Destination guide
Emerald cliffs, ancient castles, and legendary pubs.
Ireland is small enough to circle in a week but rich in wild coastline, medieval ruins, and warm hospitality. Dublin's literary heart pairs with the raw beauty of the west coast.
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Best time to visit
May–Sep
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Language
English, Irish
214m sea cliffs on the wild Atlantic coast.
Trinity College's Book of Kells, Guinness Storehouse, Temple Bar pubs.
Scenic drive past lakes, mountains, and coastal villages.
Bohemian city and the raw beauty of Connemara's bogs and mountains.
Dublin — mild wet year-round.
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High | 8° / 46°F | 8° / 46°F | 10° / 50°F | 12° / 54°F | 15° / 59°F | 18° / 64°F | 20° / 68°F | 19° / 66°F | 17° / 63°F | 14° / 57°F | 10° / 50°F | 8° / 46°F |
| Low | 3° / 37°F | 3° / 37°F | 4° / 39°F | 5° / 41°F | 7° / 45°F | 10° / 50°F | 12° / 54°F | 12° / 54°F | 10° / 50°F | 8° / 46°F | 5° / 41°F | 3° / 37°F |
Temperatures shown in °C (with °F). Averages based on long-term climate normals for the country's main hub.
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