You know what?! Treat yourself every now and then! Really, do, you are worth it.
Where does that come from now you might ask yourself. Well, I was just looking at some 5* luxury hotels here in Ireland for this blog post and I must say, they are a-m-a-z-i-n-g.
Actually, I’m so impressed that I’m going to book a luxury weekend break with my hubby for my birthday in July! Wohooo. Not sure where exactly we are going to go yet, as there is so much to choose from, but I will let you know once I made up my mind. It is time to treat yourselves girls! Continue reading
Hiya, May Bank Holiday Weekend is coming up so fast. I looked a bit at what there was to do in Ireland so we don’t get bored.
As we all know, one of the things Ireland is famous for is proper good alcohol. Stout or Whiskey anyone? One of the most popular and best known Irish whiskey brands is Jameson. Jameson is somehow the Guinness of Irish Whiskey.
Three weekends ago the whole Hotelsireland.com Team went on a little weekend trip to the northwestern part of Ireland. We got to see Sligo, Mayo and the Connemara Region. A lot to take in in only 3 days – but it was worth it. I especially loved the Connemara Region. Obviously I won’t be able to tell you about everything that we did in detail, but I though you might be interested in a quick summary of my favourite parts of the trip: 
When my parents came to visit me in Dublin, we went to the 
Hiya Folks, I can’t believe St. Patrick’s Day (well, it’s actually a whole “weekend” this year) is upon us already! Living in Dublin now, I’m obviously at the heart of all festivities. And believe me, I’m going to enjoy every minute of this St. Patrick’s Weekend! To prepare myself, I’ve browsed the internet for great things to do on Paddy’s Day here in Dublin, and I thought I’d share my finds with you. So here we go, enjoy! 
Hi Y’all, I didn’t introduce myself yet, I’m Madeleine, the new French Intern here at Hotelsireland.com. When I arrived to Dublin, I thought I was going to have a bit of a culture shock and that I would start talking English in an Irish accent….But sadly, I barely get to speak English here because there are so many French people visiting and living in Dublin. Therefore there are a lot of French things around here, too (like groceries, restaurants or bars), so I don’t think I’ll be shocked culturally at all – at least not here in Dublin. Maybe when I go deeper into the country? Well, I guess, at least I surely won’t be getting homesick 
