University of Ulster Friendship Series. Delighted to be here at the game, all square alltoplayfor northeastern...
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University of Ulster Friendship Series time for drinks and snacks, finished all square. All to play for tomorrow #lovebelfast #northeastern #clarkson #friendshipseries2019 #grouptravel #mchughsbar
Once renowned for its whisky, Antrim’s beauty is what is most talked-about these days. The Causeway Coastal Route is the silver lining on a county thriving on a contemporary food and drink culture maintained with a traditional edge. It fortunately surrounds and...
Co. Kerry is one of the most famous, and the most beautiful counties of Ireland. Will 2019 be the year you visit...
As we mark the end of the year, we would like to reflect on some of the highlights, and accomplishments of 2018 and give a very special thanks to all those who took part in our journeys and adventures! Travels that open your eyes and bring you vivid experiences,...
Ireland’s Ancient East promises a compelling journey rich in history and vibrant in tradition with world famous attractions like Bru Na Boinne, Clonmacnoise and the Rock of Cashel. This region proves deceivingly lively in cities like Waterford, Limerick and Kilkenny...
Clare, at the quiet edge Ireland’s west coast is graced with inspiring sites like The Burren National Park, an eco-dreamland of rocky terrain, St. Brigid’s Well, a sacred memorial, and Pollnabrone Dolmen, one of few portal tombs. Here, you will find forward-thinking...
Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas or ‘Nollaig Shona’ - from all of us at Cara Group Travel.
You can expect the trip of a lifetime when you trust Cara Group Travel to plan your group’s trip to Ireland. Let our passion for what we do, and our love of travel, set you up for an unforgettable vacation. Are You Interested in Bringing Your Group to Ireland? Contact...
Five out of six of Ireland’s national parks are found on the Wild Atlantic Way: Glenveagh, Ballycroy, Connemara, the Burren and Killarney. Between them, these specially designated and environmentally protected areas act as rich...
Glenveagh National Park sits in the heart of the Derryveagh Mountains in County Donegal. This remote setting previously served as a private deer forest before officially being designated a national park in 1975. Opened to the public nine years later in 1984, Glenveagh...