Dublin
Arrive in Dublin. Trinity College, the Book of Kells, and an evening in Temple Bar.
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Twelve days around the island — the green you've been promised your whole life
Ireland delivers. The rolling green is real. The stone walls dividing fields that go on for miles are real. The pubs where someone actually knows everyone in the room and the fiddle comes out after ten are real. Twelve days around the island, from Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher to the Ring of Kerry, at a pace that lets you absorb it rather than just check it off. This is the trip Frances took that produced the owl photo.
Arrive in Dublin. Trinity College, the Book of Kells, and an evening in Temple Bar.
The wild west coast. Galway city and the lunar landscape of Connemara.
The Cliffs of Moher at the hour when most tour buses have left. The Burren — limestone pavement with wildflowers in the cracks.
The most beautiful peninsula in Ireland, and the one that still speaks Irish as a first language in some villages.
The famous ring drive and the spectacular lakes of Killarney National Park.
Final morning at leisure before flying home.
It is an ideal first Ireland trip — comprehensive without being rushed.
Mild and green, typically 60s–70s, with the possibility of rain any day. Pack layers and a light waterproof jacket.