14-Day Ireland Road Trip from Dingle to Limerick, Dublin, Letterkenny, Sligo, Galway, and Cork

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14 days & 13 nights
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Jan. - Dec.
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Experience the freedom of the open road in Ireland as you embark on an unforgettable 14-day road trip! This experience caters to every traveler, featuring destinations like Dingle, Killarney, Limerick, Kilkenny, Dundrum, Dublin, Enniskerry, The Municipal District of Trim, Letterkenny, Kincasslagh, Bundoran, Sligo, Galway, Kinvarra, Ennis, Bunratty, The Municipal District of Adare — Rathkeale, Cork, Blarney, and Carrigtwohill. 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 Limerick, 3 nights in Dublin, 2 nights in Letterkenny, 1 night in Sligo, 3 nights in Galway, and 1 night in Cork. 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 Cliffs of Moher 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, Kilkenny, Dundrum, Dublin, Enniskerry, The Municipal District of Trim, Letterkenny, Kincasslagh, Bundoran, Sligo, Galway, Kinvarra, Ennis, Bunratty, The Municipal District of Adare — Rathkeale, Cork, Blarney, and Carrigtwohill, 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, 13 nights
Rental car, 14 days
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 Cork, Ireland. Fishing boats inside the port of Cobh. A city with colorful houses in Ireland.Cork / 1 night
Limerick -  in IrelandLimerick / 1 night
Carrigtwohill
Photo of beautiful landscape of Killarney, a city of Ireland.Killarney
Enniskerry
Galway - city in IrelandGalway / 3 nights
Blarney
Photo of aerial view of St Marys church in Kincasslagh, County Donegal, Ireland.Donegal
Photo of River Nore in Kilkenny in Ireland by Taylor Floyd MewsKilkenny
Adare
Ennis
Kinvarra
Bundoran
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
Photo of aerial view of Sligo Town, Ireland.Sligo / 1 night
Dingle / 2 nights
Photo of aerial view of Cathedral of St. Eunan and St. Columba in Letterkenny ,Co. Donegal Ireland.Letterkenny / 2 nights
Dundrum

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Attractions

Photo of Phoenix park with a beautiful view, Dublin, Ireland.Phoenix Park
Photo of amazing Cliffs of Moher at sunset in Ireland, County Clare.Cliffs of Moher
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 Fota Wildlife Park: giraffe being fed leaves, Ireland.Fota Wildlife Park
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
Kilkenny CastleKilkenny Castle
Kilkenny Castle. Historic landmark in the town of Kilkenny in Ireland.Kilkenny Castle 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
Powerscourt House & Gardens, Powerscourt Demesne, Enniskerry ED, The Municipal District of Bray, County Wicklow, Leinster, IrelandPowerscourt House & Gardens
Photo of Marlay Park, Marlay House and farmer's market, Dublin, Ireland.Marlay Park
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
Glencar Waterfall, Largandoon, Glencar ED, Manorhamilton Municipal District, County Leitrim, Connacht, IrelandGlencar Waterfall
Photo of Fitzgerald’s Park is on the Cork and was founded for the Cork Exhibition which was attended by Queen Victoria.Fitzgerald Park
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
Glenveagh National Park, Derrylahan, Cross Roads ED, Glenties Municipal District, County Donegal, IrelandGlenveagh National Park
Dunguaire CastleDunguaire Castle
Galway Atlantaquaria, National Aquarium of Ireland, Lenaboy, Salthill, Galway City, County Galway, Connacht, IrelandGalway Atlantaquaria, National Aquarium of Ireland
An Chonair / Conor Pass
photo of Glenveagh Castle, Donegal in Ireland .Donegal Castle
Walled Victorian Garden
photo of Galway City Museum Galway, Irland.Galway City Museum
The National Reptile Zoo, Leggetsrath West, Kilkenny Rural, The Municipal District of Kilkenny City, County Kilkenny, Leinster, IrelandThe National Reptile Zoo
photo of Glenveagh Castle, Donegal in Northern Ireland. Beautiful park and garden in Glenveagh National Park, second largest park of the country. Gleann Bheatha in Irish languageGlenveagh Castle
Fairy Bridges, Finner, Bundoran ED, Bundoran Urban ED, Donegal Municipal District, County Donegal, IrelandFairy Bridges
Great Escape Rooms, Townparks, St Nicholas, Galway City, County Galway, Connacht, IrelandGreat Escape Rooms
The Latin Quarter, Townparks, Eyre Square, Galway City, County Galway, Connacht, IrelandThe Latin Quarter
Limerick Racecourse
Glenevin Waterfall, Straid, Straid ED, Inishowen Municipal District, County Donegal, IrelandGlenevin Waterfall
Largy Viewpoint, Largysillagh, Crownarad ED, Donegal Municipal District, County Donegal, IrelandLargy Viewpoint
Ennis Friary, Clonroad Beg, Ennis No. 3 Urban ED, Ennis Municipal District, County Clare, Munster, IrelandEnnis Friary
photo of Aerial view on Salmon Weir Bridge over river Corrib, Cloudy sky, Galway city, Ireland .Salmon Weir Bridge
Dingle Lighthouse (Teach Solais an Daingin)
Donegal Railway Heritage CentreDonegal Railway Heritage Centre

