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Rail holidays in Ireland

Journeys by rail

You're invited to discover beautiful landscapes and rich heritage on an independent rail holiday in Ireland. You travel by rail from one superb destination to the next, while we arrange high-quality hotels, stress-free train journeys, and provide you with detailed cultural information to ensure you get the most from each visit.
Journeys & Rail Holidays in Ireland
+44 (0)1653 617001
Journeys & Rail Holidays in Ireland
+44 (0)1653 617001

Ireland by rail –

discover the Emerald Isle
A small country with a big presence, Ireland is known for many things: its traditional music, natural splendour, and cities that are alive with history and home to both impressive churches and famous distilleries. Ireland is also known for a cuisine that includes the hearty stew and freshest of seafood but so much more besides. Taking you from city to countryside, our Irish rail holidays showcase the country's many highlights – some expected, but some that will come as a wonderful surprise.
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Ireland by Rail in Summer

Ireland by rail

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Where to go touring in Ireland

The focus of Inntravel’s rail holidays in Ireland are the country's fabulous cities: from the cosmopolitan capital, Dublin, to Cork – where you can lose yourself in both compelling history and first-rate cuisine. Galway makes a celebratory ending to any journey, with its vibrant live music scene and colourful, buzzy streets. On an Inntravel touring holiday in Ireland, you can also explore beyond the cities to visit such must-see destinations as the Killarney National Park, Cliffs of Moher, and Cobh, with its Titanic Experience.

For more ideas, see the full range of walking and touring holidays in Ireland.

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