9-Day Ireland Self-Drive Road Trip With Itinerary from Dublin traveling west to Kilkenny, Cork, Killarney, and Galway

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Experience the freedom of the open road in Ireland as you embark on an unforgettable 9-day road trip! This experience caters to every traveler, featuring destinations like Dublin, Kilkenny, The Municipal District of Cahir — Cashel, Cork, Killarney, Kenmare, Galway, and Clifden.

This perfectly planned road trip itinerary in Ireland takes you through some of the best places to see in the country. You will spend 3 nights in Dublin, 1 night in Kilkenny, 1 night in Cork, 2 nights in Killarney, and 1 night in Galway. 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 Dublin, 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. Cliffs Of Moher and St Stephen's Green are just a couple of the bucket-list attractions that await your discovery. Marvel at the remarkable Dublin Castle, learn more about the unique Dublin Zoo, and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of St Patrick's Cathedral.

As you hit the open road and drive through Dublin, Kilkenny, The Municipal District of Cahir — Cashel, Cork, Killarney, Kenmare, Galway, and Clifden, 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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Temple Bar
Dublin ZooSt. Patrick's Cathedral ParkDublin CastleThe Book of Kells ExperienceSt Stephen's GreenGrafton Street
Kilkenny CastleSt Mary’s Medieval Mile MuseumRothe House & GardenCathedral Church of St Canice & Round TowerSmithwick's Experience Kilkenny
Rock of CashelElizabeth FortSaint Fin Barre's CathedralCork City GaolFitzgerald's ParkSt Patrick's Bridge
Ross CastleMuckross HouseKillarney National ParkTorc Mountain
Cromwell's BridgeWishing BridgeGap of DunloeCronins Yard

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Day 1

Day 1

  • Dublin - Arrival day
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  • Temple Bar
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Your road trip adventure in Ireland begins as soon as you reach Dublin and pick up your car. You’ll stay in Dublin for 2 nights 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 city.

Dublin is a beautiful city with plenty to discover. If you arrive before check-in time or prefer to get started on your sightseeing right away, we recommend checking out Temple Bar, a must-see neighborhood, and taking a stroll in the city center. Soak in the lovely atmosphere and sit down for a bit to eat or drink.

Find your way to your hotel in Dublin. 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. If you are looking to dine at a popular restaurant in Dublin, it's often a good idea to reserve a table in advance.

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

After enjoying a fulfilling meal, continue your evening at Mulligan's, ideal for those looking to unwind with a drink in a comfortable setting. Alternatively, John Kavanagh The Gravediggers offers a welcoming atmosphere for easing into the nightlife. Similarly, Cassidy's provides an excellent environment for a relaxed and enjoyable evening.

Raise a toast to the start of your 9-day road trip in Ireland!

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Day 2

Day 2

  • Dublin
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Drive 13 km, 1 hour 15 min

  • Dublin Zoo
  • St. Patrick's Cathedral Park
  • Dublin Castle
  • The Book of Kells Experience
  • St Stephen's Green
  • Grafton Street
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Day 2 offers a multitude of experiences. You will stay in Dublin for 1 night more, offering you enough time to explore at a relaxed pace.

Make sure to visit Grafton Street, a popular street in Dublin. Spend some time wandering around the area and soak in its distinctive charm. You’ll also discover that several of the city’s must-see attractions are just around the corner.

Bring your curiosity for today’s adventure around Dublin. Some of the city’s most loved attractions await! Dublin Zoo is the perfect place to start. This zoo is one of the most popular places to visit in Dublin. Next, head to St Patrick's Cathedral, a locally renowned church, known for its historic features.

In between the sights, don’t hesitate to take small detours to explore local stores and eateries. When you’re ready to continue your adventure, head to Dublin Castle. This picture-perfect castle is a highly recommended experience. Nearby, you'll also find Book Of Kells and St Stephen's Green. Visit these for an interesting touch to your journey.