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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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Your road trip adventure in Ireland begins as soon as you reach Dingle and pick up your car. You’ll stay in Dingle for 1 night and explore the best things to see and do, sample the local cuisine, and choose from a curated selection of the best hotels and places to stay in the town.

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

Make your way to your chosen hotel. Check-in typically starts between 2 and 4 PM in Dingle. Make yourself at home and enjoy some downtime before heading out again.

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.

This renowned restaurant holds , and offers an exceptional menu of cuisine.

Raise a toast to the start of your 14-day road trip in Ireland!

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Day 2

Day 2 – Dingle, Killarney, and Limerick

  • Limerick
  • Killarney
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Drive 209 km, 4 hours 14 min

  • Ross Castle
  • Muckross House
  • Killarney National Park
  • Torc Waterfall
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Dive into day 2 of your remarkable road trip in Ireland. Today you will explore Killarney, 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 Limerick. You’ll stay here for 1 night.

Set your GPS to Killarney and hit the road. Expect a journey of approximately 1 hour 10 min without stops. Soak in the beautiful landscapes as you drive and look forward to exploring your next destination. Killarney beckons with new experiences!

Begin your sightseeing with a visit to Ross Castle. This castle is rated an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars in 7,141 reviews.

Once you're ready to continue your road trip, it's time to buckle up and drive, eagerly anticipating your arrival in Killarney. This drive usually takes around 1 hour 10 min, without any stops or traffic disruptions.

A top pick for your self-guided sightseeing tour today is Muckross House. Previous visitors have rated this house an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars in 9,388 reviews.

Killarney National Park is a local recommendation that you also can pay a visit today. This park is rated an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars in 10,587 reviews.

Another attraction you won't want to miss is Torc Mountain. This mountain is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 6,640 reviews.

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

Indulge in a memorable dining experience at one of Limerick's most popular restaurants, and connect with friendly locals for an authentic adventure.

Have a fantastic dining experience at Collins Bar Dooradoyle, a highly recommended choice for tonight's dinner. If you're looking to mix things up, Bobby Byrne's offers an enticing alternative with its varied menu. Additionally, The Old Quarter GastroPub is worth considering. Renowned for satisfying diners, it’s an ideal option for tonight in Limerick.

Following your dinner, dive into the local bar culture at South's Pub. Alternatively, go to The Glen Tavern, the perfect place for those looking to experience the best of the nightlife. Similarly, The Red Hen provides excellent drinks and a great atmosphere, ensuring a memorable night out.

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

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Day 3

Day 3 – Limerick, Kilkenny, Dundrum, and Dublin

  • Dublin
  • Kilkenny
  • Dundrum
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Drive 271 km, 3 hours 46 min

  • Kilkenny Castle Park
  • Kilkenny Castle
  • The National Reptile Zoo
  • Marlay Park
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Embark on another extraordinary experience on day 3 of your road trip in Ireland. Today, you will make 2 stops and experience some of the highlights of Kilkenny and Dundrum. At the end of the day, you will enjoy the comforts of a top-rated hotel in Dublin, which will be your home away from home for 3 nights.

