Blog - Irish Places

Log fires, great walks, good atmosphere, Christmas markets... we look at the top 5 places to celebrate Christmas in Ireland.

There’s nothing like an Irish wedding. If your guests have just flown in from the USA, Europe or further afield, they’ll be thrilled to only have a short journey from the airport to your wedding venue as they arrive to celebrate your wedding, civil ceremony or partnership.

Are you planning to get engaged this autumn or winter? Would you like a wedding by the sea so that your family and friends can enjoy the views and atmosphere with you? Well here are 5 beautiful Irish locations for weddings by the sea in Ireland.

Are you popping the question this autumn? Ireland’s beautiful geographical treasures mean that you can make your proposal even more special with an amazing backdrop whether it’s a bridge, castle, cliff or even a cave.

Are you planning an Irish road trip this summer? Here are four of Ireland’s best kept secrets of summer 2015 that you won’t want to miss.

Did you know that one of Ireland’s best kept secrets is the number of ‘undiscovered’ islands dotted around the island. We look at four of the most magical ones.

Ireland is a land of lakes, mountains and rivers and they are surrounded with mythology. A riverside proposal is a romantic and timeless location to ask the big question. We look at the four most romantic riverside locations to propose in Ireland.

Munster, Ulster, Leinster and Connacht. Whichever Irish province you have connections with, here are the best places for a Valentine’s proposal in each corner of Ireland.

The one millionth visitor was recorded last October to the Cliffs of Moher, marking the first time that this milestone figure was reached at the world-famous County Clare visitor attraction.

There are some must-visit locations for anybody coming to Ireland and Clonmacnoise must be one of them. One of Ireland’s most important monasteries, it is located on the banks of the River Shannon and was founded in 545 by a young man, Saint Ciaran of County Roscommon.

Are you thinking of proposing? We profile the Top Four Celebrity Wedding Venues in Ireland.

The Claddagh ring is one of the most evocative symbols of Ireland. We look at the place and beautiful county of Galway where it all began.

There is nowhere more romantic than an island to celebrate a wedding. Here are our top four Irish islands to get married...

Glendalough – the beautiful Glen of Two Lakes – has captured the imaginations of people for thousands of years and continues to do so with its stunning lakes and important monastic site and Round Tower in the heart of County Wicklow.

An Irish castle is a fairytale place to say 'I do' and these four spectacular settings will make the day even more romantic for you and your guests.