WandÉire

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Welcome To WandÉire

We are two students who share a passion for the beauty and wonders of Ireland and we found it disappointing that tourists tend to only see certain areas and attractions that Ireland has to offer while there are so many hidden and not so hidden gems to be explored in other areas of the country.

To combat this we have created WandÉire, a concept that promotes and encourages tourists to travel to areas of Ireland that are steeped in heritage, culture, scenery and other attractive aspects so that tourists can gain a more immersive experience while they explore and navigate through the lesser-known gems that our country has to offer.

Thank you and happy travels!

-Anya & Adam

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Kinnitty Co.Offaly

Have you ever pondered the thought of visiting County Offaly on your travels through Ireland?

Nestled in the Slieve Bloom mountains, located at the bottom of Knocknamann is Kinnitty, a village steeped in heritage and Culture. The village is home to Kinnitty Castle, a 13th century castle surrounded by 650 acres of parkland. The castle also features activities such as Horse riding, Archery and Tennis.

Kinnitty is also the hub of the new Mountain bike trails that span a 36km stretch between Kinnitty and Baunreagh which vary in difficulty. Road cycling is also a popular feature in the area. So why not immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery that the Slieve Bloom mountains have to offer by taking a cycle through the different trails and routes?

If you are looking for a unique and memorable place to stay, 'Giltraps' features a glamping site located along the main area of the village, only a stones throw away from the Giltraps pub where you can find live music, and the excellent company of the locals.

There are also various activities to do in the greater area of Kinnitty such as visit the Tullamore Dew visitor centre and enjoy the aromas and tastes the Tullamore Dew whiskey or just enjoy learning about the birth and development of the Brand.

So next time you can't decide where to travel to on your Irish Excursion, book a trip to Kinnitty and immerse yourself in the nature, beauty and scenery that the quaint village has to offer.

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Carlingford, Co. Louth

If you want a true Irish experience then Carlingford is the place for you!

Carlingford is a beautiful medieval village that is less than a 2 hour drive from Dublin. Carlingford's narrow streets and Picturesque Slieve Foye mountain make it stand out from other towns nearby. There is so much activities to do from guided historical tours to getting involved in water sports and laser tag at the Adventure Centre making it a perfect destination for people of all ages. There is something for everyone at the Adventure Centre with other activities including foot golf, skypark, archery, kayaking, etc.

Carlingford has plenty of highly rated restaurants aswell as pubs with an Irish feel to them. Carlingford is great for a night out with it being a popular destination for hen and stag parties due to a lot of the pubs being in close proximity making for a great atmosphere.

Go on a hike up the Slieve Foye Loop or rent a bike to enjoy the scenic sights and endless stunning views around the village.

If you're planning on travelling Ireland soon then why not stop off at Carlingford? No matter what age, you'll have a blast!

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Belmullet Co.Mayo

Have you ever thought about travelling to Belmullet Co.Mayo?

Through its beautiful coastal scenery and unique experiences, Belmullet is the perfect destination to travel to.

Belmullet is home to many beaches and blue flags meaning it is the perfect location if you enjoy being by the sea surrounded by breath taking scenery, in addition to this, Belmullet also features a tidal pool which is popular among visitors and is an excellent addition to the term sea swimming.

Along side it’s beautiful coastline, Belmullet is also home to a Links Golf Course which looks out over the Atlantic Ocean. The course has 27 holes and is a perfect leisure activity to do while in the area.

Black sod Bay is also located near by where visitors can partake in beach walks, water sports and boat trips, there is also a lighthouse that was built in 1864 located here.

Belmullet is also home to excellent dining facilities which we believe will leave guests satisfied to the fullest!

During the month of August, Belmullet hold their annual Belmullet festival which features a traditional fair day and a traditional heritage day. This is the perfect event to visit as there is live music, entertainment, street traders, on-street crafts, heritage displays and much more!

So why not add Belmullet to your list of destinations when travelling Ireland this year? We believe that you will not be disappointed with your visit.