There are about ten words in Irish to describe the weather, and they are all about rain. The only difference is temperature and wind direction. January–February are the chilliest and wettest months, and lots of rural sights and accommodation facilities are closed, but it's when the prices are lowest, and no crowds should bother you. March is the greenest month, but not in the countryside—it's all about St. Patrick's Day, so prepare for the joy and the crowds! April to May and September to October are the best time to visit Ireland; the weather is nice, and prices are moderate. Spring is a perfect time to watch puffins and cute lambs. The days are sunnier, warmer and less crowded with relatively low rates. Warm yet rainy summer is adorable for the trip, when unforgettable Irish landscapes, covered with Sea Pinks, are at their best; but dizzying prices from June to August are unavoidable. September through October crowds thin out, and it is a great time to hike the Burren or Connemara.
Ireland has a good geographical position to view aurora borealis
The ancient tombs of Loughcrew are aligned perfectly with equinox sunrise and have been a sacred place for Gaelic culture, especially during this occasion
Fed up with Tinder? Try Europe’s biggest singles festival with lots of country music and booze
Check out traditional Gaelic ball-sport at the football pitch but with a hockey stick in hands
Enjoy a scenic stroll along the Burren's most spectacular places and take on Ireland's hiking challenge
The most unusual bar in the Irish capital
Irlanda tiene una buena posición geográfica para ver aurora borealis
Spend your spring & autumn days close to nature at Connemara's spectacular landscapes
Enjoy the height from the most scenic point of Ireland
Play football in Gaelic way—try the same game but with far different system of rules
From coast to mountains, Dublin area has some impressive trails
Buckle up for Ireland's highest mountain pass with breathtaking views
Explore the secrets of the most famous Irish beer
One of the most pleasant activities in the Irish capital
Visit the Dingle Peninsula when Sea Pinks flower and it might become your most colourful Ireland's experience
A top experience for nature enthusiasts in Ireland
Unwrap your sense of adventure in Ireland's surfing destinations
Prepare your appetite for Ireland's tastiest traditional dish!
Enjoy adorable, playfull dolphins on your sea journey
See some Irish craic while indulging in famous Galway Bay oysters
Get a taste of Ireland's most favourite blackberries and seasonal desserts with them
Wakeboarding in Grand Canal Dock is one of the best sports that Dublin's summer has to offer!
Pack the thickest wetsuit and discover cold-water Ireland
This is one of the largest and oldest horse festivals in Europe
Get a taste of Ireland at one of the world's greatest national holidays
Set off for your birdwatching journey across Ireland to spot puffins on the coast
Head to Ireland for the cutest experience of seeing woolly sheep babies
Check out the only officially approved beach horse race in Europe!
Immerse yourself in a festive atmosphere and check out traditional Irish gifts
The Vee is famous all over Ireland for its panoramic views, particularly thanks to blooming rhododendrons
All Ulysses fans should at least once spend June 16th in Dublin
One of the best medium-sized music festivals in Europe
The competition celebrating traditional Irish music and culture
An independent music party in a beautiful historical venue
A prestigious equestrian competition with some of the richest prizes in the world
Dublin's biggest outdoor music event with hip-hop and R&B vibes
Music, art, fashion and good vibes in the center of Dublin
Get off the shore to observe one of the largest deep-water dolphins in the world
A unique family-friendly music festival with campervan parking
Ireland's premier music, surfing, and camping gathering
Why Ireland is the best place to celebrate Halloween
A giant Celtic cross of trees can be spotted from the sky above an Irish forest
Sumérgete en un ambiente festivo y echa un vistazo a los regalos tradicionales irlandeses
Another sweet reason to visit Ireland are loganberries at the end of summer
Dive into childhood with the muddiest race on Earth
If you long for a relaxed and sightful sea kayaking experience without rapid current and swells, enjoy it during summertime!
Tiny red and purple flowers that cover the island's valleys throughout summer months
Watch legendary Six Nation rugby matches at the Dublin's Aviva Stadium
Feel high with the views of the ancient city while participating in this amazing running event
Great lineups in a spectacular location
Meet the begining of spring with hundreds of tiny primroses