10-Day Ireland Road Trip from Dingle to Killarney, Galway, Dublin, and Limerick

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10 days & 9 nights
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Jan. - Dec.
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9 nights included
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10 days included
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Experience the freedom of the open road in Ireland as you embark on an unforgettable 10-day road trip! This experience caters to every traveler, featuring destinations like Dingle, Killarney, Limerick, Bunratty, Galway, The Municipal District of Trim, Slane, Dublin, Blarney, and Cork. Set off on the ultimate European adventure and create memories that will last a lifetime.

This perfectly planned road trip itinerary in Ireland takes you through some of the best places to see in the country. You will spend 2 nights in Dingle, 1 night in Killarney, 2 nights in Galway, 3 nights in Dublin, and 1 night in Limerick. Anticipate well-spent days sightseeing, eating delicious food, and experiencing the highlights of each destination!

With this travel package, you can choose from an extensive selection of accommodations along your road trip route in Ireland. We have handpicked the best hotels and places to stay across the country, including options for each budget. Whether you are in the mood for luxurious 5-star hotels or budget-friendly bed and breakfasts, we have got you covered.

Upon arriving in Dingle, the rental vehicle of your choice will be ready for collection. From there, the road trip can begin! Experience the ultimate freedom and uncover Ireland on your own terms.

An expertly curated travel plan makes sure you don’t miss out on any of the best things to see and do on your road trip in Ireland. Phoenix Park and St Stephen's Green are just a couple of the bucket-list attractions that await your discovery.

As you hit the open road and drive through Dingle, Killarney, Limerick, Bunratty, Galway, The Municipal District of Trim, Slane, Dublin, Blarney, and Cork, you will also enjoy plenty of opportunities to uncover hidden gems and experience the authentic charm of Ireland. Whether you are exploring enchanting towns and villages, discovering scenic routes, or indulging in local cuisine, there is always something new and exciting to experience in Ireland.

Throughout your road trip in Ireland, take breaks from sightseeing to explore your favorite destinations' top shopping streets and markets. Discover unique souvenirs that will forever remind you of your self-drive adventure in Ireland.

This package offers an all-in-one solution for your trip planning - choose flights, a rental car, accommodation, attractions, and tours that suit your needs and desires. You can customize each day of your road trip itinerary with flexible trip planning before and after booking.

The best services in Ireland fill up quickly, so book your spot early. Select a date and start planning your road trip in Ireland today!

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Flights, economy included
Hotel, 9 nights
Rental car, 10 days
CDW Insurance
Step-by-step guide
Personal travel agent
24/7 travel support

Destinations

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 Cork, Ireland. Fishing boats inside the port of Cobh. A city with colorful houses in Ireland.Cork
Limerick -  in IrelandLimerick / 1 night
Photo of beautiful landscape of Killarney, a city of Ireland.Killarney / 1 night
Galway - city in IrelandGalway / 2 nights
Blarney
Slane
Aerial view of Dublin city center at sunset with River Liffey and Samuel Beckett bridge in the middle. Bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava.Dublin / 3 nights
Bunratty
Dingle / 2 nights

