

Whether you’re on a romantic vacation, a family trip or a holiday with friends, the Celtic spirit of Ireland will embrace you from the moment you arrive. The lyrical accent, the legendary Blarney Stone and the lively atmosphere of the pubs are just a hint of Ireland’s magic.
Ireland is known as the Emerald Isle for good reason: a patchwork of rolling green fields, shimmering lakes, meandering rivers, narrow roads, and stone walls add to the impression that rolled out before you is a luxurious welcome carpet, one knit of the legendary "forty shades of green." Hospitality endures here, a legacy from Celtic times when anyone not offering the traveler food and drink was shamed. Ireland is what some anthropologists call a "lived" culture—the most potent history is oral, storytelling is an art, and people will travel miles for the "craic," the Irish term for a rousing good time. Pull up a pub stool, order a Guinness, and join right in.
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