapes, a feature heightened by some of Ireland's finest castles and ancient monuments. History has left its mark on the region's psyche, as well as on the landscape. Visit the Viking city of Waterford o...

We believe that travelers are the best source of travel information. That is why we have setup World66, an open content travel guide, where people from all over the planet can write about the places they love, the hotels they stayed in, the restaurants...

This award winning heritage centre is situated on the N59 approximately 5 miles from Clifden-the capital of Connemara. It offers a unique insight into the history and heritage of this most beautiful part of the West of Ireland....

The west coast of Ireland is a walkers paradise. Why not come to the edge of Europe, and let us guide you through a magnificent and mystical landscape? There are rambling country lanes to discover, breathtaking coastal paths, ancient pilgrim routes, ribbo...

Roundstone, Connemara one of the oldest fishing villages in Connemara. The village was built in the1820's by Scottish engineer Alexander Nimmo. who settled in Connemara. In Roundstone you will find a busy little harbour, where local fishermen prepare and...

Gives information and sailing times on the cruises....

Aillwee Cave is so much more than just another cave. It is an introduction to the geology of the Burren. A fun day out packed full of exciting things to do....

The Connemara Loop is situated in breathtaking North West Connemara, County Galway, Ireland. Follow the Loop and be taken on a journey through an ever changing landscape of majestic mountains, spectacular beaches, the wild Atlantic, mist covered lakes, pr...

Caherconnell is a large and perfect fort 140-145 feet in external diameter, nearly circular in plan. It is 12 feet thick and from 6-14 feet high. The masonry consists of large blocks many 3feet long and 2ft. 6in.high. The inner face is almost perfect....

West Clare is an area of unspoilt beauty wedged between the Shannon Estuary and the thundering Atlantic. The sea is ingrained in our traditions and amenities...

The Cork Kerry region of South West Ireland is one of the most attractive holiday areas in Ireland. This area has a spectacular coastline of over 1,000 km and has Ireland’s highest mountain Carrauntoohil at 1,039 m....