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Attractions

Photo of Phoenix park with a beautiful view, Dublin, Ireland.Phoenix Park
St Stephen's GreenSt Stephen's Green
Dublin CastleDublin Castle
Photo of the entrance to Dublin Zoo in the Phoenix park, Dublin. Opened in 1831 it covers an area of 28 hectares in the heart of Dublin City.Dublin Zoo
Photo of the St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland.St Patrick's Cathedral
Photo of Guinness Storehouse, Popular Tourist Attraction in Dublin, Ireland.Guinness Storehouse
Photo of Greenhouse in The National Botanic Garden in Glasnevin, Dublin, Ireland.National Botanic Gardens
Photo of the Book of Kells exhibition at the library of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.The Book of Kells Experience
Photo of view of famous illuminated Ha Penny Bridge in Dublin, Ireland at sunset.Ha'penny Bridge
Photo of fountain depicting Galway Hookers in Eyre Square with Browne doorway in background in Galway, Ireland.Eyre Square
Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden, Pollacappul, Rinvyle ED, Conamara Municipal District, County Galway, Connacht, IrelandKylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden
Photo of exterior view of the National Museum of Ireland .National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, Bunratty East, Drumline ED, Shannon Municipal District, County Clare, Munster, IrelandBunratty Castle & Folk Park
Killarney National Park, Glenna, Muckross ED, Killarney Municipal District, County Kerry, Munster, IrelandKillarney National Park
Molly Malone StatueMolly Malone Statue
Blarney Castle & Gardens, Blarney, Blarney ED, Blarney - Macroom, Cork, County Cork, Munster, IrelandBlarney Castle & Gardens
Photo of Muckross House and gardens in National Park Killarney, Ireland.Muckross House
Photo of beautiful Christ Church in the city center, Dublin.Christ Church Cathedral
photo of view ofRoss Castle is a 15th-century tower house in County Kerry, Ireland.Ross Castle
Photo of view from Torc Mountain, Ireland.Torc Waterfall
photo of Trim Castle .Trim Castle
Connemara National Park, Addergoole, Ballynakill ED, Conamara Municipal District, County Galway, Connacht, IrelandConnemara National Park
photo of King Johns Castle Limerick City .King John's Castle
Irish Whiskey Museum, Royal Exchange A ED, Dublin, Dublin 2, County Dublin, Leinster, IrelandIrish Whiskey Museum
Spanish ArchSpanish Arch
photo of Blarney Castle, Co.Cork, Ireland, home of world famous Blarney Stone .Blarney Stone
photo of view of Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas, Galway, Ireland.Galway Cathedral
photo of Newgrange .Newgrange
photo of view of Knowth tumulus in the historical area of Brú na Bóinne, Irland.Brú na Bóinne
photo ofThe Iveagh Gardens designed in mid-19th century by Ninian Niven, Dublin, IrelandIveagh Gardens
photo of view of Aillwee Cave, Ballycahill, Irland.Aillwee Burren Experience
Trinity College Dublin, Mansion House A ED, Dublin, Dublin 2, County Dublin, Leinster, IrelandTrinity College Dublin
photo of view of 2nd May 2019, Slane, County Meath, Ireland. Slane Castle and Distillery, Irland.Slane Castle
photo of Front old City Gaol in County Cork. Republic of Ireland. Historic prison was built in 1824.Cork City Gaol
An Chonair / Conor Pass
photo of Knowth, Ireland. Archaeological site in eastern Ireland. Traces of human presence from prehistoric times to the Middle Ages. Neolithic gallery tombs from the 3rd millennium BC.Knowth
Treaty Stone, Deaneryland, Castle B, The Metropolitan District of Limerick City, County Limerick, Munster, IrelandTreaty Stone
Blarney Castle Gardens(Gairdíní Chaisleán na Blarnan), Monacnapa, Blarney ED, Blarney - Macroom, Cork, County Cork, Munster, IrelandBlarney Castle & Gardens(Gairdíní Chaisleán na Blarnan)
Dingle Lighthouse (Teach Solais an Daingin)

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Day 1

Day 1 – Dingle - arrival day

  • Dingle - Arrival day
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  • An Chonair / Conor Pass
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Say hello to Dingle! Your exciting road trip through Ireland is just about to start. Navigating the top places to see in the region is a breeze with a car. The rental vehicle of your choice will be ready for pickup upon your arrival in the town. You will stay in Dingle for 1 night before you continue your adventure!

Dingle is a beautiful town with plenty to discover. Soak in the lovely atmosphere and sit down for a bit to eat or drink.

Find your way to your hotel in Dingle. We recommend choosing a hotel in a central location for easy exploring. Check-in typically starts between 2 and 4 PM at hotels in Ireland. Settle in and make plans for the evening.

As dinnertime approaches, it's time to head out for a bite to eat in Dingle. If you are looking to dine at a popular restaurant in the city, it's often a good idea to reserve a table in advance.

Raise a toast to the start of your 10-day road trip in Ireland!

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Day 2

Day 2 – Dingle and Killarney

  • Killarney
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Drive 99 km, 2 hours 40 min

  • Muckross House
  • Killarney National Park
  • Torc Waterfall
  • Ross Castle
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On day 2 of your road trip in Ireland, you will get a true taste of the freedom a self-drive vacation in Europe entails. Today’s travel plans include stops at the most scenic, wondrous, and interesting places in Killarney. In the evening, you’ll end up in Killarney, where you will stay for 1 night.

Continue your road trip and head to your next destination, Killarney.

When you’re ready for some sightseeing, make your way to Ross Castle. This much-appreciated castle is rated 4.5 out of 5 stars in 7,141 reviews.

