Luxury in Limerick: The Old Bank B&B in Bruff
The Old Bank B&B in Bruff County Limerick is a 4 star bed & breakfast with a warm welcome and large, comfortable rooms.
The Old Bank B&B in Bruff County Limerick is a 4 star bed & breakfast with a warm welcome and large, comfortable rooms.
You can easily tour the west of Ireland from Bruff, County Limerick. Things to do near Bruff PLUS easy day trips.
Whether you consider the village of Kinsale, County Cork to be the beginning or the end of the Wild Atlantic Way, it is definitely a spot to consider adding to your Ireland itinerary! Clodagh FitzGerald, a Failte Ireland certified guide, shares the highlights of her home in this podcast. This article is based on a…
It is rare for my family to visit Ireland and not buy an OPW (Office of Public Works) Heritage Card. The €90 family fee (2019) allows access into dozens of OPW Heritage Sites across Ireland. CLICK HERE to pin this to your Ireland vacation board! What Sites Can I Visit with the OPW Heritage Card? Some…
Imagine stepping on board a plane and instead of seeing row upon row of seats, you see a cabin split into sections, each holding no more than a dozen passengers. In one section sit dining tables, complete with linen cloths, while another section replaces half of the available seating with bunk beds. The ‘first class…
Article update: We were saddened to hear about Micheal’s passing on August 4, 2018. I credit Michael with gifting my girls and I a deep love of the Lough Gur area and all its treasures. In tribute I am re-publishing this article about our tour of Lough Gur with Michael in 2012. A Guided Tour…
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…
Get off the tourist trail and into the heart of the country with Ireland’s newest tourism initiative. This article is based on a podcast episode featuring Triona O’Mahoney, Destination and Marketing Manager for The Munster Vales . If you prefer to listen to the podcast, you can find the player at the bottom of the…
Trying your hand at falconry in Ireland ranks high on the list of activities in many Ireland vacation itineraries. And there are quite a few amazing places to try falconry in Ireland. But one of the most unique experiences we had took place at Adare Manor in County Limerick with Willie Forde, owner of Adare…
This article is based on a podcast episode featuring Willie Forde, the founder Adare Country Pursuits in County Limerick. If you prefer to listen to the podcast, you can find the player at the bottom of the page. Discovering A Unique Irish Experience Willie Ford is the owner of Adare Country Pursuits at Adare Manor…
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…
This article is based on a podcast episode featuring David and Elizabeth Ross, owners of the Top of Rock Pod Páirc & Walking Centre in West Cork If you prefer to listen to the podcast, you can find the player at the bottom of the page. West Cork and the Top of the Rock Pod…
Fota Wildlife Park is a quick 10km from Cork City, but the 100 acres of parkland feel like they are miles from the bustling town. A zoological park with ‘open and natural’ surroundings for animals, Fota Wildlife Park offers the feeling of a safari in a safe, family friendly environment. Wandering around the spacious grounds can…
It is likely the most famous stone in all of Ireland… the Blarney Stone. Though there are many stories of where the stone originated the powers it holds are not argued: one kiss and you’ve gained the gift of eloquence. Maybe that is why it was set so high in the castle wall? Whether you believe…
Donkey Sanctuary, nestled in County Cork. The sanctuary is free to visit and a favorite of families. Ireland vacation tips | Ireland travel | IrelandFamilyVacations.com[/caption] I would have never known about The Donkey Sanctuary had it not been for the helpful advice of Miriam at The Old Bank B&B in Bruff. Miriam arranged for Fergal…
Summer in Ireland won’t offer you and your family huge commercial theme parks or even guarantee you sunshine but you can be sure that you’ll experience nature like you’ve never seen it, discover history that you never dreamed of and find yourself immersed in a culture that can only leave you wanting more. Check out…
We didn’t set out to find the best hot chocolate in Ireland. In fact, the first couple days it entirely slipped my notice that my youngest daughter, Caelan, was ordering hot chocolate every time we sat down to a meal – be it breakfast, tea, or dinner, her request was always the same, “Do you…
Traversing heather-pocked peaks and harmonious forests, the Ring of Kerry is a popular tourist trail situated on Ireland’s mystical and unblemished South-West coast. The 120 mile route covers vast expanses of imposing wilderness, welcoming hamlets and secluded waterways, as well as one of Ireland’s most spectacular storm pillaged coastlines. To find out more about what…
After crossing the glorious south of Ireland during our family vacation with IrishTourism.com , I knew that I could expect the hotels on our itinerary to be family friendly with a full service of amenities and spacious rooms. But even knowing that didn’t prepare me for the room I walked in to in Adare. If…
This post is part of the initiative “100 cities to home swap before you die ” from Knok.com Killarney is, undisputedly, the center of southwest Ireland tourism. The “gateway” to the Ring of Kerry and home to some of Ireland’s most scenic views, Killarney draws visitors year round. What to do in Killarney A single, perfect day in…