10 Top Travel Hacks for Ireland

So you’re coming to Ireland, but you’re on a budget? Never fear! You can head to a festival, enjoy heritage sites, soak up our island’s amazing culture, experience the wild side of the island and more - all completely free!
For more information about the island of Ireland, head to www.ireland.com.
Ireland’s national museums and galleries are all free!
On the first Wednesday of every month, all Heritage Ireland sites around the country are free to access. Visit bit.ly/2E560zQ
bit.ly/2E560zQ for more information.
Every September, Culture Night brings free events and amazing artistic displays to towns and cities around the island.
In many of Ireland’s pubs, you’ll catch a rousing trad session featuring fabulous local musicians and incredible displays of dancing that are free to enjoy, and even more fun to join in with!
Festivals around the island are generally free to enjoy - this includes walking festivals, arts and food.
There are plenty of visitor passes to avail of, including the Open Road Tourist Travel Pass from Bus Éireann (bit.ly/29pSB7h), Dublin’s FREEDOM ticket (bit.ly/1OndvRs), Leap Card (bit.ly/1H6eiIf) and the Dublin Pass (bit.ly/1GZRKbt), plus the Belfast Visitor Pass (bit.ly/2qbW0Ob), the National Trust Touring Pass (bit.ly/2qMpA0u), and the iLink Smart Card (bit.ly/2qc1IiL).
And don’t forget - some things are once in a lifetime opportunities that money can’t buy: views of the Skelligs, Game of Thrones locations and the Northern Lights dancing in front of you along the northern coastline.

[@poetryreading7826]

I love Ireland with all my heart.

[@tobiojo6469]

Awesome video and great tips

[@pisces7791]

I’m going for the first time next month! I’m so excited!

[@Rooney343434]

My first visit there will be in 5 days! I'm psyched!

[@discoverireland]

That's so great! How is your itinerary looking? We hope our travel hacks have been helpful!

[@Rooney343434]

Not looking too shabby. We're gonna do Ring of Kerry and Skellig Michael and Dublin as well. I love your videos and I appreciate the stuff I've learned from them!

[@discoverireland]

Glad to hear that our videos have been helpful in assisting you with your itinerary! You've certainly chosen some great places to visit and we hope your trip is one to remember. Let us know how you get along!

[@KerryBonane]

I come every year to Ireland to walking and hiking, but there are not a lot of gps tracks for downloading to my outdoor navi. So i must planing the walks by myself.

[@discoverireland]

Sorry to hear that, Kerry! Although, we are sure the adventure and exploration is still pretty great! Where have you explored so far?

[@theresiakristiani3499]

really really want to go there :')

[@marcomesa6435]

What's the title of the background music?

[@marenarnold25]

first 🙌🍀

[@marciam6224]

I would LOVE to visit! Can you move it closer to the US so I don't have to get on a plane to get there? lol I'm not afraid of flying; I'm afraid of all of a sudden NOT flying. Just call me a SICIN!! Maybe some day I will make it there. I should start a bucket list and put that at the very top ta?

[@discoverireland]

We would love to welcome you to Ireland, Marcia! Is there anywhere in Ireland that you are keen on exploring?

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[@teddd10]

Don't forget to take plenty of money with you cozz ireland is the most expensive country in europe

[@rossmccluney2483]

Norway and Switzerland are far more expensive than Ireland.

[@poetryreading7826]

Really? Omg 😟

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Hahah not

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