After soaking up all the sights of today's itinerary, you'll be ready to hit the road in the direction of Killarney. Killarney offers plenty of top-rated hotels and other places to stay on any travel budget. Check in at the hotel of your choice and take some time to relax before you head out to explore.

After a day of adventure, treat yourself to an exquisite dinner at one of Killarney's best restaurants.

As a top-rated it is an ideal choice in the city. Enjoy a lovely meal at The Mad Monk by Quinlans, a top-rated place to have dinner tonight. Alternatively, if your taste buds call for something different, Hannigans Bar, Restaurant & Rooftop Balcony is another top choice with a popular menu. You could also check for a table at The Shire Bar & Cafe. As an establishment that gains consistently high praises from customers, it’s an ideal choice in Killarney tonight.

Continue your lively evening at John M. Reidy, a perfect place for winding down or revving up the night, depending on which mood you’re in. Courtney's Bar is another excellent bar that offers a great selection of drinks to suit any mood. If you prefer to go somewhere else, Jimmy Brien's ensures a night out tailored to your taste.

Say good night to Killarney and look forward to another great day of your road trip in Ireland!

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Day 3

Day 3 – Killarney, Limerick, Bunratty, and Galway

  • Galway
  • Limerick
  • Bunratty
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Drive 238 km, 4 hours 3 min

  • Treaty Stone
  • King John's Castle
  • Bunratty Castle & Folk Park
  • Aillwee Burren Experience
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Experience an unparalleled adventure on day 3 of your road trip in Ireland. This exciting part of your journey invites you to discover the renowned landmarks in 2 vibrant destinations - Limerick and Bunratty. After a day filled with exploration and new experiences, you will retreat to the hotel of your choice in Galway. You will spend 2 nights here for some well-deserved relaxation.

Once you're ready to continue your road trip, it's time to buckle up and drive, eagerly anticipating your arrival in Limerick. This drive usually takes around 1 hour 39 min, without any stops or traffic disruptions.

Seize the day by visiting some of the best attractions in the area, like Treaty Stone. This extraordinary sightseeing destination has an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars from 392 visitors.

Next, make your way to King John's Castle. This castle is rated an average of 4.4 out of 5 stars in 5,634 reviews.

Once you're ready to continue your road trip, it's time to buckle up and drive, eagerly anticipating your arrival in Bunratty. This drive usually takes around 17 min, without any stops or traffic disruptions.

When you’re ready for some sightseeing, make your way to Bunratty Castle & Folk Park. This much-appreciated park is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars in 12,442 reviews.

At the end of the day, you will drive to Galway, where you'll have a room waiting for you at the perfect place to stay. Check in and enjoy some downtime.

As you are wrapping up for the day, treat yourself to a satisfying dinner at a nice restaurant in Galway. Enjoy a relaxing evening as you savor delicious local cuisine and reflect on the day's adventures.

Have a fantastic dining experience at The Front Door Pub, a highly recommended choice for tonight's dinner. If you're looking to mix things up, O'Connell's Bar Galway offers an enticing alternative with its varied menu. Additionally, Zappis Restaurant is worth considering. Renowned for satisfying diners, it’s an ideal option for tonight in Galway.

Cap off your culinary experience with a visit to some of the most celebrated bars in the area. For instance, Tigh Neachtain stands out as an excellent choice for a post-dinner cocktail. Alternatively, The Crane Bar offers an ideal atmosphere to enjoy the pleasures of the night. O'Connor's Famous Pub is also a great option that provides a perfect setting for a relaxing evening.

Get a good night's sleep and look forward to another great day on the road in Ireland!

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Day 4

Day 4 – Galway

  • Galway
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Drive 159 km, 3 hours 9 min

  • Connemara National Park
  • Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden
  • Galway Cathedral
  • Spanish Arch
  • Eyre Square
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On day 4 of your road trip, you will have an entire day to explore Galway. You’ll stay in Galway for 1 night and discover all the best things to see and do in the area.

Drop by the renowned Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas, Galway. This popular catholic cathedral has been rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars by 4,556 visitors.

Another unforgettable place to experience is Spanish Arch. Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars by 5,753 visitors, this point of interest deserves a spot on today's sightseeing itinerary.

We also recommend a visit to Eyre Square. This square has been rated an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars in 13,114 reviews.

Immerse yourself in the local scene through top-rated tours and activities. You can choose from a wide variety of easy to challenging tours and easily add them to your travel package below.

