Sligo is the county town of County Sligo in the northwest of Ireland. Home to a population of almost 17,900 inhabitants, the town is a bustling centre to the county. The picturesque town is dotted with numerous wonderful restaurants, and it is home to a lively pub scene. Visitors must stop by the cosy Hargadon’s Bar, which is an institution in the town. The town is also home to Sligo Abbey, a beautiful medieval building that was built in 1253. Further a field; County Sligo is home to numerous, welcoming little villages, as well as the stunning area of Lough Arrow, which is a popular destination for lovers of water sports and fishing.  We have just launched a restaurants in Sligo site and value any input you may have. Also be sure to see our section for Hotels in Sligo

Kilkenny is one of the loveliest counties in Ireland. The city of Kilkenny rests on the banks of the River Nore, and it is home to a population of almost 8,700 inhabitants. The city is located in central western Ireland, and it is the smallest city in the country. The city is famed for its medieval buildings, not least the impressive Kilkenny Castle and Saint Canice’s Cathedral. This bustling city is a popular destination for Irish holidaymakers, and it is famed for its wonderful nightlife and restaurant culture. Other popular and scenic destinations within the county include, Kells, Inistioge and Castlecomer. We aim to add a detailed list of all restaurants in Kilkenny here. Also be sure to check out our new section on hotels in Kilkenny

Wexford is the county town of the county of Wexford. Located on the southeast coast of Ireland, the town is home to a population of over 131,000 inhabitants. This lively town is famed for its friendly pubs and quality restaurants, but it is also home to some stunning architecture (particularly the 12th century Selskar Abbey). For nature lovers, the town is home to the wonderful Wexford Wildfowl Reserve, and outside the town, the Saltee Islands are home to huge seabird colonies. For sun worshippers, Rosslare strand boasts 9.5km of sandy beaches. Other popular areas with Wexford County, include the pretty towns of Enniscorthy and New Ross. View details on Hotels in Wexford here and post your comments on any Wexford hotels. For a detailed listing of all restaurants in Wexford click now

Galway is a lively county in the province of Connacht in the west of Ireland. Galway City boasts a population of almost 72,000 inhabitants, and it is a city rich in both history and culture. Some attractions within the city include the busy areas around Shop Street, Eyre Square and the Latin Quarter. Throughout the city, visitors can find lively pubs where wonderful traditional Irish music is being played. Further a field, historic villages and towns like, Kinvarra, Clifden and Portumna, offer beautiful buildings, stunning landscape and a welcoming atmosphere. Check out our new restaurants in Galway page. We also value any feedback on hotels in Galway you may have

Cork is a lively county in the south of Ireland. Home to a population of almost 500,000 inhabitants, the county combines bustling city alongside beautiful scenery. Cork city is a modern metropolis boasting beautiful architecture, particularly Georgian and Victorian buildings. The city is an exciting cultural hub, dotted with music venues, theatres and galleries. Outside the city, Cork boasts some stunning scenery and opportunities for wildlife watching (particularly in West Cork towns of Union Hall and Clonakilty). Visit Hotels in Cork for a full listing of all Cork Hotels.

Dublin is the bustling capital city of Ireland. Located in the east of the country, the city is home to a population of over 1 million inhabitants. The River Liffey divides the city into the Northside and the Southside. The city centre is easily crossed on foot, with the Northside boasting attractions such as historic O’Connell Street and the colourful Moore Street markets. On the Southside, visitors can explore the city’s cultural heart, Temple Bar or the bustling shopping area around Grafton Street. Historic buildings on the Southside include Trinity College and Dublin Castle. See Hotels in Dublin for all your hotel needs.

A new or rather relaunched site has gone live as a blog. It willl feature all Hotels in Wexford in time. Hoteliers can advertise their facility at very competitive rates and it is hoped in time to rank for Hotels in Wexford on the first page of all major search engines.

Restaurants in Roscommon offer a wide variety of choices, whether you’re craving gourmet cuisine or a fast food sugar rush. Located in western central Ireland, the county’s larger towns (such as Roscommon and Athlone) are home to plenty of restaurants serving both traditional Irish cuisine and cookery from across the globe. Smaller villages such as Roosky and Frenchpark are home to cosy, welcoming restaurants, as well as lively pubs that serve delicious ‘pub grub’ using fresh, local ingredients.

Restaurants in Mayo offer visitors a wonderful chance to sample delicious local cookery in a welcoming atmosphere. Located on Ireland’s blustery western coast, Mayo is a wonderful destination for anyone hoping to see stunning landscape and a glimpse of traditional Irish life. Larger towns such as Castlebar are home to plenty of wonderful restaurants serving a wide range of cuisine. Smaller towns and villages such as Killelly and Pontoon may not offer such a large choice, but visitors are guaranteed fresh, hearty meals served in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

Restaurants in Limerick offer visitors a chance to sample delicious food, as well as some wonderful Limerick hospitality. The county is located in the south west of Ireland, and it is home to plenty of attractions to entertain holidaymakers. Limerick City boasts a huge variety of restaurants, serving cuisine from across the globe, as well as delicious, traditional Irish cookery. Smaller towns such as Milford and Adare (both famed for their pretty appearance) are home to cosy, small restaurants and delightful pubs.

