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❓ Best time to visit?

In May, June and September, you get relatively good weather, decent daylight, and avoid the worst of the crowds. Average temperatures range from 10°C to 17°C (50°F to 63°F).

✈️ How to get there?

Dublin Airport (DUB) is the main international airport, 10 km north of the city. Cork Airport (ORK) is located 8 km south and is mostly used by budget airlines.

Donegal Airport (CFN) is the regional airport for the northern part of Ireland, used mostly for domestic flights and budget airlines. A direct flight from Dublin (DUB) to Donegal (CFN) takes approximately 50 minutes to 1 hour. There are usually one or two flights per day (operated by regional airline Aer Lingus/Emerald Airlines), making it a quick alternative to the 3.5-4.5 hour journey by car or bus.

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➡️ How to get around?

Bus and tram (LuasThe network is the main form of public transport in Dublin. Walking into the city center is recommended, as many notable landmarks are close to each other.

Ireland has a city-run train network Irish RailwaysIt connects Dublin to cities such as Cork, Galway, Limerick, Waterford, Sligo and Belfast. The DART Coastal Train connects Dublin with coastal towns such as Howth and Bray. For rural areas buses (Erin bus and .highway) or Book a rental car It is usually more practical.

⏰ How many days to visit Ireland?

For Dublin, I recommend planning at least two to three full days to discover the main sights. Adding a day or two will allow for a slower pace of travel and add day trips to Howth Castle, Glendalough, Wicklow or Malahide, for example.

Are you planning a road trip to Ireland? Then I recommend at least 7 days for a short loop like Dublin → Galway → Cliffs of Moher → Kerry → Dublin.

Within 10 to 14 days, you could create a fuller itinerary and add locations such as Donegal, Connemara, Ring of Kerry, Dingle, Cork and perhaps Northern Ireland.

If you are a true adventurer and want to go around the island in depth, including the Wild Atlantic Way and less visited provinces, it is recommended that you spend at least 3 weeks.

⭐ The best tourist passport

We recommend the Go City Dublin Pass, which covers the main attractions and includes a day ticket for the Dublin Hop-on Hop-off bus tour.

The Heritage Pass is probably the best All-Ireland pass for historic sites. It gives you unlimited access for 12 months to many state-run heritage sites.

⬆️ Recommended Dublin hotels

€ Latrobe Jacobs Inn Dublin
€€ Point A Parnell Street Hotel
€€€ Dean Dublin
€€€ citizenM Dublin St Patrick’s
€€€ Leinster
€€€€ Shelbourne

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❤️ Best small group tours

Joining a group tour takes the stress out of planning, saves money, and makes exploring easier. With expert local guides managing logistics and safety, you can focus on the experience and meeting friends! We have personally tried and recommended group tours by Gadventures.

For Ireland, we also recommend this 8-day tour of County Sligo and Leitrim with Anonymous Tours. We traveled parts of this route with them and had a great time!

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