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Book your cheap car hire in Ireland securely online and save on a wide choice of vehicles from low cost economy options through to our luxury range. Make the most out of your car rental. Check out our range of tourist destination guides for Ireland and driving tips submitted by our visitors.
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Driven in Ireland ? Tell us about your driving tips and experiences
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| Share your tips on parking, traffic, speed limits & more. Suggest a scenic drive or other advice. |
| Useful Tips |
| Scenic drives - by Marg from england |
| Go for a drive along the Sky Rd from Clifden Co Galway Allso Beautifull drive to Roundstone via Ballyconeley, Beware of drivers on wrong side of road (not used to driving on left] can be frightening!!! |
| Other - by Amanda Booth from London |
| Do not hire a car from Irish car rental.com or Sixt car rentals Ltd. They appear to be the cheapest however, they double their price through hidden extras such as a fee to pick the car up! They insist on filling the tank and then charge a very high cost for petrol. They were extremely aggressive on the phone when we tried to find out why we had been over charged. |
| Other - by I. Solomon from Malaysia |
| Train services are not the most regular and only cover a few of the major cities. You can get to basically anywhere you want, within reason, with a bus, but for me the best option is to hire a small car at the airport and give yourself the freedom to go where you want at your own pace. There will always be something that catches your eye as you drive along, and you can simply stop and take a look for as long as you like. There are no traffic problems to speak of, except maybe in the major cities during rush hour. Roads are not the best in the world, but not the worst, and mostly a pleasure to drive on. |
| Other - by Gavin Dell from New Zealand |
| In rural country areas please be SO careful of tractor drivers. They dont indicate what they are doing and can stop at any minute. Just be careful when you are driving behind one as with narrow country roads you may not be able to overtake for some time. |
| Ireland Cities |
| Ireland Airports |
| Ireland Overview |
Made up of the North (part of the UK) and the South (the Republic) Ireland is a majestic country that offers an unforgettable experience.
The countryside of Ireland is rivalled by only a few countries, the varied terrain and sensational coastlines are special. Also famous for bringing the world Guinness and loved for its people, Ireland is one of the most welcoming and seductive destinations in Europe. |
| Ireland Essentials |
Dublin - The capital of the Republic, Dublin is a world class cosmopolitan city. Massive investment has seen Dublin improve beyond recognition, with quality hotels, restaurants and designer stores added to its incredible bar and club scene.
Belfast - The capital of Northern Ireland is a fantastic city and a great place to visit. Top attractions include the Grand Opera House and the City Hall. Just a short drive beyond the city centre, Belfast is also surrounded by some exceptional countryside.
Cork - The south’s second largest City is both lively and attractive. Situated in the Shannon area, Cork has many interesting sights and an excellent nightlife.
Waterford - There is definitely a medieval feel to this busy port city. Worth a visit for its many fine buildings from a variety of ages, amongst the highlights are the Holy Trinity Cathedral and the City Hall.
Galway - Galway is situated on the magnificent west coast of Ireland and it is the region’s most populous city. Galway has many interesting buildings of note such as the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas of Myra. The local university ensures that the nightlife is always lively. |
| Ireland Calendar - Pick of the Year's Events |
St Patricks Day (17th March) - A huge party celebration of Irish culture and heritage which culminates in a large parade on St Stephen’s Green.
Bloomsday (16th June) - Taking place in Dublin, Bloomsday involves re-enactments and readings throughout the city from famous Irish literary works. |
Car hire in Ireland (IE) - Here are our car rentals partners
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