Embrace the thrill of the open road as you wave goodbye to Limerick and set your GPS to Kilkenny. While on the road, immerse yourself in your favorite road trip tunes or sample the sounds from a local radio station. This car ride usually takes around 1 hour 44 min. Upon reaching Kilkenny, unwind, observe, and explore. The best things to do, see, and eat are waiting for you.

Kick off the day at Kilkenny Castle, a top pick for today’s sightseeing. This schloss country house museum is rated an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars in 10,743 reviews.

Today is also your chance to visit Kilkenny Castle. Kilkenny Castle is a schloss country house museum with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars from 11,458 reviews.

The National Reptile Zoo is another top attraction we highly recommend you visit today. This zoo is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars by 1,558 visitors.

When you’ve had your share of Kilkenny, prepare for your next destination. Admire the views and listen to some good music as you drive in the direction of Dundrum. Your travel time is around 1 hour 19 min.

When you're ready to see some sights, Marlay Park is a great place to start. This park is rated an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars by 8,107 visitors.

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

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

Enjoy an outstanding dining experience at Bastible, a 1-star Michelin restaurant offering an exceptional modern menu. If you are in the mood for trying an alternative dining experience, consider visiting the nearby 2-star Michelin-awardee, Patrick Guilbaud, known for its delicious modern french cuisine. Another highly-recommended restaurant in Dublin is Chapter One by Mickael Viljanen, a renowned restaurant , known for its delicious modern menu.

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

Raise your glass to another unforgettable day in Ireland!

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Day 4

Day 4 – Dublin and Enniskerry

  • Dublin
  • Enniskerry
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Drive 95 km, 2 hours 17 min

  • Powerscourt House & Gardens
  • Phoenix Park
  • Dublin Zoo
  • Guinness Storehouse
  • National Botanic Gardens
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Greet day 4 of your road trip in Ireland with a smile and start your day with a hearty breakfast. You will return to Dublin for your remaining 2 nights in the city later today, but first, it’s time for some exploring! On the agenda for this day, you’ll find only the best things to see and do in Enniskerry and Dublin.

Drop by the renowned Phoenix Park. This popular park has been rated an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars by 37,298 visitors.

Another unforgettable place to experience is Dublin Zoo. Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars by 25,663 visitors, this zoo deserves a spot on today's sightseeing itinerary.

We also recommend a visit to Guinness Storehouse. This tourist attraction has been rated an average of 4.4 out of 5 stars in 19,154 reviews.

Another favorite attraction in the area is National Botanic Gardens. This botanical garden and popular place of interest enjoys a rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars from 15,718 local and international travelers.

Fasten your seatbelt and make your way to your next stop. Enniskerry, home to many well-known sights in the region, is a lovely destination on today’s itinerary. Keep in mind that your travel time from Dublin to Enniskerry may take around 49 min without traffic disruptions. Upon arrival in Enniskerry, we highly recommend checking out some of the top attractions.

Make Powerscourt House & Gardens your first stop of the day. Previous visitors have rated this park an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars in 9,458 reviews.

When you’re done exploring for the day, you’ll return to Dublin and your accommodation.

As dinnertime approaches, it's time to head out for a bite to eat in Dublin. 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.

Treat yourself to a delicious dinner at Chapter One Restaurant, an excellent option for tonight's dining. Looking for something different? The Bank on College Green offers a tantalizing alternative with its diverse menu. And don’t miss Café en Seine. With its reputation for pleasing customers, it’s a fantastic choice for tonight in Dublin.

Raise your glass to another unforgettable day in Ireland!

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Day 5

Day 5 – Dublin

  • Dublin
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Drive 5 km, 1 hour 9 min

  • St Patrick's Cathedral
  • St Stephen's Green
  • National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology
  • The Book of Kells Experience
  • Molly Malone Statue
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Day 5 of your road trip will take you to the best attractions Dublin has to offer. Cherish the 1 night you have left in Dublin by discovering the best things there are to see and do in the city.