As dinnertime approaches, it's time to head out for a bite to eat in Galway. If you are looking to dine at a popular restaurant in the city, it's often a good idea to reserve a table in advance.

Make sure to reserve a table at A Púcán, an iconic dining spot in Galway. This culinary treasure and its outstanding menu have enchanted food enthusiasts from around the world. Immerse yourself in the culinary delights of The Skeff Bar, a popular restaurant in Galway. With a menu designed to delight, it ensures a dining experience that transcends the ordinary. Experience the culinary magic of Kai Restaurant, a hidden gem nestled in Galway. Known for its exquisite cuisine and inviting atmosphere, it's a dining experience you won't soon forget.

Keep the excitement of the evening going by going to a bar or two. Caribou is an excellent place to start. You could also check out Taaffes Bar, offering a different kind of charm. A last recommendation for the day is Monroe's Tavern. This bar promises an enjoyable experience with tasty drinks and a vibrant setting.

Relax and reminisce about your day in Ireland and look forward to more memorable moments to come!

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Day 5

Day 5 – Galway, The Municipal District of Trim, Slane, The Municipal District of Laytown — Bettystown, and Dublin

  • Dublin
  • Trim
  • Slane
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Drive 275 km, 3 hours 35 min

  • Trim Castle
  • Slane Castle
  • Knowth
  • Brú na Bóinne
  • Newgrange
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Dive into day 5 of your remarkable road trip in Ireland. Today you will explore The Municipal District of Trim, Slane, and The Municipal District of Laytown — Bettystown, where you will have the opportunity to experience all the top things to see and do. At the end of the day, you’ll unwind at one of the finest accommodations in Dublin. You’ll stay here for 3 nights.

As you’ve unraveled the marvels of Galway, it’s time to gear up for the next part of your road trip adventure. Under favorable conditions, your drive to The Municipal District of Trim may take around 1 hour 56 min. Upon your arrival in The Municipal District of Trim, you’ll be greeted with the opportunity to do some sightseeing and exploring.

Make Trim Castle one of your first sightseeing stops in The Municipal District of Trim. Rated an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars by 6,117 travelers, a visit to this local attraction makes for a great introduction to the area.

Slane’s wonders await as you prepare for another journey on the road, leaving the breathtaking surroundings of The Municipal District of Trim behind. This drive usually takes around 34 min. Slane welcomes you with a multitude of unique vacation experiences.

An excellent attraction to start your day with is Slane Castle. This castle is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 3,459 reviews.

When you’re done exploring for the day, you’ll drive to Dublin, where you'll have a hotel waiting for you. Check in and spend some time relaxing before you head out to explore the city.

As you explore more of Dublin, you'll discover that its culinary landscape is as diverse as its attractions. Whether you're craving traditional dishes bursting with local flavors or innovative creations that push the boundaries of taste, you're sure to find a dining experience that satisfies your cravings.

Begin your culinary exploration in Dublin by securing a reservation at Bastible. This renowned restaurant offers an exceptional menu of modern cuisine. For another dining delight, visit Patrick Guilbaud, celebrated for its delectable modern french menu. This acclaimed 2-star Michelin-recipient consistently leaves guests satisfied, making it a must-visit during your holiday. Looking for a different experience? Discover Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen, a top local spot known for its tantalizing modern menu. With a 2-star Michelin recognition, it guarantees an exceptional dining adventure.

Keep the evening going at Light House Cinema, a great choice for enjoying the after-dinner hours with a drink.

Take some time to reflect on your day and savor another beautiful night in Ireland.

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Day 6

Day 6 – Dublin

  • Dublin
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Drive 19 km, 1 hour 11 min

  • Phoenix Park
  • Dublin Zoo
  • Guinness Storehouse
  • St Stephen's Green
  • Iveagh Gardens
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Day 6 of your road trip across Ireland promises a magnificent time exploring Dublin. You have 2 nights left in Dublin. Take the opportunity to experience more of the best attractions and activities in the city.

Journey into the unknown at Phoenix Park, a unique attraction awaiting your visit. This remarkable park has an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars from 37,298 reviews.

When you’re ready to continue your sightseeing, Dublin Zoo is a recommended place to visit. This zoo is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 25,663 reviews. Based on recent data, the attraction hosts 1,105,005 visitors per year.

Another must-see attraction in Dublin is Guinness Storehouse. Rated an average of 4.4 out of 5 stars by 19,154 travelers, this popular tourist destination in Dublin offers an experience you will remember.

