Ireland bucket list - Partnership International

Are you coming to Ireland for a traineeship or just simply visiting? Read our Ireland bucket list about places you must visit!

For the scenic characters

The Cliffs of Moher

Located on the west coast of Clare, Ireland the Cliffs of Moher are stunning cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Take a visit and peek over the edge if you dare!

The Giants Causeway

Located in the North of Ireland in Antrim these are results of a volcanic eruption, but legend has it an Irish giant made the Causeway. We think the Irish legend is more fun to believe!

For the animal lovers

Dublin Zoo

Dublin Zoo is the main zoo in Ireland! Thousands of visitors every day, the perfect day out if the sun is shining and you want to spend the day outdoors!

For the history majors

Newgrange

Older than the great pyramids of Egypt, Newgrange is a 19-metre long passage tomb located along Ireland’s Ancient East. Aligned with the rising sun, Newgrange is spectacular during the summer and winter solsistes.

The Titanic Exhibition – Cobh

This beautiful town just outside Cork City is well worth the visit, the town was the last stop before the dreaded titanic took sail and you can take a tour and make a day out of it!

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For the film fanatics

Tollymore Forest Park

While your up visiting the Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland why not explore the Tollymore forest. These featured in the very popular Game of Thrones series!

Father Ted

If you are in Ireland and haven’t seen an episode of Father Ted what are you doing with your time?! Filmed on the west coast of Ireland on the fictional ‘Craggy Island’ why not take a drive and see the house it was filmed in!

For the drink devotees

Jameson Distillery

You can visit the Jameson Distillery which is just outside Cork City in Midleton. Take the tour, have a tasting and sit back and relax while enjoying a well-deserved glass of whiskey!

Guinness Factory

Why not explore behind St. James’s Gate and partake in the Guinness tour? Have a look at how the beloved drink is brewed and then at the end pour the perfect pint and enjoy it while viewing the Dublin skyline.