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You've never heard of The Copper Coast? Listen up! 👂🏖 Named after its 19th-century copper mines, The Copper Coast is a U...
07/04/2025

You've never heard of The Copper Coast? Listen up! 👂🏖

Named after its 19th-century copper mines, The Copper Coast is a UNESCO Global Geopark and one of Ireland’s most spectacular coastal routes. Experience clifftop trails, windswept headlands, and crystal-clear waters.

Top tip! Our favourite way to explore this stunning area is by renting a bike and hitting the Greenway—trust us, it’s the perfect way to soak it all in! 🚴‍♂️

📍 Copper Coast, County Waterford

Let's shine a light on the eye catching lighthouses of the island of Ireland💡➡️Standing tall against crashing waves and ...
07/04/2025

Let's shine a light on the eye catching lighthouses of the island of Ireland💡➡️

Standing tall against crashing waves and stormy skies, some are even open to visitors for tours and overnight stays.

Which is your favourite? Let us know in the comments.

📍 St John's Point Lighthouse Killough, County Down
📍 Blackhead Lighthouse, County Antrim
📍Howth Lighthouse, County Dublin
📍 Fanad Head Lighthouse, County Donegal
📍 Hook Lighthouse, County Wexford

04/04/2025

Mornings like this are why Mussenden Temple is a must-see. 😎

This is what holiday dreams are made of: stunning temple views and the sun working overtime to make sure you have the best morning ever in Northern Ireland. If this isn’t the definition of ‘good vibes,’ we don’t know what is. ✨

Tag someone who needs this sunrise in their life.

📍 Mussenden Temple, County Derry~Londonderry
📸 instagram.com/dronescapes_ireland

Take a walk on the wild side. 🌊 🐦 Whether you're looking to explore the cliffside trails, take a dip in the Atlantic, or...
03/04/2025

Take a walk on the wild side. 🌊 🐦

Whether you're looking to explore the cliffside trails, take a dip in the Atlantic, or just enjoy the sound of the waves crashing on the shore, Glen Beach is a place to explore Ireland’s wild beauty. Secluded and unspoiled, it's the perfect spot to connect with nature.

Save this post for your next adventure on the island of Ireland. 💚

📍Glen Beach, County Donegal
📸 instagram.com/fiac_mangan

Golden sands, dramatic cliffs, and stunning Atlantic views, this is Downhill Beach, one of the most spectacular stretche...
03/04/2025

Golden sands, dramatic cliffs, and stunning Atlantic views, this is Downhill Beach, one of the most spectacular stretches of coastline in Northern Ireland.

With 7 miles of pristine beach, it's the perfect spot for long walks, horseback riding and surfing.

Make sure this one's on your beach bucket list! 🏖️

📍Downhill Beach, Northern Ireland

Looking for an unforgettable cycling adventure? 🏔️🚴‍♀️ The Sperrins in County Tyrone have scenic routes with rolling hil...
02/04/2025

Looking for an unforgettable cycling adventure? 🏔️🚴‍♀️

The Sperrins in County Tyrone have scenic routes with rolling hills and breathtaking views. Have you cycled here yet? Comment if it’s on your list!

📍The Sperrins, County Tyrone

BREAKING: Shamrock-Shaped Lake Discovered in Ireland! ☘ 💧 In an extraordinary find, scientists have uncovered a stunning...
31/03/2025

BREAKING: Shamrock-Shaped Lake Discovered in Ireland! ☘ 💧

In an extraordinary find, scientists have uncovered a stunning lake in Ireland shaped like a perfect shamrock!

Discovered in County Wicklow, the newly dubbed "Shamrock Lake" is a natural wonder that’s leaving experts in awe.

P.S Did we mention it's April Fools' Day? 😉

Okay, so while Shamrock Lake may not actually exist (this image was created using AI) Ireland does have some incredible lakes worth visiting! From Lough Tay also known as the Guinness Lake to the heart-shaped lake of Lough Ouler, both located in County Wicklow, there are plenty of amazing places to discover.

We think Ireland’s incredible landscapes look best in real life, no tech or AI needed. Come see for yourself!

Happy April Fools🥳

📸Shamrock Lake image created using AI

📍Lough Tay, Guinness Lake, County Wicklow
📸Chris Hill

📍Lough Ouler, Heart shaped lake, County Wicklow
📸 https://www.instagram.com/luisteix/

31/03/2025

Would you get up at 5am for a view this special? 🌅

Errigal is the tallest peak in the Derryveagh Mountains. With its striking quartzite summit, this mountain glows gold, pink, and even silver depending on the light—making it one of the most beloved landmarks on the island of Ireland.

For those up for the challenge, the hike to the summit offers breathtaking 360° views of the Donegal wilderness, from the Poisoned Glen to the wild Atlantic coastline.

Would you rise the challenge of climbing Errigal? Let us know!👇🏽

📍Errigal, County Donegal
📸 instagram.com/kevinbestphotography

You may have heard of Ireland's Wild Atantic Way—but what about its hidden lakelands? Think, less crowds, unexpected adv...
29/03/2025

You may have heard of Ireland's Wild Atantic Way—but what about its hidden lakelands? Think, less crowds, unexpected adventures, and some of the most unique water experiences on the island.

🌿 Kayak on Lough Oughter —paddle past a 13th-century castle on its own island in County Cavan
🚢 Take a boat trip on the River Shannon—Ireland’s longest river and a route used for over 1,000 years
🚴 Hydrobike across Lough Erne, County Fermanagh—because cycling on water is way better than cycling on land!

Spring is when it all comes to life—longer days, crisp fresh air, and the lakes looking their absolute best. Ready to swap dry land for lake life? 🚣‍♂️👇

One city, endless getaways—where’s your next day trip from Dublin? Dublin city has everything you need—but when you’re i...
28/03/2025

One city, endless getaways—where’s your next day trip from Dublin?

