Bed and Breakfast Ireland: Finding a Ireland B&B

Ireland Bed and Breakfast Guide

IRELAND – Let’s start in Dublin – the “Strumpet City – with its Christ Church Cathedral, the Georgian beauty of Fitzwilliam Square and Merrion Square and the tranquility of Trinity College. Cultural tours celebrate the city’s history.
Into County Wicklow – the Garden of Ireland – to ancient Glendalough and the Round Tower. The Great Famine and the subsequent emigration are remembered at New Ross with its replica emigrant ship and at Cobh – Cork’s Port. The city is dominated by the extraordinary Gothic St Finbarr’s Cathedral.
From Blarney Castle and the famous stone, to the Ring of Kerry – or the Iveragh Peninsula.
The Shannon region sees off the Atlantic with the staggering 650 feet high Cliffs of Mohar. Then inland to The Burren – an eerie 100 square mile limestone plateau – and Limerick, at the top of the estuary of Ireland’s longest river…the Shannon.
Galway Bay and the Aran Islands are forever popular, as are the Connemara and Glenveagh National Parks.
Derry is one of Europe’s finest walled cities; then it’s on to the Giant’s Causeway, with its 40,000 interlocking basalt columns, and the nine glens of Antrim.
In Belfast, there are amazing views across the city on the 200 feet high Wheel of Belfast: Queen’s Quarter – after the university; the Titanic Quarter – the birthplace of RMS Titanic and the Cathedral Quarter – based on the Cathedral Church of St Anne.
An appropriate place to finish a tour of this wonderful land of saints and scholars.