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Here we list guides you might find helpful when touring Ireland.
We've hand-picked these for their excellent content and have left off the
large directories where it may be difficult to find what you are really looking
for.
If you know of a guide resource we should include, please let us know.
Aer Arann
Islands
Steeped in Irish culture, famous for good food and unrivalled
hospitality,
is it any wonder the
Aran
Islands are fast becoming one of Ireland's leading tourist
destinations.
Aran
Islands
Here, on the very edge of Europe, is an Island rich in the language,
culture and heritage of Ireland, unique in its geology and archaeology
and in its long tradition of gentle hospitality.
Camping
Ireland
A unique collection of Caravan and Camping Parks which offer the more
adventurous visitor a chance to sample Irish country and city life at
its very best.
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Hotels and Guesthouses in Ireland
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Clare Wedding Guide
Wedding guide for those who are getting married in County Clare, Ireland.
County Donegal
on the Net
This Site is dedicated to the living character of County Donegal, its
history, literature, genealogy and natural environment. It is the only
bi-lingual site on Donegal.
Erins Web
Erin's Web-Gaelic now has a new
forum that we invite (and ask!) everyone to post on. It is located
at:
Erin's Web-Gaelic Forum.
If we could move over to the
new forum it would make everything a lot easier in keeping your posts
organized under one "roof." I will, for a short time, move posts from
the old board over to the new, but I won't be able to do that for a
long period of time. I appreciate everyone's participation and
involvement in the Irish Gaelic language!
Let's go check out
that new board!
Heritage
Island
The Heritage Island website brings together over 80 of
Ireland's Visitor Attractions and Heritage Towns.
Our centres range from ancient abbeys, medieval castles and historic
houses to museums, interpretative centres, gardens and folk parks.
Each one has a different story to tell, or takes a new look at old
traditions. Some reflect the glories of Ireland long ago, others
portray the history and culture of our own time � all are
entertaining, informative and fun to visit.
Also included are interesting itineraries which we hope will help you
plan your Ireland visit, as well as news of what�s on and special
events during 2005.
Take the time to browse our website, and let Heritage Island be your
guide to a rich and fulfilling experience of Ireland's heritage, old
and new.
Isle of Wight Guide
Isle of Wight tourist guide caters for all the
tourist needs on the Isle of Wight. It is an extensive guide for all
tourism and leisure activities.
Ireland on the
Net
Comprehensive Irish Information site.
IrelandExpert
In the past 38 years, Pat has
made hundreds of trips to Ireland and written more about travel to
Ireland than any other American-born writer.
She has produced
countless newspaper and magazine stories about the Emerald Isle and
has authored 12 travel books about Ireland including Take a
Break in Ireland, Ireland Crafts & Shopping Guide,
Ireland Memories, Reflections of Ireland, Daytrips Ireland,
Frommer's Ireland 1st Edition, Frommer's Dublin 1st & 2nd Editions,
and the World of Travel Guide to Ireland.
The Irish Connection
Potpourri of interesting facts about Ireland.
Island
Ireland
Island Ireland is an Internet directory to Irish art, culture and environment
with hand-picked links to Irish history, architecture, music, news, genealogy,
travel, literature, folk culture, archaeology, the Irish language and more.
Luxury
Hotels Ireland
Luxury Hotels Ireland is designed to assist its visitors in exploring and
booking the very best luxury accommodation in Ireland.
Official
Scariff Website
Excellent information on East Clare.
Searc's Web Guide to
Irish Resources
If your are looking for
information on Ireland don't waste any more time searching online - ask us
instead! As Irish Studies experts we already know the information you are
looking for or we know where to find it!
Visit Ennis
Excellent guide when visiting the capital of County Clare. |