St Stephen's Green is another popular stop on travelers' itineraries in Dublin. This park promises memorable moments of exploring. Other travelers have rated this attraction 4.7 out of 5 stars in 29,521 reviews.

Lastly, don't miss out on Iveagh Gardens. Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars by 3,956 local and international travelers, it's a popular place to visit.

There are plenty of experiences you can choose from in Ireland that will add excitement to your vacation. When you’re keen to discover what else Dublin has in store for you, use this day to go on a tour. This tour allows curious travelers like you to experience the best of the country. You can make the most of your time in Ireland by scrolling down and selecting tours and activities to include on your itinerary for the day.

As you explore more of Dublin, you'll discover that its culinary landscape is as diverse as its attractions. Whether you're craving traditional dishes bursting with local flavors or innovative creations that push the boundaries of taste, you're sure to find a dining experience that satisfies your cravings.

As a top-rated it is an ideal choice in the city. Enjoy a lovely meal at Chapter One Restaurant, a top-rated place to have dinner tonight. Alternatively, if your taste buds call for something different, The Bank on College Green is another top choice with a popular menu. You could also check for a table at Café en Seine. As an establishment that gains consistently high praises from customers, it’s an ideal choice in Dublin tonight.

As the day draws to a close, take a moment to unwind and prepare for the next exciting chapter of your road trip in in Ireland.

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Day 7

Day 7 – Dublin

  • Dublin
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Drive 11 km, 1 hour 3 min

  • Ha'penny Bridge
  • Dublin Castle
  • Christ Church Cathedral
  • St Patrick's Cathedral
  • National Botanic Gardens
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Day 7 offers a multitude of experiences. You will stay in Dublin for 1 night more, offering you enough time to explore at a relaxed pace.

Start your sightseeing with a visit to Ha'penny Bridge. This footbridge is a popular stop on travelers’ itineraries in Dublin, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars by 13,278 visitors.

Dublin Castle is another popular place of interest you can visit today. The average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars from 31,463 reviews gives you an idea of other visitors’ experience at this attraction.

If it’s still bright and early, make your way to Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin. Visitors have rated this anglican or episcopal cathedral an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars in 9,563 reviews.

St Patrick's Cathedral is another unique site you can experience today. This attraction is an anglican or episcopal cathedral rated an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars in 21,169 reviews.

Make your way to the fantastic National Botanic Gardens, perhaps the most famous botanical garden in Dublin. This attraction is rated 4.8 out of 5 stars by 15,718 travelers.

If you have an appetite for more adventure, check out the fantastic selection of tours and tickets offered in Dublin on this day of your trip. You'll find the most recommended ones below.

After a long day of exploring, sit down for a delicious dinner at a top-rated restaurant in Dublin.

Make sure to book a table at FX Buckley Steakhouse Temple Bar, a popular restaurant in Dublin. This acclaimed restaurant and its mouthwatering dishes have earned the admiration of countless food lovers. Alternatively, experience a taste of Dublin at Mr Fox, a popular local restaurant. With a menu designed to impress, it promises a journey of flavors that will leave you captivated. Another top-rated restaurant to try is Porterhouse Temple Bar. As a dining spot that gains consistently high praise from guests, it’s an ideal choice to enhance your time to Dublin tonight.

Relax and recharge in preparation for another adventurous day in Ireland!

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Day 8

Day 8 – Dublin and Limerick

  • Limerick
  • Dublin
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Drive 199 km, 2 hours 49 min

  • Irish Whiskey Museum
  • Molly Malone Statue
  • The Book of Kells Experience
  • Trinity College Dublin
  • National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
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Embark on another extraordinary experience on day 8 of your road trip in Ireland. Today, you will make 1 stop and experience some of the highlights of Dublin. At the end of the day, you will enjoy the comforts of a top-rated hotel in Limerick, which will be your home away from home for 1 night.

Begin your sightseeing with a visit to Irish Whiskey Museum. This museum is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 6,081 reviews.

Next up, make your way to Molly Malone Statue. This point of interest has an average rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars from 11,774 reviews.

When you’re ready for your next sight of the day, continue to Book of Kells. This codex has an average rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars from 13,299 visitors.

Beyond the above-mentioned attractions, you also have the opportunity to visit Trinity College Dublin. This university is rated an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars by 4,032 visitors.