Don’t forget to check out all the popular tours and activities you can add to your road trip itinerary. Ireland is a beautiful travel destination that offers plenty of unique tours that will enhance your vacation experience. Explore and select your activities 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.

Enjoy a lovely meal at Taste Food Company, a top-rated place to have dinner tonight. Alternatively, if your taste buds call for something different, Sophie's Restaurant, Bar & Terrace is another top choice with a popular menu. You could also check for a table at The Confession Box. As an establishment that gains consistently high praises from customers, it’s an ideal choice in Dublin tonight.

Cap off your dinner by heading to Bruxelles, ideal for a leisurely evening with a drink in hand. Light House Cinema is another bar that offers an enjoyable setting. Similarly, Bowe's Lounge Bar is also a popular place to go on a night out, perfect for relaxing and socializing.

Savor another day of unforgettable experiences in Ireland!

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Day 3

Day 3

  • Dublin
  • Kilkenny
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Drive 132 km, 2 hours 4 min

  • Kilkenny Castle
  • St Mary’s Medieval Mile Museum
  • Rothe House & Garden
  • Cathedral Church of St Canice & Round Tower
  • Smithwick's Experience Kilkenny
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Dive into day 3 of your remarkable road trip in Ireland. Today you will explore Kilkenny, 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 Kilkenny. You’ll stay here for 1 night.

Discover a day packed with fun adventures, romantic experiences, and scenic views in Dublin. Begin your sightseeing with Kilkenny Castle. This well-known castle is one of the top attractions in the city. Proceed to St. Mary’s Medieval Mile Museum, another must-visit attraction.

As you wander through the inviting streets of Dublin, soak in the lively ambiance and take the opportunity to snap some photos. Next, head to Rothe House & Garden. This beloved museum is a traveler-favorite. Not far away, you’ll find St Canice's Cathedral, another key site on your sightseeing itinerary. Smithwick's Experience Kilkenny is yet another highly recommended place to visit nearby, offering plenty to discover for curious travelers.

When you’re done exploring for the day, you’ll drive to your hotel in Kilkenny. Check in and spend some time relaxing before you head out to tour the city.

After a long day of exploring, sit down for a delicious dinner at a top-rated restaurant in Kilkenny. Enjoy a satisfying meal that will recharge you for tonight's adventures.

Savor the flavors at Billy Byrnes Gastro Bar & Venue, a top pick for dinner tonight. Alternatively, Langtons Hotel Kilkenny beckons with its unique menu offerings. Also, consider Sullivan's Taproom. With its consistent customer satisfaction, it’s an excellent option for dining in Kilkenny tonight.

Extend your evening after a delightful meal by visiting The Dylan Whisky Bar, which offers the perfect atmosphere for a night out. Moreover, Biddy Early´s is another popular option for a drink or two. Likewise, Tynans Bridge House Bar also provides a great ambiance for reminiscing about the day and raising a toast to your vacation.

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

  • Kilkenny
  • Cork
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Drive 167 km, 2 hours 40 min

  • Rock of Cashel
  • Elizabeth Fort
  • Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral
  • Cork City Gaol
  • Fitzgerald's Park
  • St Patrick's Bridge
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Embark on another extraordinary experience on day 4 of your road trip in Ireland. Today, you will make 2 stops and experience some of the highlights of The Municipal District of Cahir — Cashel and Cork. At the end of the day, you will enjoy the comforts of a top-rated hotel in Cork, which will be your home away from home for 1 night.

Get ready for an exciting day in Kilkenny. Today’s sightseeing agenda includes a castle, a church, a museum, a park, a monument and much more! Begin your adventure at Rock Of Cashel. This is a locally renowned castle you should not miss. Another must-see is Elizabeth Fort, an increasingly popular castle in Kilkenny.

