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Popular Rental Amenities in Ireland
Filters are conveniently available to help you personalize your search to find the perfect accommodation in Ireland. In Ireland, 16,945 properties include "TVs". Consequently, if you want to tune out with some TV time, select the TVs filter to compare these rentals. You can also find a vacation rental in Ireland if you want a rental providing a crib as 1,096 of the listed properties there include "cribs."
Price and Availability Index in Ireland
Vacation Rental Price Information in Ireland
The price graph will give you the nightly price average for the upcoming months of the year. The week with the highest average prices is in August (8/3 - 8/10). During this week, a night will cost on average $111. On the other hand, in November you will find the cheapest prices (11/30 - 12/7). Prices this week are on average $66 a night.
Rental Availability Information in Ireland
Check out the graph above to find out how many accommodations are available in Ireland(in %). So far, the week with the least available rentals in Ireland is in December (12/22 - 12/29). More accommodations are available in a week of September (9/28 - 10/5) as the booking rate is only 17%.
Travel with authenticity with an Ireland vacation home
A visit to Ireland will bring visitors back in time to the country's Celtic roots through ancient ruins and magical tales. It will inspire with its literary and musical traditions, which are still alive in its cities. It lets travelers experience a taste of its unique cuisine and explore the green valleys and the rugged coastline of this island. Staying at an Ireland vacation rental will make visitors feel like locals, and help you enjoy your trip with all the commodities of being home.
Arriving and getting around in Ireland
The Republic of Ireland is served by three international Airports: one in Dublin, another in Cork and a third, Shannon Airport, near Limerick. International flights come into Northern Ireland through Belfast International Airport. Visitors coming from Europe can also arrive by ferry which departs regularly from France.
Ireland and Northern Ireland both have good intercity train and bus networks. If you are thinking about renting a car, remember the country drives on the left-hand side of the road. Getting around this small island can be simple and fast, and means you will arrive at your Ireland vacation rental in no time at all.
Weather in Ireland: two seasons in one
The weather in Ireland is mild and often rainy. Temperatures usually stay above freezing in winter and can reach 70ºF during spring and summer. Even during the warmer months it can be smart to always leave your Ireland vacation rental with waterproof clothing or an umbrella, as even in summer it is normal to experience both rain and sunshine in one day. If you are going to the coast expect cold winds and bring a sweater.
Art, music and the literary scene in Ireland
Booking an Ireland vacation rental in the heart of the country will be key to exploring all of Ireland's biggest cities. The country is known for being a creative hub for musicians, writers and artists. You will not have to stray too far from your Ireland vacation rental to find excellent cultural experiences.
There are great museums in Dublin for art and history lovers. The National museum Dublin, the National Gallery of Ireland and the National Museum of Decorative Arts and History are all free to enter. If you are more interested in modern art make sure to visit the Hugh Lane Gallery and the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA). In Belfast two great options for an afternoon indoors are the Titanic Belfast museum and Ulster museum.
Ireland's long musical tradition is still popular today. Whether you are looking to go to the pub next door, or to a bigger venue, you will certainly find a place to listen to good music throughout the week. You can choose between Irish folk music, a new band that is just making their way up, or even artists known worldwide.
Many famous writers and poets have come from Ireland. Many locations across the island live in the pages of famous books, and many more locations have inspired and helped writers create their acclaimed works. If you are a big fan of Joyce or Wilde, Ireland is the right place to be inspired by great literary heritage. Discover a multitude of interesting locations throughout Ireland when you book your Ireland vacation home.
Experiencing Ireland: Inspiring scenery
Staying in one of the many Ireland vacation rentals dotted all over the island will give you access to the very best of the country. Discover the Causeway coastal route - divided into four sections this route will bring you to some incredibly scenic locations, including the dramatic cliffs in Binevanagh, the famous nine Glens of Antrin and the Giant's causeway.
In total, the route goes through 24 points of interest. If you want to explore them all, start at either Belfast or Londonderry. The route is only 195 miles long from one end to the other. While it can be covered in a few hours, you will want to get out, explore, take pictures and admire the breathtaking scenery. That is a great advantage of a small country, you can visit a couple of these destinations in one day, then head back to your Ireland vacation home to relax, and start from where you left off the following day.
When it is time to travel south, book an Ireland vacation home in the Republic of Ireland, and discover there are many more sites and destinations worth visiting. The Cliffs of Moher and the nearby caves and neolithic tombs in County Clare will take your breath away and make you ponder over Ireland's mysterious Celtic heritage and history. For more breathtaking scenery follow the Ring of Kerry and drive along the rugged coast and through Killarney National Park.
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