If you’re keen to explore even more, then consider a visit to National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology. This national museum is a much-appreciated attraction with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars from 12,321 visitors. Approximately 370,965 travelers visit National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology every year.

After soaking up all the sights of today's itinerary, you'll be ready to hit the road in the direction of Limerick. Limerick offers plenty of top-rated hotels and other places to stay on any travel budget. Check in at the hotel of your choice and take some time to relax before you head out to explore.

As dinnertime approaches, it's time to head out for a bite to eat in Limerick. If you are looking to dine at a popular restaurant in the city, it's often a good idea to reserve a table in advance.

Enjoy a delicious meal at Collins Bar Dooradoyle, a highly-rated dining destination in Limerick. If you're eager to try something different, consider Bobby Byrne's, another top spot with a tantalizing menu. You might also want to secure a reservation at The Old Quarter GastroPub. With a reputation for consistently satisfied customers, it’s an excellent choice to enhance your stay in Limerick this evening.

Continue your evening by exploring the vibrant nightlife scene at South's Pub, a prime destination for a thrilling night out. Also, don’t forget to check out The Glen Tavern, a bar that offers unique local touches. Likewise, The Red Hen provides an excellent alternative for a fun evening.

Relax and recharge in preparation for another adventurous day in Ireland!

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Day 9

Day 9 – Limerick, Blarney, Cork, and Dingle

  • Dingle
  • Blarney
  • Cork
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Drive 251 km, 3 hours 50 min

  • Blarney Stone
  • Blarney Castle & Gardens
  • Blarney Castle & Gardens(Gairdíní Chaisleán na Blarnan)
  • Cork City Gaol
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On day 9 of your exciting self-drive vacation in Ireland, you’ll soak in the magnificence of 2 destinations, Blarney and Cork. When you’re not sightseeing, take time to relax at your selected hotel in Dingle, where you’ll be staying for 1 night.

Blarney’s wonders await as you prepare for another journey on the road, leaving the breathtaking surroundings of Limerick behind. This drive usually takes around 1 hour 21 min. Blarney welcomes you with a multitude of unique vacation experiences.

Make Blarney Stone your first stop of the day. Previous visitors have rated this stone an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 4,710 reviews.

Next up, make a stop at Blarney Castle & Gardens. With an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars by 10,764 visitors, it's easy to understand why so many people visit this park every year.

Blarney Castle & Gardens(Gairdíní Chaisleán na Blarnan) is another attraction you can visit on this day of your vacation. This park has an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars by 405 visitors.

Set your GPS to Cork and hit the road. Expect a journey of approximately 10 min without stops. Soak in the beautiful landscapes as you drive and look forward to exploring your next destination. Cork beckons with new experiences!

Your sightseeing of the day begins at Cork City Gaol, a remarkable prison where it’s easy to get lost in exploration. This top attraction is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 2,919 reviews.

At the end of the day, you will drive to Dingle, where you'll have a room waiting for you at the perfect place to stay. Check in and enjoy some downtime.

After a long day of exploring, sit down for a delicious dinner at a top-rated restaurant in Dingle.

Raise your glass to another unforgettable day in Ireland!

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Day 10

Day 10 – Dingle - departure day

  • Dingle - Departure day
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  • Dingle Lighthouse (Teach Solais an Daingin)
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Day 10 of your road trip in Ireland is your departure day. This is your chance to catch a last glimpse of Dingle before saying goodbye to this wonderful destination. If you've still got time left, we recommend doing some last-minute shopping or sightseeing.

As you approach the end of your journey in Ireland, take a moment for some retail therapy in Dingle’s celebrated shopping district. Thanks to your stay’s premier location, you can easily visit the town’s commercial hubs and wander through its diverse range of local shops without rushing.

Whether you’re on a hunt for an ideal present to give to your friends or family or looking for a personal memento to remind you of Ireland, a variety of items are waiting for you. Hold onto the magic of Ireland with these wonderful souvenirs, ensuring your memories never fade.

A top pick for your self-guided sightseeing tour today is Dingle Lighthouse (Teach Solais a Daingin). Previous visitors have rated this point of interest an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 141 reviews.

Before you conclude your road trip in Ireland, drop by another restaurant for a last chance at a memorable dining experience in Dingle.

You’ll then say farewell to Dingle. Drive to the airport, return your car, and take the opportunity to get some last-minute souvenirs before you board your flight home. We wish you a pleasant journey and hope you leave with many wonderful memories of your road trip in Ireland!

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