Ireland-Luxury

Ireland, a country so lush, and romantically beautiful, you couldn't dream in a deeper shade of green. From the warmth of Ireland's many fine restaurants, to its wet grasses and golden sandy beaches, you will never be lost for adventure, fine dinnng, luxury, and whatever other magic you might dream, in Ireland.

Grab your putter on the way to the plane, because the golfing in Ireland is divine. And, there are superb courses to choose from, no matter in what region you choose to stay. In the North there is Royal Portrush, Waterville in the south. On the east there is The European, and to the west you'll find Lahinch. To be sure, these are not the only courses; there are many other spectacular courses, links and otherwise, throughout the country. A links course is a golf course located on a coastal strip of land, and will test the skill of even the most avid golfer. Ireland is famous for its fantastic links courses, come and find out why.

If it is culture you are after Dublin will in no way disappoint. The vast collection held by the National gallery in Dublin is a must see, and the National Museum of History (founded in 1857) holds over two-million fascinating Irish artifacts that are sure to educate and thrill.

Ireland is often referred to as “The Land of the Horse'. While in Ireland, take some time to enjoy the wonderful tradition of riding horseback through the rolling hills, in all their fairy-tale beauty, or posting down a long stretch of sandy coastline. The price of a holiday of riding in Ireland will vary, depending on the time of year, and the length of your ride, but the experience would certainly be worth any cost.

There are many fantastic, and luxurious, places to stay in Ireland. On the south-eastern side, in Wexford County, one can secure a charming two bedroom beach front bungalow. A property located one mile or less from town, complete with washer/dryer, and garden dining/BBQ area. In Donegal County, a lovely four bedroom villa, also with enclosed patio and BBQ, less that one mile from golfing, fishing, restaurants, etc. Rent an apartment in the lush County of Cork, and don't forget to dine at the many superb restaurants in the county famous for the best cuisine in all of Ireland. And, if you are in Cork in October, drive into Kinsale, for the Kinsale Gourmet Festival, to taste the delights of the season.