Some additional websites to aid in your Ireland trip planning:
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This is the Republic of Ireland's official tourist office website, chock-full of descriptive information on things to see and do.
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This resource is dedicated to the historic and significant sites around the country.
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Search this site to look through accommodation choices in each region of Ireland.
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This is a good reference for luxury accommodation and the finest dining.
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Living up to its name, this website lists the best eats in the entire country.
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This fine website delves into Ireland's best dining venues and gives thorough insight into renowned places to stay.
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Visit Dublin is the resource for those spending any time in Ireland's bustling capital.
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For everyone visiting the city and looking for the best parties, pub-crawls, and all sorts of activities, peruse the various channels here.
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Find expert information about all aspects of a trip to Ireland, including planning, traveling, eating, drinking, sightseeing, and more.
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If traveling south of Dublin, this resource does a nice job in outlining all that is going on in the “Garden of Ireland.”
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Promoted in this guidebook as an off-the-beaten path gem, the website gives an overview of all there is to do in this special, often overlooked region of the country.
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This site compiles a listing of events, accommodations, and sites in Ireland's most-happening southwestern city.
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This resource is a compilation of all the up-to-the-minute activities going on in Dingle.
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Find out all that is going on in what is becoming a popular place to visit, especially thanks to the memoir Angela's Ashes, courtesy of the Limerick City Council.
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This resource is dedicated to helping travelers plan their trip around Ireland's most stark, beautiful regions.
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This is Northern Ireland Tourist Board's official tourist resource.
THE NEW YORK TIMES: IRELAND TRAVEL GUIDE
Current news articles about Ireland mixed with quick facts and travel essays, courtesy of the Times' website.

