Specializing in Ireland All Inclusive

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Ireland is a small country and in most areas, you can fly to a larger city like Cork or Galway and then use that as your base to explore the surrounding areas. This will save you from the hassle of looking for additional hotels in the countryside —not always an easy task —and also get you better hotel deals when you book a stay of several nights at the same place.

In addition, most tour companies also offer discounts for advance bookings so by adding tours to the areas and attractions you're most keen on visiting, your savings on all inclusive vacations just keep getting better and better.

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The weather has never been a major draw for visitors to Ireland —it rains a lot here, and the year-round temperature averages 10°C. In just a few hours it can go from warm and sunny to windy and overcast, so dressing in layers is always advisable. The best time to book Ireland vacations is from late-June to August when the temperatures are higher, the rain less frequent, and everyone is more cheerful about the fact that the sun's out. But this is also Ireland's busiest tourist season so if you're looking for off-peak hotel rates and cheap airfares, book discount package deals in the shoulder periods from March to April or August to October.