A top pick for your self-guided sightseeing tour today is St Patrick's Cathedral. Previous visitors have rated this anglican or episcopal cathedral an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars in 21,169 reviews.

St Stephen's Green is a local recommendation that you also can pay a visit today. This park is rated an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars in 29,521 reviews.

Another attraction you won't want to miss is National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology. This national museum is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 12,321 reviews. Every year, around 370,965 travelers visit this site to discover its unique features.

Book of Kells is another outstanding experience in Dublin. Around 13,299 travelers have rated this codex an average of 4.4 out of 5 stars.

If you long for more, Molly Malone Statue is not far away. This point of interest is a lovely addition to your itinerary. Previous visitors have rated it an average of 4.4 out of 5 stars in 11,774 reviews.

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.

As dinnertime approaches, it's time to head out for a bite to eat in Dublin. 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.

As a top-rated it is an ideal choice in the city. Enjoy a lovely meal at FX Buckley Steakhouse Temple Bar, a top-rated place to have dinner tonight. Alternatively, if your taste buds call for something different, Mr Fox is another top choice with a popular menu. You could also check for a table at Porterhouse Temple Bar. As an establishment that gains consistently high praises from customers, it’s an ideal choice in Dublin tonight.

Savor another day of unforgettable experiences in Ireland!

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Day 6

Day 6 – Dublin, The Municipal District of Trim, and Letterkenny

  • Letterkenny
  • Dublin
  • Trim
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Drive 254 km, 4 hours 6 min

  • Ha'penny Bridge
  • Dublin Castle
  • Christ Church Cathedral
  • Trim Castle
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On day 6 of your exciting self-drive vacation in Ireland, you’ll soak in the magnificence of 2 destinations, Dublin and The Municipal District of Trim. When you’re not sightseeing, take time to relax at your selected hotel in Letterkenny, where you’ll be staying for 2 nights.

Be one of the day’s first visitors at Ha'penny Bridge. This footbridge is rated an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars by 13,278 visitors.

When you’re finished at Ha'penny Bridge, head to Dublin Castle. This one-of-a-kind point of interest is rated an average of 4.3 out of 5 stars in 31,463 reviews.

Beyond the above-mentioned attractions, you also have the opportunity to visit Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin. This anglican or episcopal cathedral is rated an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars by 9,563 visitors.

As you’ve unraveled the marvels of Dublin, 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 45 min. Upon your arrival in The Municipal District of Trim, you’ll be greeted with the opportunity to do some sightseeing and exploring.

Start your sightseeing with a visit to Trim Castle. This castle is a popular stop on travelers’ itineraries in The Municipal District of Trim, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars by 6,117 visitors.

After soaking up all the sights of today's itinerary, you'll be ready to hit the road in the direction of Letterkenny. Letterkenny 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 long day of exploring, sit down for a delicious dinner at a top-rated restaurant in Letterkenny.

Treat yourself to a delightful dinner at Stateside American Restaurant, highly recommended for tonight's dining. Or, if you're feeling adventurous, why not try Burrito Loco? It's another excellent option with a diverse menu. Consider reserving a table at Friars Rest Letterkenny as well. Known for its consistent customer satisfaction, it’s an ideal pick for tonight in Letterkenny.

After your meal, keep the night alive at a bar like The Wolfe Tone, known for its lively atmosphere. The Central Bar is another top recommendation that provides the perfect setting with well-crafted drinks and a welcoming ambiance. Similarly, Sister Sara’s offers an excellent atmosphere for those looking to amp up the evening.

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

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Day 7

Day 7 – Letterkenny and Glenties Municipal District

  • Letterkenny
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Drive 171 km, 2 hours 51 min

  • Glenevin Waterfall
  • Glenveagh National Park
  • Glenveagh Castle
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Day 7 offers a multitude of experiences. You will stay in Glenties Municipal District for 1 night more, offering you enough time to explore at a relaxed pace.

