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My Ireland

Looking for inspiration? Planning a trip? Or just want to scroll yourself happy? We'll show you an Ireland that's tailor-made for you.

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    See what Ireland has in store for you

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    Unusual stays

    We’ve got the inside track on how to make an adventure out of every step of your trip to Ireland – even when you’re sleeping

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    Rock Farm Slane, County Meath Rock Farm Slane, County Meath

    Spend some quality time at Rock Farm Slane

    But for something you won’t find anywhere else, try diving into history and spending the night in the Viking House in County Wexford, a replica of the thatched huts common in Ireland over 1,000 years ago.

    Still not sure what you’d like? Check out the Irish Landmark Trust, a charity that specialises in taking something distinctive from the past, and giving it a new lease of life across the island. While in Northern Ireland, the National Trust also aims to preserve beautiful properties from the past with you playing your part when you stay. In both cases, you become part of the community that helps keep this heritage alive.

    See something that sparks your imagination? Then let it run a little wild when you’re booking your trip to the island of Ireland and you’ll sleep well when you get here!

    5 quirky places to stay

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    Finn Lough, County Fermanagh
    Cocooned in a bubble, slumber beneath the stars as the wind whispers between the trees.
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    A snug, homely bedroom that’s like stepping back in time, surrounded by the wild Irish countryside – bliss.
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    Rock Farm Slane, County Meath
    Explore the fields overlooking Slane Castle and the Boyne River before taking a dip in the wood-fired hot tub.
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    Helen’s Tower, County Down
    An enchanting stone tower in the woods of the Clandeboye Estate.
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    Explore the island’s inland waterways around the Shannon-Erne.

    Ireland's quirky gems

    Discover some of the island's most enticing places to stay