Best in Ireland

From scenic hikes and coastal adventures to unforgettable nights out, discover the best ways to experience Ireland with your mates. 🌍 Introduction: Why Group Activities Matter Today In a world increasingly defined by digital interactions and remote work, spending quality time with friends in real life has become more valuable than ever. In fact, a […]

Ireland may not be known for heatwaves, but summer here—typically from June through August—offers something truly magical: long daylight hours (up to 18 hours), lush green landscapes, vibrant festivals, and mild temperatures averaging 15–20°C (59–68°F). According to Fáilte Ireland (2024), summer remains the peak tourism season, with over 4.7 million visitors arriving during this time.

Ireland is currently experiencing a cycling renaissance. Whether it’s eco-conscious tourism, rising health awareness, or a post-pandemic love for the outdoors, more locals and visitors are embracing Ireland by bike. According to Cycling Ireland, participation in recreational cycling grew by over 35% between 2020 and 2024, with more than 400,000 people actively cycling weekly. As

Slea Head Drive, located on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, is often hailed as one of the most scenic coastal routes in the world—and for good reason. This 46-kilometre loop around the westernmost edge of Ireland combines raw Atlantic beauty with ancient history, local culture, and picture-perfect landscapes. Whether you’re a seasoned road-tripper or

Dún Laoghaire, a scenic coastal town just 12 km south of Dublin city centre, is a treasure trove of culinary gems. Known for its historic harbour, seaside promenade, and vibrant markets, Dún Laoghaire has emerged as a must-visit destination not only for its views—but for its food. Whether you’re a local looking for a new

Once known solely as a picturesque seaside escape north of Dublin, Malahide has evolved into a dynamic culinary destination. Its combination of fresh local seafood, cosmopolitan flavours, and charming village ambiance makes it a food lover’s dream. In 2024, The Irish Times ranked Malahide among the top 10 culinary villages in Ireland, thanks to its

In an age of burnout, digital overload, and mental fatigue, wellness retreats offer something many of us desperately need: space to breathe. In Ireland, the popularity of wellness retreats has surged over the past five years. According to Fáilte Ireland, wellness tourism is one of the fastest-growing segments, driven by demand for mental clarity, digital

Sea swimming is no longer just for the hardiest among us. In recent years, it has become one of the most popular outdoor activities across Ireland—for health, community, and connection with nature. From icy winter plunges in Dublin to long summer swims off the Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland’s coasts offer world-class swimming spots for all

From sizzling doner wraps to charcoal-grilled shish skewers, kebabs are no longer just a late-night indulgence—they’re a central part of Dublin’s fast-casual food scene. Whether you’re grabbing a lamb kebab after a night out on Camden Street or seeking authentic Turkish cuisine in Rathmines, Dublin has quietly become a kebab lover’s paradise. As someone who