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Reasons to go to Ireland
This country just can't disappoint you, but amaze and astonish. It attracts plenty of tourist with its irresistible lures of culture, climate, scenery, people, and easy pace. The landscapes fabulous, whether you're exploring farmlands, cliffs, coastlines, mountains, or Burren's limestone. It's a place where in a peaceful surrounding you can forget about everything and slow down and think over for a while.
It's needless to say that Ireland can offer you plenty of outdoor activities like fishing, golfing, horseback riding and hiking.
Even if the weather is chilly or rainy, you will still find something to enjoy.
Ireland is full of myths , so you'll definitely hear one of the wonderful tales in a pub, having come there to warm up, dry off or just enjoy the camaraderie. As storytelling still remains to be rather a strong trait of the culture.
The youthful energy of Ireland, incredible countryside and its turbulent history won't make you indifferent.
Ireland Flights Seasonality
The climate is mostly affected by The Gulf Stream. Irish climate is mild with dry summers and the average temperature about 60s (Fahrenheit), autumn and spring in the 50s and rainy winters in the 40s The coldest months are considered to be February and January, the warmest, but not very often hot are July and August . Ireland is rather a rainy country with changeable weather. You can enjoy summer in the morning, walk in the fall rain in the afternoon and spend an unforgettable chilly winter evening. The truth is that dressing in layers is the standard.
Peak Season:
Summer is probably the high season . The weather is warm , the days are sunlit and long, so it can be fairly called a perfect time to visit Ireland. As for Dublin it is crowded and busy all year-round and doesn't have an off season.
Shoulder Season:
It's good to take a flight to the country in fall or spring as the weather is more often quite good, it's not so crowded at this time of the year. Plus the flights are usually cheaper.
Off Season:
Winter is probably the off season, except for Dublin. Anyway accommodations, restaurants, seasonal hotels and attractions can be closed, specially from early or mid-November till the middle of March or Easter.
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