Best Tours of Ireland for Families
The best tours of Ireland for families. Ireland tours designed for families as opposed to just being ‘family friendly’. The best tours of Ireland for families.
The best tours of Ireland for families. Ireland tours designed for families as opposed to just being ‘family friendly’. The best tours of Ireland for families.
While Coronavirus is dominating the news cycle right now there are dozens of reasons why your vacation may have to be cancelled. Here’s how to keep from losing your money along with your vacation This article is also available as a podcast. To listen please scroll to the player at the bottom of the page…
Do You know the one thing that can ruin your Ireland vacation? No, it’s NOT the weather! It’s planning an Ireland itinerary that has too much driving! This article is also available as a podcast. To listen please scroll to the player at the bottom of the page to listen. Ireland Vacation Planning Tips When…
I may be biased, but I think A Celtic Experience is the best guided tour of Ireland. Learn why- and how to join me in Ireland this September! A Celtic Experience – My Guided Tour of Ireland I’ve spent years creating magical Ireland itineraries. Now I’ve created what I think is the best guided tour…
We utilize the Dublin Pass so often that it has become one of my top Dublin travel tips. Nearly every visit we have made to Dublin, way back to our first family trip in 2005 to our most recent couples getaway in 2019, we have purchased a Dublin Pass. Flashing this little green card has…
This 2 week Ireland adventure itinerary was created with with active travelers in mind! Filled with activities, attractions, and accommodation options for all budgets. About the 2 Week Ireland Adventure Itinerary This 2 week Ireland road trip itinerary guides you to a few well-know Ireland attractions and gets you off the ‘tourist trail’ to discover…
7 Castles in 7 Days is a one week Ireland castle itinerary for knights and princesses of all ages! About the 7 Castles in 7 Days Ireland Castle Itinerary This week-long castle itinerary includes some of Ireland’s most incredible castles-at least one each day! Not only are there castles to visit, but the itinerary includes…
Join Jody as she reminisces about Temple Bar TradFest with Francesca Mazurkiewicz of Roots Music Rambler. Hear about stand-out TradFest performers, tips to keep in mind as you plan your trip, and a few places in Dublin you shouldn’t miss when you visit. If you prefer to listen to the podcast, you can find the…
Choosing vacation clothing can be tricky, but choosing what to pack for Ireland in April can give even the most experienced traveler a moment’s pause. In Ireland the weather chatter often includes “if you don’t like it, wait 5 minutes, it will change” and “four seasons in one day”. While that’s not overly helpful when choosing what…
I’m sharing the driving in Ireland tips for tourists to safely navigate Irish roads! I’ll begin with a few quick facts (like driving on the left), give you a quick primer on Irish roads, and even share a couple of my favorite tools for navigating in Ireland without GPS. Driving in Ireland Tips This article…
Have you ever wondered what the most popular tourist destinations in Ireland are? How about the least popular (or the least crowded?) And how can this information help you plan your vacation? Jody tackles all those questions in this episode of the Traveling in Ireland Podcast. The Most Popular Tourist Destinations in Ireland This episode…
Halloween in Ireland, traditionally known as Samhain (SOW-in), marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of the ‘darker half’ of the year. Rituals and traditions that we still carry out today were begun in Ireland as far back as 10th century- including pumpkin carving, the wearing of costumes, and trick or treating. Ireland, an already magical…
The end of October may not seem like the ideal time to visit Ireland. The days are getting shorter, the air a bit cooler, the pubs a wee bit quieter. But if Halloween is your favorite holiday, I would encourage you to visit Ireland as Samhain (SOW-een) draws near. As the final harvest approaches and…
Trying new foods is one of the best (and tastiest!) ways to learn about a culture when traveling. But when traveling with food sensitivities and allergies those tasty bites can turn dangerous. Thankfully it is easy to eat in Ireland with food allergies! In today’s podcast Jody shares her tips on eating in Ireland when…
Steph Chastain on Couple vs. Family Travel | Traveling in Ireland Podcast Episode 44 Jody is talking with fellow travel blogger, Steph Chastain from InfiniteIreland.com about the differences between traveling as a couple and traveling as family with kids. . CLICK THE PLAY BUTTON below to listen. If you like what you hear, please give…
Planning Your Ireland Vacation You’ve planned everything. You know where you’re staying, how you’re getting around and even have a rough idea – if not a complete itinerary – of what you want to see. Now it’s time to work on what to pack for Ireland! Use this 3 week Ireland packing tips checklist to…
Reader Question: If you had to choose one side of the island for your first Ireland vacation, which would it be? This is a great question, though it is much like asking a parent which child is their favorite. I love it all! So which ‘side’ is best for your first Ireland vacation? That may be…
Reader Question: We will be traveling across Ireland for 10 days, beginning in Dublin and ending in Shannon. Our route is mostly set, and I know that the B&Bs we are staying in advertise wifi. How is the wifi in Ireland? Do I need my own plan? And will I find wifi anywhere else? Staying…
Ireland’s history and landscapes make it an ideal destination for those tracing their family roots. If you’re interested in learning about your ancestry or connecting with Irish heritage, this article will guide you through Mary’s story, the services at Oak Ancestry, and some top destinations to visit in Ireland. This article is based on a…
Yes! Family travel in Ireland is possible! No land is more filled with magic than Ireland. Even if you’re past the age of believing in fairies (though I don’t think you should ever stop believing in fairies) the moment your flight touches down on Irish soil a feeling of possibility washes over you. You just don’t…