When you’re ready for the next sight, head to Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral. From there, take a leisurely stroll to Cork City Gaol, another of the town’s frequently visited attractions. We recommend continuing your self-guided tour at Fitzgerald's Park, a stunning place of interest in the town. If time allows, add St Patrick's Bridge to your itinerary. This intriguing monument offers the perfect finishing touch to your day in Kilkenny.

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

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

Treat yourself to a wonderful meal at The Woodford, a top-rated dining spot in Cork. If you're in the mood for something new, try Greenes Restaurant, another premier location with a delectable menu. You might also want to book a table at Izz Cafe. Known for its consistently satisfied patrons, it’s a perfect choice to elevate your evening in Cork.

Let the evening flow smoothly from dinner to drinks at Impala, a top-rated bar in the area. For other recommendations, The Shelbourne Bar provides a perfect setting for rounding out your night with style and great drinks. Likewise, The Oval offers a memorable night with diverse drink options and excellent service.

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

  • Cork
  • Killarney
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Drive 122 km, 2 hours 42 min

  • Ross Castle
  • Muckross House
  • Killarney National Park
  • Torc Mountain
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Experience an unparalleled adventure on day 5 of your road trip in Ireland. This exciting part of your journey invites you to discover the renowned landmarks in 1 vibrant destinations - Killarney. After a day filled with exploration and new experiences, you will retreat to the hotel of your choice in Killarney. You will spend 2 nights here for some well-deserved relaxation.

Start by visiting Ross Castle, a prime spot to begin your journey. This historic castle is sure to impress. Next on your list is Muckross House, another must-visit landmark and locally appreciated museum renowned for its breathtaking features.

While exploring and sightseeing, take time to savor the culture of Cork by sampling some local delicacies. When you’re ready for more sightseeing, head to Killarney National Park. This UNESCO world heritage-designated national park is an essential place to visit for anyone looking for the full Cork experience. We also recommend visiting Torc Mountain, a locally appreciated waterfall.

After soaking up all the sights of today's itinerary, you'll be ready to head in the direction of your accommodation in Killarney. Killarney offers plenty of top-rated hotels for every travel budget. Take some time to relax before you go out again.

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

Don’t miss out on dining at Malarkey, a top-rated dining destination in Killarney. If you're in the mood to try something new, consider The Mad Monk by Quinlans, another top spot with a mouthwatering menu. You might also want to secure a reservation at Vendricks Restaurant. With a reputation for consistently satisfying customers, it’s a perfect choice to enhance your stay in Killarney this evening.

After savoring a delicious meal, step into the vibrant nightlife at John M. Reidy, where the evening is just getting started. In the same way, Courtney's Bar offers a unique charm perfect for experiencing the local bar scene in Killarney. Jimmy Brien's is another top-recommended bar that is sure to get you into the mood for some dancing and celebrating.

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

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Day 6

Day 6

  • Killarney
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Drive 104 km, 2 hours 31 min

  • Cromwell's Bridge
  • Wishing Bridge
  • Gap of Dunloe
  • Cronins Yard
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Wake up to day 6 of your extraordinary road trip in Ireland. With 1 night left in Killarney, we encourage you to seize the day and discover the unexplored beauty of the town’s surroundings!

Brace yourself for today’s incredible lineup of attractions in Killarney, featuring fun adventures, breathtaking views, and photo-friendly spots. Start at Cromwell's Bridge, an up-and-coming historical landmark in the town.

There are many interesting places to see in Killarney, and when you are ready for more, go to Gap Of Dunloe. This is one of the town’s most intriguing serene spots of interest. After exploring the canyon, visit the beloved Cronins Yard.

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

After a long day of exploring, sit down for a delicious dinner at a top-rated restaurant in Killarney. Enjoy a satisfying meal that will recharge you for tonight's adventures.

Dine in style at Killarney Royal Hotel, a top recommendation for dinner tonight. Or, for a change of pace, Hannigans Bar, Restaurant & Rooftop Balcony boasts a menu that's sure to impress. Also, be sure to check out Curious Cat Café. Known as a local hotspot, it’s a great choice for tonight in Killarney.

