Ireland invites travellers into a world of emerald hills, dramatic coastlines, and rich cultural heritage. Explore Dublin’s lively pubs and historic streets, journey along the rugged Wild Atlantic Way, or wander through ancient castles and mystical ruins wrapped in centuries of lore. From the Cliffs of Moher and Giant’s Causeway to serene lakes and charming villages, every corner of the island feels steeped in magic. With its traditional music, hearty cuisine, and famously friendly locals, Ireland offers an unforgettable blend of adventure, beauty, and heartfelt hospitality.

Ireland offers visa-free access to many countries for visits up to 90 days. 

If you'd like to stay longer than 90 days such as for a Working Holiday, you'll need to apply for an extension or other visa.

Though Gaelic is Ireland's official first language, English is the dominant one throughout the country. The language can be found on official signage, public transport, etc. above English. Sadly, the language is being lost in spoken day-to-day use.

• Bathroom - toilet or "the jacks"
• Police - the guards
• Gas/Fuel - diesel or petrol
• Trunk - the boot
• Guinness - pint of Gat
• French Fries - chips
• Chips - crisps
• Sweater - jumper
• A Great Time - a whale of a time
• Very Tired - wrecked
• Soft Drink/Soda - minerals