Posts Tagged ‘ Ireland ’

The growth of Dublin seems to suggest that, in the future, there will be just three international airports in the Republic of Ireland. Is that what Irish people living outside Dublin want?

Although St Patrick’s Day is tomorrow, we are right in the middle of the four-day St Patrick’s Festival in Dublin.

All-in-all I’d book with a competitor that does try to stimulate my interest in a holiday which is what Gibraltar, Ireland and Virgin Atlantic manage with their more direct ads!

Just because you’re a seasoned traveller doesn’t mean you have any reason to get jaded in 2019. There are plenty of exciting new openings coming next year to inspire you to plan your next trip…

Destinations are pointing out what a good summer it has been for them. But a VAT increase in Ireland may deter UK tourists from visiting the Republic.

Think you’ve seen it all? Refresh your bucket list with these incredible new openings and experiences coming in 2018

The Irish government has introduced new rules saying that if a householder wants to short-term let their property then they have to get planning permission first.

It’s been a long, long week for Ryanair…

After the success of the Lake District in gaining UNESCO World Heritage status, some readers have asked for a list of all those in the UK and Ireland plus links to the sites.

Ireland and the USA are seeking more British holidaymakers. Would you consider a summer holiday there?

Last year saw more Britons travel aboard for over ten years.And more holidayed at home making 2016 a bumper year for travel.

Australian travel writer and author, Campbell Jefferys, shares his travel highs and lows with Just About Travel

Patricia and Dennis Cleveland-Peck enjoy following part of the Wexford Garden Trail.

Stingrays, a pirate, Halloween, the Forth Bridge and football themed hotels all appear in Adrian’s column this Saturday.

Patricia Cleveland-peck explores Ireland’s ancient east and starts in Enniscorthy.

With the downturn of in the value of sterling, where Britons are holidaying is one of things occupying Adrian’s mind this week.

After Brexit what happens when we want to visit the Republic of Ireland? Will people be able to cross the border easily? Will visas be required?

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world right now

Grayson Perry, those ceramic poppies that caused such interest last year and an inability to take a day’s holiday – amongst other things – tax Adrian’s thoughts this week

Adrian concentrates on domestic news as June heralds in the summer – it might even get warmer again!

The low-down on where we should be escaping to this October

Behinning with stories of indigenous peoples, Adrian ends up considering jousting at Leeds Castle and getting to Luton Airport in his regular summary of the smaller stories of the week,

Can nothing stop the continuing appeal of Croatia for visitors? More news from the country as Bolsover hopes to become a tourist destination, a beqach comes to Oxford and World Wine Week approaches.

Charlie McGrath from Objective Gap Safety talks travel

Starting with a prize holiday for two to Nashville, Adrian rounds up the smaller stories of the week for you.

Sometimes you could believe that St Patrick’s Day lasts weeks rather than one day.

Adrian joins the celebration of St David’s Day, finds another whisky story and a free tour of Doha amongst this week’s lesser covered stories.

Sean Conway became the first person to swim the length of Great Britain, from Land’s End to John O’Groats – via Ireland. Conway left west Cornwall on 30 June 2013. 135 days and 900 miles later, the 32 year-old reached the Caithness coast. He talks to Just About Travel about his experiences in South Africa, Spain and his aversion to sunshine