One of the most unique ways of discovering what else Glenties Municipal District has to offer is by going on a top-rated tour. Be sure to check out all the experiences Glenties Municipal District offers and add your favorites to your Ireland travel package below.

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

Make sure to reserve a table at Charleys Cafe, an iconic dining spot in Letterkenny. This culinary treasure and its outstanding menu have enchanted food enthusiasts from around the world. Immerse yourself in the culinary delights of Yellow Pepper, a popular restaurant in Letterkenny. With a menu designed to delight, it ensures a dining experience that transcends the ordinary. Experience the culinary magic of Mr Chippie, Station Roundabout, Letterkenny. , a hidden gem nestled in Letterkenny. Known for its exquisite cuisine and inviting atmosphere, it's a dining experience you won't soon forget.

Keep the evening going at Warehouse Bar & Kitchen, a great choice for enjoying the after-dinner hours with a drink. You could also go to McGinleys Bar, which offers a similarly pleasant setting and great drinks. Another option is Sonny McSwine's, Letterkenny - McCafferty's Bar Group, which provides an inviting environment for unwinding after a busy day out.

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

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Day 8

Day 8 – Letterkenny, Kincasslagh, Bundoran, and Sligo

  • Sligo
  • Donegal
  • Bundoran
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Drive 182 km, 2 hours 47 min

  • Largy Viewpoint
  • Donegal Railway Heritage Centre
  • Donegal Castle
  • Fairy Bridges
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Experience an unparalleled adventure on day 8 of your road trip in Ireland. This exciting part of your journey invites you to discover the renowned landmarks in 2 vibrant destinations - Kincasslagh and Bundoran. After a day filled with exploration and new experiences, you will retreat to the hotel of your choice in Sligo. You will spend 1 night here for some well-deserved relaxation.

As you’ve unraveled the marvels of Kincasslagh, it’s time to gear up for the next part of your road trip adventure. Under favorable conditions, your drive to Bundoran may take around 24 min. Upon your arrival in Bundoran, you’ll be greeted with the opportunity to do some sightseeing and exploring.

Journey into the unknown at Largy Viewpoint, a unique attraction awaiting your visit. This remarkable point of interest has an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars from 727 reviews.

Continue your road trip and head to your next destination, Bundoran. This car ride takes around 24 min.

Drop by the renowned Donegal Railway Centre. This popular museum has been rated an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars by 263 visitors.

Another unforgettable place to experience is Donegal Castle. Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars by 2,574 visitors, this castle deserves a spot on today's sightseeing itinerary.

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

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

Esteemed as a restaurant, it features an exceptional menu. Treat yourself to a wonderful meal at Coach Lane Restaurant @ Donaghy's Bar, a top-rated dining spot in Sligo. If you're in the mood for something new, try The Harp Tavern, another premier location with a delectable menu. You might also want to book a table at Fiddlers Creek Restaurant & Bar. Known for its consistently satisfied patrons, it’s a perfect choice to elevate your evening in Sligo.

After savoring a delicious meal, step into the vibrant nightlife at Foleys, where the evening is just getting started. In the same way, The Belfry Bar offers a unique charm perfect for experiencing the local bar scene in Sligo. The Snug Bar is another top-recommended bar that is sure to get you into the mood for some dancing and celebrating.

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

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Day 9

Day 9 – Sligo, Manorhamilton Municipal District, and Galway

  • Galway
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Drive 164 km, 2 hours 42 min

  • Glencar Waterfall
  • Galway Cathedral
  • Salmon Weir Bridge
  • Great Escape Rooms
  • Eyre Square
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On day 9 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 Manorhamilton Municipal District and Galway. In the evening, you’ll end up in Galway, where you will stay for 3 nights.

Continue your road trip and head to your next destination, Manorhamilton Municipal District.

Be one of the day’s first visitors at Glencar Waterfall. This point of interest is rated an average of 4.7 out of 5 stars by 5,524 visitors.

Start your sightseeing with a visit to Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas, Galway. This catholic cathedral is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars from 4,556 visitors.

