Ireland
is an island itself, situated at the far-western tip of Europe,
pounded on its Western coast by the full might of the Atlantic
Ocean. This has resulted in some of the most dramatic and rugged
coastline in the world, and the proliferation of smaller islands
along the western seaboard.
Ireland
is far less densely populated than its nearest neighbour, the
United Kingdom, outside of the rapidly-growing capital, Dublin.
In recent years the Irish economy has transformed itself and it
is now Europe's fastest-growing economy. The technology sector
has been at the forefront of Ireland's economic miracle and there
are countless Irish websites and sites of Irish interest.
Following
are links to key services to help you visit Ireland.
We will be adding to these in due course but, in the meantime,
they will assist you in visiting the South West Islands which
are our starting point on emara.
Aer
Rianta
Arrival and departure information for Dublin, Shannon and Cork
Airports.
Ryanair
Economy flights to Ireland from UK and EU destinations. Online
booking service.
Aer
Lingus
State airline with flights worldwide. No online booking service.
British
Airways
Frequent flights to Irish airports. Online booking service.
Irish
Ferries
Sailing from UK and France to Dublin and Rosslare. Online booking
service.
Brittany
Ferries
Sail from France to Cork. Fares, schedules. Online booking service.
Swansea
Cork Ferries
Ferry schedules and fares. No online booking service.
Irish
Rail
National and Dublin suburban rail schedules and guideline prices.
Bus
Eireann
Schedules and fare information for national, local and international
routes.
Irish
Tourist Board
Over 11,000 places to stay and 14,000 things to do.
Irish
Government