Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
“Luscious, decadent and fun, the award-winning boutique hotel on the edge of the city centre is upping the stakes in Dublin.”
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Ireland is more than lush green countryside, romantic, untamed coastline and Guinness, but all three are pretty great ambassadors for this small island. Homely pubs and long walks still reign supreme in the countryside but there's a new slew of luxury hotels and sumptuous spas, while regeneration in Dublin has seen a crop of impressive boutique hotels.
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Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
“Luscious, decadent and fun, the award-winning boutique hotel on the edge of the city centre is upping the stakes in Dublin.”
From EUR 245.00
per room per night
Ireland, Southwest (Kerry & Cork), County Cork
"Luxurious spa retreat set in a vast estate; the house is 17th-century and the castle ruins date back 1,000 years"
From EUR 400.00
per room per night
Ireland, Southwest (Kerry & Cork), Bantry Bay
"Historic manor house in great Irish tradition; romantic setting in gardens on a beautiful bay"
From EUR 240.00
per room per night
Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
“U2 has given this classic Regency hotel a facelift, transforming it into a hotspot in Dublin that ages as well as the band.”
From EUR 285.00
per room per night
Ireland, Southwest (Kerry & Cork), Killarney
"Large hotel in Killarney town centre; Irish charm shows through corporate looks"
From EUR 300.00
per room per night
Sailing in Baltimore | Jasper Winn | Ireland, Southwest (Kerry & Cork), Cork
Nigel was taking 'An Run' out for her 'shakedown' voyage - the first trip of the season. Tradition dictated that important equipment was forgotten and replacements improvised with string and bits of wood
The Sheep’s Head Way | Rob Penn | Ireland, Southwest (Kerry & Cork), Cork
We timed it perfectly, arriving atop Seefin, the highest point on the peninsula, just as the golden sun touched the sea.
Dublin | William Dalrymple | Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
Sometime in the late fifties, the Dublin writer Brendan Behan was having a drink in the Cafe Deux Magots in Paris when he got into conversation with an American literary critic…
Dublin - A grouch on St Patrick’s Day | Anthony Healy | Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
Don’t get me wrong, I love Dublin. I love the way one can walk around the city. I love the fact that people still talk to one as if one is a human being. Dublin has its attractions
Here's To the Much-Read and Long Dead | Bruce Holmes | Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
Eithne sings her opening lines with gusto, and hands on hips she asks: "What will you have?" The audience choruses, "I'll have a pint!"
And so Dublin's famous Literary Pub Crawl gets a roll on.
A T-shirt from Dublin | Roger Starkey | Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
My friend's two-day tour of Dublin had been inadvertently planned such that each of the activities became increasingly hedonistic. Day one's tourist stops began with church visits and ended with a shopping trip on Grafton Street.
Not a Pretty Face | Vitali Vitaliev | Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
If architecture is indeed a “frozen music”, Dublin's chaotic cityscape is an ear-grating cacophony, played by a madman
Drinking in Dublin | Christopher Deliso | Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
Sunset is an elusive moment in this dirty old town
The Land of Heart's Desire | John Borthwick | Ireland, East Coast Ireland, Dublin
Where else could you drive through a green-on-green landscape, looking for somewhere like Tubbercurry or Ballygally and end up instead in Ringaskiddy or Ballylickey – and not mind at all?
The Aran Islands | Jeremy Seal | Ireland, Galway, Mayo & Connemara, Galway
'What fine weather you've brought,' marvelled the old-timer. A friendly cliche anywhere else, but on the little ferry to Ireland's fabled Aran Islands his words sounded almost literal