Cara Group Travel Blog
The Cliffs of Moher: Ireland’s Favorite Tourist Attraction 2019
The Cliffs of Moher are one or our most popular parts, of many of our most popular travel packages, and it’s no...
Glendalough Monastic Site and Visitor Centre | Discover Ireland
A visit to Glendalough Monastic Site is a highlight of Cara Group Travel's "The Celtic East Coast" travel package....
32 Counties, Endless Memories. Where will your Ireland trip take you?
Cara Group Travel specializes in group travel to Ireland (as well as Scotland, Europe and beyond). Our Group Travel...
Ireland’s oldest and most charming pubs | Irish Central
There's nothing quite like an old-fashioned Irish pub, and the older the better – a pint of plain, a glass of “uisce...
Win a Free Trip While Raising Money to Support the Mighty Quinn Charity!
Cara Group Travel is excited to be participating in the Boston Cannon’s Irish Heritage Day at Veteran’s Stadium...
Trip Idea: Ring of Kerry | Ireland.com
Rugged islands, white-sand beaches, dramatic mountain passes and a royal goat – the Ring of Kerry works its magic as...
Wild Atlantic Way Must-Sees: The Ring of Kerry
It only takes a second for the circular route of the Ring of Kerry to work its magic. However you see it–by car, bike,...
Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge | Ireland.com
Sway with the wind as you cross the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge, and take in the stunning views of the Causeway Coastal...
What do Erin go Bragh and other Irish phrases mean? | Irish Central
Top o’ the Morning to You, and a Hundred Thousand Welcomes! IrishCentral dishes out the meanings behind popular...
The top natural wonders of Ireland | Irish Central
From the power and the incredible otherworldly landscape of the Burren and the Giant's Causeway to the wonders of the...
Blarney Castle facts and history with some fantastic myths and legends thrown in | Irish Central
If every myth and legend about Blarney Castle and the Blarney Stone were true, it would be the most significant rock...
Killarney’s Ross Castle and the Ghost of O’Donoghue Mór
Legend has it that O’Donoghue still exists in a deep slumber under the waters of Lough Leane. On the first morning of...
Limerick: Ireland’s City of Culture | The Telegraph
You could visit Limerick City, Ireland’s first ever “City of Culture” in our “Ireland’s Ancient East” travel...
Sláinte! Land of a Thousand Welcomes | Irish America
Any traveler to modern Ireland is bound to find a warm and gracious reception there. From fine 5-star hotels and...
This is why they call Ireland the “Emerald Isle” | MNN
The nickname 'Emerald Isle' is no hyperbole. Believe the hype: Ireland is truly as green as they say. Source: This is...
