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Gently rolling landscape, covered with lush greenery and peat bogs, sandy beaches with azure waters, crystal clear lakes and rivers. The republic of Ireland is the place where you get to experience nature’s pristine treasures, untouched by the wounds of modernity.
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Dublin is a small easy-going capital of Irish folks, is infamously known for its humanism, pubs, and Craic (an Irish word meaning a good time). Over the last few years, food and booze have been the center point of this cosmopolitan city. Well, chefs and breweries in Dublin are on the path of making extraordinary traditional treats pairing with fantastic drinks.
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Solo Traveling is an emerging trend amongst women across the world. It is one of the most empowering things for a woman as it makes them independent and sets them free. Thanks to some incredible tourism initiatives that more and more female travelers are traveling alone nowadays, compared to the last decade. It is the twenty-first century, and women have now started following their passions, they have also begun prioritizing themselves over others, and that is why they take out time from their schedule for solo traveling.
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Our job is certainly not boring, when recently we were asked to put together an experience for “The Norwegian Christmas Beer & Sausage Appreciation Society” for their trip to Dublin. We were up for the challenge.
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Galway has been named the fourth best city in the world to visit in 2020 by Lonely Planet – coming in ahead of cities like La Paz, Vancouver and Denver. The leading travel media company unveiled the accolade today (Monday, 21 October) in the prestigious Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2020 – its collection of the world’s hottest trends, destinations and experiences for the coming year.
Tourism Ireland plans to take every opportunity to maximise this accolade for Galway over the coming weeks and months. Its promotional campaign will roll out in Britain, the United States, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands and Belgium.
Welcoming the news, “The inclusion of Galway as the Number Four City in the world in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2020 is wonderful news and will surely help to inspire travellers everywhere to put Galway and the Wild Atlantic Way on their holiday wish-list for next year. It is another well-deserved accolade, which provides Tourism Ireland with a great hook to continue to promote Galway and Ireland around the world as a ‘must visit’ destination.”
Niall Gibbons, CEO of Tourism Ireland,
Galway is described in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2020 as “brilliantly bohemian” and “arguably Ireland’s most engaging city”. It goes on to talk about Galway 2020 and says: “vivid and vibrant, brimful of imagination, Galway in 2020 is home to a year-long, city-wide, arty party”.
Tourism Ireland’s campaign to leverage the accolade will roll out over the coming weeks. Activity to spread the good news will include:
Bridgette Brew, Galway 2020; Nóirín Hegarty, VP Digital Content, Lonely Planet; Niall Gibbons, CEO of Tourism Ireland; and Patricia Philbin, CEO of Galway 2020, at the announcement Galway has been named the fourth best city in the world to visit in 2020 by Lonely Planet.
Top ten cities in Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2020 are:
Check out our Irish Food Trail “Galway Experience” food tour.
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The Rag Trader opened in 2016 is a new bar in the city centre with a classic Dublin theme. A cosy homely styled bar located at the back entrance to Dublin’s popular bar Dakota. This classic styled bar captures the rag trader era from the moment you enter the venue.
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Walking through the door of the Boxty house feels like arriving home to me, there is agenuineness to the real Irish welcome you will find here – they’re not being polite because they’ve been trained to be, it’s very relaxed. This restaurant is homely, authentic the staff (our friends) are genuinely interested in where you come from and why you came here. Your first experience of a place will influence how you feel about the rest of your journey, so we recommend you start it here.
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During Prohibition, there were two types of drinking venues. The first was a ‘blind pig’, a venue where the lower class would dance to live music drinking beer or moonshine. The second venue was a ‘speakeasy’ which was a luxurious hidden venue for upper class citizens to drink high end alcohol like cocktails. From These two venues The Blind Peak Speakeasy came about.
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