With its unique landscapes and friendly people Ireland is one of the world's top tourist destinations. From the moonscapes of the Burren in County Clare to the Giant's Causeway in the North East you will be overawed by the captivating beauty of this mystic island.

Ireland is packed with historical, natural and cultural attractions; whether for a short weekend break or an extended adventure, visitors are never short of something to see or do. Its thriving cities have an array of restaurants and nightlife catering for modern and traditional tastes alike. If it's music, dance, opera or theatre you enjoy, a trip to one of the main cities is sure to satisfy your appetite. Follow the legions of Dublin devotees with a stay in the South East, carry on down to Cork or go West for a glimpse of Galway and Limerick - wherever you are, you won't be disappointed.

Ancient monuments, historic ruins and treasures abound, take a look at the Ancient Book of Kells in the Library at Trinity College or Europe's largest stalactite in the Doolin Cave. Spend a day - or two - at the Dogs in Harold's Cross or the Horse Racing in the Curragh, surf in the wild Atlantic or take a leisurely stroll around Joyce's Dublin. It's in Ireland that you will find time to do whatever takes your fancy. Switch your watch to 'Irish Time' and let the days and nights merge together.

Short or long stays are catered for in abundance with weekend breaks a specialty. You can come for the surf, the angling, the horse racing or just because you want to but mostly you will leave remarking on the beauty of the landscape and the warmth of the people.