Travel In Ireland

Great news if you are making a quick stop by Ireland on your way around the world. And, if you are into diving, be sure to have a wetsuit that is useful for Ireland’s cold water (46°F to 59°F).

Golf is a beloved pastime for the Irish and you will find many golf courses spread across the country.

In recent years, many investors have made their way to Ireland in search of low prices on real estate after the economic downturn.

The stabilization and growth in the housing industry also has foreign developers traveling in numbers to scope out the paths of progress.

One of the downsides to traveling in Ireland is the often dreary weather. In fact, Ireland is almost famous for this type of weather.

Some expats compare it to living in a place like Seattle, where you just get used to cloudy days and it becomes a part of life. Another consideration for many travelers is the cost.

Like most of Europe, Ireland is going to be moderately expensive and you’ll need to budget accordingly. It is also important to note that if you are traveling with permanent residency in sight you will be required to obtain local health insurance.

Some of the notable places to travel in Ireland include Tramore, Kilkenny Town, Dublin, and Cork. Across the country you will find intriguing and ancient history.