Donegal’s coast is more than a scenic backdrop; it’s a place where history, nature and daily life quietly overlap. Whether you’re tracing ancient fort walls, paddling calm waters or simply taking in ...

Stops that capture Donegal’s landscape and culture The appeal of Donegal lies in its blend of wildlife, coastline, food and drink projects, local history and long-standing pubs. A handful of ...

The Dingle Peninsula is one of several scenic peninsulas along Ireland’s southwest coast. The Iveragh Peninsula, with its well-known Ring of Kerry scenic drive, is directly south and more popular. But ...

More than 770,000 foreign visitors traveled to Ireland in August 2025. Crowded crosswalks, chaotic Temple Bar crowds and packed museums still define a first trip to Dublin. But for a growing number of ...

Ireland’s tourism revenue is projected to reach more than $3 billion in 2025, and travelers are looking beyond the usual spots. In the northwest, Donegal’s coast offers a front row seat to Ireland’s ...