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Colourful traditional shopfront and outdoor seating in Clonakilty Town, County Cork, with hanging flower baskets, bright red trim, and a welcoming West Cork streetscape on a sunny day.

7 Small Towns in Ireland That Might Be Cuter Than Dublin

Dublin’s overrated. Kinsale, Dingle, and Kenmare prove Ireland’s small towns win every time. See why.
John Fout Irish Tourist Radio overlooking the Atlantic Ocean with Skellig Michael in the background on Ireland’s rugged west coast.

Ireland’s Most-Loved Tourist Sites: Are These Really the Country’s #1 Picks?

Ireland has no definitive #1 tourist site—and locals fiercely disagree. Find out which breathtaking locations are actually winning hearts.
A wide shot of the historic Rock of Cashel medieval complex sitting atop a grassy hill against a clear blue sky in County Tipperary, Ireland.

Ireland’s Can’T-Miss Places: Wild Landscapes, Then Craic You’ll Talk About for Years

Ireland’s wildest cliffs, 5,200-year-old tombs, and craic so good you’ll struggle to explain it back home. Your itinerary starts here.
Landscape promotional banner for Irish Tourist Radio featuring Owey Island’s rugged coastline, abandoned stone cottage, sea landing pier, and dramatic Atlantic sky with headline “Ireland’s Abandoned Owey Island Welcomes Visitors—But Only When the Sea Allows.”

Ireland’s Abandoned Owey Island Welcomes Visitors, But Only When the Sea Allows

No ferry. No electricity. No internet. Owey Island turns away the modern world—and somehow, that’s exactly why people can’t stay away.
A group of ancient dry-stone beehive huts (clocháns) on a cliffside terrace of Skellig Michael, overlooking the blue Atlantic Ocean with Little Skellig in the distance.

Sceilg Mhichíl Reopens May 9, 2026, Are You Ready for Its Strict Booking Rules?

Sceilg Mhichíl reopens May 2026—but its brutal terrain, strict rules, and no-show ban make most visitors regret not preparing sooner.
A low-angle view of the Neoclassical limestone facade of St. Mel's Cathedral in Longford, featuring tall Ionic columns, a decorative pediment with religious sculptures, and a tiered steeple against a blue sky.

May Bank Holiday in Longford: Can Centre Parcs and St Mel’s Cathedral Steal the Show?

Forget city breaks—Longford’s May Bank Holiday blends tropical escapes, cathedral silence, and live music. Could this be Ireland’s most underrated holiday destination?
High-angle panoramic view from a wooden staircase on Cuilcagh Mountain, looking down at a long boardwalk winding through a green valley toward a distant lake under a clear blue sky.

Experts Say These Are Ireland’s 7 Wonders to See in 2026, Do You Agree?

Ireland’s seven wonders for 2026 include a forgotten coastline and tombs older than Stonehenge. Are you sleeping on these?
Three people sitting at a wooden picnic table enjoying tea outside Teach nan Phaidi, a traditional white-washed thatched cottage cafe on Inishmore, Aran Islands.

Weekend Breaks in Ireland: The Counties Everyone Flocks To (And Why)

Ireland packs medieval castles, jaw-dropping coastlines, and 5,200 years of history into a state the size of Indiana. Your weekend plans just changed.
A family of four stands inside a dimly lit limestone cave, looking at hanging stalactites. A man points toward the cave formations while a woman and two young boys watch with interest. A shallow pool of water sits in the foreground, reflecting the golden cave lights.

Ireland’s Quiet, Breathtaking Destinations Tourists Keep Missing

Ireland’s most breathtaking cliffs stand taller than Cliffs of Moher — yet remain eerily empty. These quiet destinations will make you rethink everything.
A warm, inviting interior of an Irish pub in Westmeath featuring dark wood paneling, vintage memorabilia, a glowing fireplace, and plush leather seating.

Ireland’s Winter Is Now a US Travel Hotspot, Even as the Dollar Weakens

Despite weakening dollar, Ireland’s winter entices Americans in record numbers. Tourism surges 34% as visitors prefer rural villages over Dublin. Find out why travelers are embracing cold Irish adventures.