Dublin city has everything you need—but when you’re in the mood for clifftop views, castle strolls, or quiet lakesides, a short trip will take you somewhere new, no car needed!

📍 Howth – Clifftop walks, fresh seafood, and a bustling harbour full of charm. 🚆 30 mins by DART from Dublin.

📍 Glendalough – Ancient monastic ruins, mirror-like lakes, and forest trails in the heart of Wicklow. 🚌 1 hr 15 mins by bus.

📍 Kilkenny – Medieval streets, a towering castle, and cosy cafés perfect for a post-exploration cuppa. 🚆 1.5 hrs by train from Dublin.

Which one would you choose? 👇

Spring day trips from Belfast—where are you off to first?  City life is great, but sometimes you just need a sea breeze ...
27/03/2025

Spring day trips from Belfast—where are you off to first?

City life is great, but sometimes you just need a sea breeze and a change of scene. These coastal gems are all within 90 minutes of Belfast, so you can hop on a train, take in the views, and be back by sunset.

📍 Whitehead – Scenic walks, colourful houses, and a lighthouse at the end of the trail. 🚆 45 mins from Belfast.

📍Bangor – A buzzing marina town with great food, great coffee, and plenty of space to stretch your legs. 🚆 45 mins from Belfast.

📍Portrush – A classic beach town with long sandy shores, Atlantic waves, and legendary fish and chips. 🚆 1 hr 30 mins from Belfast.

Which one would you choose? 👇

Spring in Ireland = a little bit of everything. 🌼🐑☀️🌦️ One minute you’re hiking in the sun, the next you’re caught in a ...
27/03/2025

Spring in Ireland = a little bit of everything. 🌼🐑☀️🌦️

One minute you’re hiking in the sun, the next you’re caught in a springtime shower—but that’s all part of the fun!

Whether you fancy spotting baby lambs, wandering coastal cliffs, or getting out on the water, spring is made for adventure.

Click here for top things to do this season: https://www.ireland.com/en-gb/magazine/adventure-activities/top-things-to-do-spring/

Adventures you didn’t know you could have in Ireland 👀 Did you know you can:🚣 Paddle through a landscape shaped by glaci...
26/03/2025

Adventures you didn’t know you could have in Ireland 👀

Did you know you can:
🚣 Paddle through a landscape shaped by glaciers?
🌊 Surf some of the biggest waves in Europe?
🏔️ Hike an extinct volcano?
🐎 Ride horseback through an actual Game of Thrones filming location?

Now you do. But that’s just the start. Click here for more of Ireland’s best outdoor experiences!: https://www.ireland.com/en-gb/things-to-do/themes/outdoor-activities/outdoor-activities/

Was this sea stack shaped by time… or by a saint? 🌊  Dún Briste (meaning “Broken Fort”) at Downpatrick Head is one of th...
25/03/2025

Was this sea stack shaped by time… or by a saint? 🌊

Dún Briste (meaning “Broken Fort”) at Downpatrick Head is one of the most dramatic sights on the Wild Atlantic Way. Rising 50 metres above the Atlantic, this sea stack was once part of the mainland, but relentless waves and erosion carved it away over thousands of years.

Or… if you prefer legend over geology, St. Patrick had a hand in it too. ⚡ The story goes that a pagan chieftain refused to convert to Christianity, so St. Patrick struck the ground, splitting the rock and leaving him stranded on top.

Today, seabirds have taken over, nesting in the layers of rock that hold millions of years of history. Whether you believe in nature’s slow power or a saint’s dramatic exit strategy, there’s no denying this is one of the most breathtaking views in Ireland.

Would you dare stand at the edge for this view?

📍 Downpatrick Head, County Mayo
🚗 1 hr from Galway City
🚆🚌 1.5 hrs from Galway City
📸 instagra.com/adrianhendroff

What’s it like to visit Ireland in March? Here’s everything you need to know. 🍃💡Expect fresh spring air, blooming landsc...
24/03/2025

What’s it like to visit Ireland in March? Here’s everything you need to know. 🍃💡

Expect fresh spring air, blooming landscapes, and a calendar packed with events. Whether you’re looking for an adventure along the coast, a lively city break, or the best spots to experience St. Patrick’s Day, March is full of reasons to visit.

Click here for the full guide to March in Ireland! ⬇️
🔗 https://www.ireland.com/en-gb/magazine/culture/march-in-ireland/

A fixer-upper with a view! 🏚️Move-in ready? Not quite. Full of mystery and stories? Absolutely. This old stone ruin in D...
23/03/2025

A fixer-upper with a view! 🏚️
Move-in ready? Not quite. Full of mystery and stories? Absolutely.

This old stone ruin in Donegal has seen better days, but the landscape around it is as breathtaking as ever. Who else is picturing this as the dreamiest remote escape?

📍County Donegal
📸 instagram.com/conorcorbett

Not your average back garden… ⛳🏰Imagine waking up, stepping outside, and this is your morning view. Adare Manor isn’t ju...
22/03/2025

Not your average back garden… ⛳🏰

Imagine waking up, stepping outside, and this is your morning view. Adare Manor isn’t just one of the most stunning places in Limerick—it’s a whole experience.

From its intricate stone carvings to its sweeping greens (which have hosted golf’s biggest names), every detail here is steeped in history. And speaking of details—did you know Adare Manor was designed with 365 leaded windows, 52 ornate chimneys, 7 stone pillars, and 4 towers to represent the days, weeks, and seasons of the year? Now that’s planning!

Would you explore the gardens first? Or head straight to the golf course? 👇🏰⛳

📍Adare Manor, County Limerick
📸 instagram.com/skysthelimit_eire

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