Salmon Weir Bridge is another popular attraction you could visit today. This weir has a rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars from 212 visitors.

Great Escape Rooms is also highly recommended by travelers. This sightseeing destination has a rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars from 1,162 visitors.

Eyre Square is an attraction you won’t want to miss. This square is rated an average of 4.5 out of 5 stars in 13,114 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.

Enjoy a delicious meal at The Front Door Pub, a highly-rated dining destination in Galway. If you're eager to try something different, consider O'Connell's Bar Galway, another top spot with a tantalizing menu. You might also want to secure a reservation at Zappis Restaurant. With a reputation for consistently satisfied customers, it’s an excellent choice to enhance your stay in Galway this evening.

Continue your lively evening at Tigh Neachtain, a perfect place for winding down or revving up the night, depending on which mood you’re in. The Crane Bar is another excellent bar that offers a great selection of drinks to suit any mood. If you prefer to go somewhere else, O'Connor's Famous Pub ensures a night out tailored to your taste.

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

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Day 10

Day 10 – Galway

  • Galway
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Drive 5 km, 23 min

  • The Latin Quarter
  • Spanish Arch
  • Galway City Museum
  • Galway Atlantaquaria, National Aquarium of Ireland
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On day 10 of your road trip, you will have an entire day to explore Galway. You’ll stay in Galway for 2 nights and discover all the best things to see and do in the area.

When you're ready to see some sights, The Latin Quarter is a great place to start. This sightseeing destination is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars by 1,096 visitors.

Another popular attraction you can visit today is Spanish Arch. This point of interest has an average rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars from 5,753 travelers.

We also recommend a stop at Galway City Museum. This site gets more than 161,558 visitors annually. The city museum has been rated an average of 4.4 out of 5 stars by 2,232 visitors.

If you're keen to explore more, consider visiting Galway Atlantaquaria, National Aquarium of Ireland. This aquarium is a popular attraction with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars from 4,396 reviews.

To immerse yourself in more memorable moments in Galway, check out the best-rated tours the region offers. You can discover and choose from all of the top-rated activities you can do on this day in Galway below.

Indulge in a memorable dining experience at one of Galway's most popular restaurants, and connect with friendly locals for an authentic adventure.

Don’t miss out on dining at A Púcán, a top-rated dining destination in Galway. If you're in the mood to try something new, consider The Skeff Bar, another top spot with a mouthwatering menu. You might also want to secure a reservation at Kai Restaurant. With a reputation for consistently satisfied customers, it’s a perfect choice to enhance your stay in Galway this evening.

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

Raise your glass to another unforgettable day in Ireland!

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Day 11

Day 11 – Galway and Kinvarra

  • Galway
  • Kinvarra
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Drive 216 km, 3 hours 44 min

  • Dunguaire Castle
  • Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden
  • Walled Victorian Garden
  • Connemara National Park
  • More

At the end of the day, you'll drive back to Galway, where you'll stay for 1 night more.

Once you're ready to continue your road trip, it's time to buckle up and drive, eagerly anticipating your arrival in Kinvarra. This drive usually takes around 32 min, without any stops or traffic disruptions.

Take the opportunity to see Dunguaire Castle. This attraction has an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars from 4,855 visitors.

Drop by the renowned Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden. This popular cafe has been rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars by 13,674 visitors.

Another unforgettable place to experience is Walled Victorian Garden. Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars by 2,338 visitors, this park deserves a spot on today's sightseeing itinerary.

We also recommend a visit to Connemara National Park. This park has been rated an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars in 5,644 reviews.

When you’re done exploring the area’s best attractions, you’ll drive back to your accommodation in Galway.

As you explore more of Galway, 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.

Esteemed as a restaurant, it features an exceptional menu. Treat yourself to a wonderful meal at The Dáil Bar Galway, a top-rated dining spot in Galway. If you're in the mood for something new, try Scotty's Burgers & Wings, Galway, Ireland. , another premier location with a delectable menu. You might also want to book a table at The Quays Bar and Restaurant. Known for its consistently satisfied patrons, it’s a perfect choice to elevate your evening in Galway.