Keep the evening going at Paddy Sheehan The Grand Bar & Niteclub, 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 7

Day 7

  • Killarney
  • Galway
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Drive 263 km, 4 hours 15 min

  • Cliffs of Moher
  • Galway City Museum
  • Spanish Arch
  • Eyre Square
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On day 7 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 Galway. In the evening, you’ll end up in Galway, where you will stay for 1 night.

A blend of family-friendly attractions, romantic experiences, and natural wonders await you in Killarney on today’s itinerary. First up is the locally renowned cliff, Cliffs Of Moher. Afterward, continue to Galway City Museum, a museum every traveler should visit.

As you explore Killarney’s charming streets, take in the lively atmosphere and get to know the character of the city. Next, make your way to Spanish Arch. This increasingly popular historical landmark is an essential stop. Following that, head to Eyre Square, another must-visit site that will enhance your experience.

When you’re done exploring for the day, you’ll drive to your hotel in Galway. Check in and spend some time relaxing before you head out to tour the city.

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

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, The Creamery Cafe, Ice Cream, Bistro offers an enticing alternative with its varied menu. Additionally, Busker Brownes 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, The Dew Drop Inn stands out as an excellent choice for a post-dinner cocktail. Alternatively, Freeney's Bar offers an ideal atmosphere to enjoy the pleasures of the night. Tigh Neachtain is also a great option that provides a perfect setting for a relaxing evening.

As the sun sets on another day of adventure, rest up and recharge for the next leg of your road trip in Ireland.

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Day 8

Day 8

  • Galway
  • Dublin
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Drive 388 km, 5 hours 23 min

  • Derrigimlagh Discovery Point
  • Walled Victorian Garden
  • Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden
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On day 8 of your exciting self-drive vacation in Ireland, you’ll soak in the magnificence of 1 destination, Clifden. When you’re not sightseeing, take time to relax at your selected hotel in Dublin, where you’ll be staying for 1 night.

Enjoy the perfect balance of relaxation and exploration in Galway today. One of the most increasingly popular attractions included on the itinerary is Wild Atlantic Way Signature Discovery Point @derrigimlagh. This culturally significant historical landmark will help you start your sightseeing on top. Then, take a leisurely stroll to Walled Victorian Garden and learn what makes this standout botanical garden unique.

Throughout the day, make sure to take breaks to appreciate the surroundings. Next up, visit the locally renowned Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden.

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.

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.

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

Cap off your dinner by heading to The Bridge 1859, ideal for a leisurely evening with a drink in hand. The Dame Tavern is another bar that offers an enjoyable setting. Similarly, Mary's Bar & Hardware is also a popular place to go on a night out, perfect for relaxing and socializing.

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

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Day 9

Day 9

  • Dublin - Departure day
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  • Guinness Storehouse
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Day 9 of your road trip in Ireland is your departure day. This is your chance to catch a last glimpse of Dublin before saying goodbye to this wonderful destination. If you've still got time left, we recommend doing some last-minute shopping or sightseeing.

If you're up for some more sightseeing, we recommend visiting Guinness Storehouse, a breathtaking brewery before you head out.

Make the most of your final day in Ireland by visiting Dublin’s iconic markets and shopping establishments in the buzzing Grafton Street. Secure the perfect souvenirs for your family and friends back home or buy yourself a remembrance of your amazing experience in Ireland. You can also browse through boutiques for stylish fashion choices. Savor your final moments in Ireland at a cozy cafe while relaxing with a cup of coffee or tea.

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

Treat yourself to a delicious dinner at SOLE Seafood & Grill, an excellent option for tonight's dining. Looking for something different? Kehoes Pub offers a tantalizing alternative with its diverse menu. And don’t miss The Cobblestone.

You’ll then say farewell to Dublin. 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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