Restaurants in Kildare offer plenty of choice for anyone hoping to enjoy delicious food in attractive surroundings. The county is located in the eastern centre of Ireland, and it is home to numerous attractions such as the Japanese Gardens and the Irish National Stud. Just as the county offers an abundance of attractions, it also offers an abundance of dining opportunities. The county is home to elegant, high-end restaurants, charming, cosy cafes and restaurants, as well as plenty of welcoming pubs serving delicious ‘Pub Grub’. The county is within commuting distance of Dublin, and as a result it boasts a big city atmosphere, minus the bustle associated with it.

Restaurants in Kerry offer an abundance of options for visitors to the area. Widely regarded as one of the country’s most beautiful counties, Kerry is home to some stunning landscape, from the beautiful Dingle Peninsula to the bustling cities of Tralee or Killarney. The county is home to a variety of restaurants including high-end establishments and lively pubs (many of which also features live, traditional Irish music). This south-westerly county rests on the Atlantic Ocean, and it is crossed by the River Shannon, so as you may expect, there is plenty of wonderful seafood restaurants in the area.

Restaurants in Donegal offer numerous delights for visitors hoping to enjoy some delicious fare. Located on Ireland’s pretty north-western coast, Donegal is a popular destination for visitors interested in outdoor pursuits, from surfing to hill walking. As can be expected, plenty of restaurants serve delicious, hearty fare, providing the perfect end to a busy, active day. The county is home to a variety of restaurants, from cosy pubs to high-end eateries, suiting a range of budgets. However, one thing that all restaurants are likely to have in common is that wonderful, Donegal hospitality.

Restaurants in Clare offer some delightful dining options for visitors to the county. Located on Ireland’s west coast, the county is home to some of Ireland’s most spectacular and unusual landscape. Within these beautiful surroundings, visitors can choose between high-end restaurants, cosy eateries or fast-food establishments. There is a wide-range of food available, from traditional Irish cookery to international cuisine. The area is famed for its stunning seafood, which comes fresh from the nearby Atlantic Ocean.

Restaurants in Waterford offer wonderful opportunities for visitors to enjoy a wide variety of fare, both local and international. Whether you’re hoping to find gourmet, fast food, vegetarian, ethnic or pub grub, Waterford is home to restaurants of all kinds. Resting on Ireland’s southeast coast, the county is crossed by three rivers, the Barrow, the Nore and the Suir. As a result of this, Waterford is home to numerous seafood restaurants, serving the finest, freshest saltwater and freshwater fish.

Malone Car Hire Ireland have just launched a new blog. It is anticipated that this blog will provide oodles of useful information to visitors to Ireland ranging from maps to directions, tips on car rental to must see destinations. Check it out at Malone Car Hire Blog As far as we are aware Malone are the first Irish car rental company to offer such a facility.

Mayglass School in Wexford have just launched a new blog. They may in fact be the first National school in Ireland to run with a blog so hats off to them. Their blog is located at Mayglass  and is currently getting the final overhall.

Restaurants in Sligo offer visitors plenty of choice and a wonderful glimpse at that famed Irish hospitality. Located on Ireland’s northwest coast, the county boasts some stunning scenery to accompany any dining experience. The area boasts a wide variety of restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets. Sligo is home to top-range restaurants serving the finest gourmet cooking, as well as hotels serving more traditional European/American cuisine. The area also boasts an abundance of small, cosy restaurants and cafes, and relaxed fast food establishments. The area is particularly popular amongst seafood lovers, and there will be plenty of opportunity for visitors to sample freshly-caught delicacies.

Restaurants in Kilkenny offer a wonderful chance for diners to enjoy delicious food in delightful surroundings. This wonderful county is home to beautiful rolling hills and picturesque landscape, with pretty towns and the magnificent medieval Kilkenny City at its centre. The county is home to a wide range of wonderful establishments, from relaxed and friendly cafes, to elegant restaurants. Visitors can sample a variety of cuisines, from hearty, traditional Irish fare, to international cuisine inspired by Indian, Japanese, American, Chinese, European and Middle Eastern cooking techniques. Check out Restaurants in Kilkenny for more details.

Restaurants in Dublin offer a huge number of options for visitors travelling to the capital. This cosmopolitan city is home to restaurants to suit all budgets, from ultra-hip, extremely expensive restaurants, to cheap and cheerful take-aways and fast food establishments. Throughout the city centre, visitors can dine in a huge number of restaurants serving a choice of cuisine such as traditional Irish, European, Middle Eastern, American, Chinese or Indian. Vegetarians are well-catered for throughout the city’s restaurants, and there are a large number of strictly vegetarian and vegan eateries.