the top wonders
of Ireland

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Cliffs of Moher

Without doubt, this natural wonder is Ireland's top travel attraction. It's an awesome sea cliff on Ireland's west coast. Cliffs of Moher to learn more.

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Newgrange

This 5,200-year-old Neolithic site teems with mystique and unanswered questions. Some say it outshines Stonehenge. Newgrange to learn more.

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Aran Islands

Visiting these remote islands takes you back in time to a traditional Irish lifestyle. Aran Islands to learn more.

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Trinity College Library

It's home to the renowned Book of Kells, a famous Irish harp, and a visually and academically stunning Old World library room. Trinity College Library to learn more.

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Ring of Kerry

Tourists flock here for its famous seascapes and landscapes. Unfortunately, its serenity has diminished because daytrip bus tours now clog the road and prime attractions. Ring of Kerry to learn more.

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Dingle Peninsula

Many seasoned travelers believe that this wonder is now better than its neighbor, the Ring of Kerry. Dingle Peninsula's vistas are picturesque, but not swamped with tourists. Dingle Peninsula to learn more.

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Rock of Cashel

The massive castle ruins dominate their Irish countryside. A photo op. Rock of Cashel to learn more.

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Skellig Michael

This small jagged island and its monk history draws adventure travelers. It lies just off the mainland's south east coast. Skellig Michael to learn more.

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Blarney Stone

When was the last time you kissed this famous stone? Irish legend says doing it gives you the gift of gab. Blarney Stone to learn more.

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Honorable mentions

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My Ireland Wonder Guide has a page with photos and descriptions of the six honorable mentions of the country: Bunratty Castle/Banquet/Folk Park Burren Connemara Sky Road Glendalough Kilkenny Castle Powerscourt Garden & House

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