it's so easy to visit ireland

Speaking of vacationing do you know how easy it is to get to Ireland?  What a great first trip to Europe, it's a quick 5 hour flight(come on you know it can take that long to get from NYC to the Hamptons during the summer) and there is no langage barrier. If you are looking to go, here are a few of my clients favorite places to visit in Ireland. Enjoy!

As friendly as a village and as intimate as a pub, Dublin is a capital city like no other.The best free thing to do in Europe, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, is to have a pint with a Dubliner.It’s typical of Dublin that a meeting between a local and a visitor (where you get in-the-know tips and local knowledge) has been turned into an event, with the City of a thousand initiative.

That’s probably why it was voted the friendliest city in Europe. Dublin is a city that definitely wants to meet you.Take off for Temple Bar's cobbled streets and legendary nightlife along the River Liffey, or dine in one of Dublin's many restaurants.

Galway has a bohemian flavor that is typical of the west Ireland psych; laid back , relaxed and ready for a party

Galwegians revel in enjoying themselves. The city has a reputation for artistic creativity and an infectious up-tempo vibe that’s played out in a full calendar of festival and events. From music and horseracing to literature and oysters – Galway knows how to celebrate.

Throughout the year there’s a festival atmosphere that gives this place a special edge. It’s no wonder people pour into the traditional pubs and lively bars every weekend.

Doonbeg Golf Club

Some 300 golf courses dot the green and rolling hills of Ireland, so it's no wonder that the game draws visitors, both champion and amateur alike. Hit the links at a number of top-ranked courses, including Royal Portrush in County Antrim with its seaside views and undulating fairways, or the Trump-owned Doonbeg (non-golfers can relax in its posh spa or its luxury resort rooms). And if you can snag an invite, members-only Royal County Down is one of the most exclusive clubs in the world, with greens fees to match.