There are so many things to see in Ireland, and even more “Best Places” lists, many proclaiming their own perfection. If a mere mortal can’t achieve perfection, how is a list made by one supposed to?
You could spend weeks sifting through the endless lists on travel sites and watching travel vlogs on YouTube. We’ve made more than two dozen videos and over sixty blog posts dedicated to the activities, restaurants, and stays we recommend in Ireland. The internet can feel like an open invitation to overwhelm.
Our book is contained. 131 pages.
We’ve been to Ireland three times. Our first, a three-month immersion, with Kinsale as our home base. The second, a packed week. On our latest visit, we spent two well-paced weeks researching and enjoying, with the guide in mind.
This guide is everything we wish we’d had before our first trip and everything we learned by the time we came home from our third.
What You’ll Find Inside The Guide:
Big cities and popular drives, as well as small towns that don’t turn up on those “Best Places” lists.
We don’t dwell on Temple Bar or turn up our noses at Blarney Castle. We do spend time on Kilkenny’s Medieval Mile and County Kerry’s Skellig Michael. Seamus Heaney Country has a chapter.
We include recommendations on where to eat, drink, stay, and what to see. Four ready-to-use itineraries (5, 7, 10, and 15 days). Practical planning advice on flights, driving, rental cars, packing, money, and weather. Plus, our favorite Irish books, films, and shows to get you ready before you go.
Saints, Scholars & Storytellers: A Travel Guide to Ireland is 131 pages of firsthand recommendations — curated, personal, and ready to use the moment you download it.
$17. Yours to download instantly.
Get the Guide → Saints, Scholars & Storytellers: A Travel Guide to Ireland
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