Continue your evening by exploring the vibrant nightlife scene at Tigh Chóilí, a prime destination for a thrilling night out.

Head back to your accommodation in Galway and get some rest in preparation for another magical day of your road trip in Ireland!

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Day 12

Day 12 – Galway, Ennis, Bunratty, The Municipal District of Adare — Rathkeale, and Cork

  • Cork
  • Ennis
  • Bunratty
  • Adare
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Drive 256 km, 4 hours 13 min

  • Cliffs of Moher
  • Ennis Friary
  • Bunratty Castle & Folk Park
  • Limerick Racecourse
  • More

Dive into day 12 of your remarkable road trip in Ireland. Today you will explore Ennis, Bunratty, and The Municipal District of Adare — Rathkeale, 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 Cork. You’ll stay here for 1 night.

A top pick for your self-guided sightseeing tour today is Cliffs of Moher. Previous visitors have rated this cliff an average of 4.8 out of 5 stars in 32,664 reviews.

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

Take the opportunity to see Ennis Friary. This attraction has an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars from 540 visitors.

After soaking up all the sights of today's itinerary, you'll be ready to hit the road in the direction of Cork. Cork 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 you explore more of Cork, 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 Cork by securing a reservation at Goldie. This renowned restaurant holds a Bib Gourmand award, and offers an exceptional menu of seafood cuisine. For another dining delight, visit Ichigo Ichie Bistro & Natural Wine, celebrated for its delectable japanese menu. This acclaimed Bib Gourmand-recipient consistently leaves guests satisfied, making it a must-visit during your holiday. Also, be sure to check out Liberty Grill. Known as a local hotspot, it’s a great choice for tonight in Cork.

To truly maximize your evening out, consider visiting The Shelbourne Bar after dinner. This bar is known for offering some of the best drinks and vibes in the city. Alternatively, head to The Oval, another bar with an inviting ambiance.

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

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Day 13

Day 13 – Cork, Blarney, Carrigtwohill, and Dingle

  • Dingle
  • Cork
  • Blarney
  • Carrigtwohill
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Drive 207 km, 3 hours 21 min

  • Fitzgerald Park
  • Blarney Stone
  • Blarney Castle & Gardens
  • Fota Wildlife Park
  • More

Embark on another extraordinary experience on day 13 of your road trip in Ireland. Today, you will make 3 stops and experience some of the highlights of Cork, Blarney, and Carrigtwohill. At the end of the day, you will enjoy the comforts of a top-rated hotel in Dingle, which will be your home away from home for 1 night.

Seize the day by visiting some of the best attractions in the area, like Fitzgerald's Park. This extraordinary park has an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars from 5,170 visitors.

When you arrive in Blarney, it's time to take a break from the road.

An excellent attraction to start your day with is Blarney Stone. This stone is rated an average of 4.6 out of 5 stars in 4,710 reviews.

Continue your journey at Blarney Castle & Gardens. This park is rated 4.7 out of 5 stars by 10,764 travelers from near and far.

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

Indulge in a memorable dining experience at one of Dingle's most popular restaurants, and connect with friendly locals for an authentic adventure.

With its reputation for pleasing customers, it’s a fantastic choice for tonight in Dingle.

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 14

Day 14 – Dingle - departure day

  • Dingle - Departure day
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  • Dingle Lighthouse (Teach Solais an Daingin)
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Day 14 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 your final day in Ireland unfolds, don’t miss the chance for a last-minute shopping spree in Dingle’s best shopping location. Your accommodation’s convenient location near the town’s shopping area offers the luxury of time, so you don’t have to limit yourself from leisurely strolling its streets amidst a collection of establishments.

Look for the perfect gift for your loved ones back home, or buy yourself a little keepsake to remind you of Ireland. Keep the spirit of your trip to Ireland alive with these special souvenirs.

Journey into the unknown at Dingle Lighthouse (Teach Solais a Daingin), a unique attraction awaiting your visit. This remarkable point of interest has an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 stars from 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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