Katie & Michael

With your wonderful gift we'll spend a night on the town, dance, laugh, and let loose wherever we desire.

With your wedding gift we'll spend a night out at a traditional Irish Pub, enjoying its rich musical heritage from ballads and sean-nos singers, to fiddlers and pipers. We'll sit back and listen to traditional Irish music, or "Trad Sessions," and spend an evening with the locals!

We would love to take a day a travel to Donegal

We would love to see the beautiful sea cliffs of Moher

The Mayo Greenway is an incredible 42km long cycling path in the West of Ireland which connects Westport on the mainland with Achill Island. It passes by many picturesque villages and mountains and will allow for breathtaking views of the coast including Clew Bay and its many islands.

Help us stay off the wrong side of the road with a guide on the beautiful island of Clare.

On this tour we visit one of Ireland's quintessential attractions, the Blarney Castle in the County of Cork, where we get to kiss the Blarney Stone. As legend has it we could be granted the "gift of the gab."

On this tour we visit one of Ireland's quintessential attractions, the Blarney Castle in the County of Cork, where we get to kiss the Blarney Stone. As legend has it we could be granted the "gift of the gab."

Killarney National Park is one of Ireland’s top tourist attractions, but it is also loved by locals. It is such a beautiful place to spend the day,whether doing a tour of Muckross House, a boat trip on the lake or hiking to Torc waterfall. One fun way to get around is by taking a Jaunting Car with the locals who are sure to entertain with their funny stories and folklore.

We will take the tour to Loughcrew Cairns, also known as the Hills of the Witch. A group of Neolithic passage tombs dating back to 3000BC and the host to some of the most beautiful examples of Neolithic art in Ireland. Not only will we be rewarded by some of the most wonderful examples of Stone age cairns but also by some of the most stunning views in Ireland. A wonderful honeymoon tour!

We'd love to experience the traditional pubs and live Irish folk music in Eyre Square.

What a romantic evening as the ship drifts out to sea for a night under a blanket of stars. We will make sure we reserve a table now to enjoy a spectacular dinner captivated by a picture perfect sunset.

At Northern Ireland's most famous landmark and World Heritage Site, we'll visit the Giants Causeway built by the legendary Finn MacCool, so he could fight another giant - or caused by lava flows 6 million years ago, you decide which to believe!

At Northern Ireland's most famous landmark and World Heritage Site, we'll visit the Giants Causeway built by the legendary Finn MacCool, so he could fight another giant - or caused by lava flows 6 million years ago, you decide which to believe!

We'll go exploring, and tour one of the most famous and beautiful road circuits in the South West of Ireland, The Ring of Kerry. It traverses the Kerry coast from Kenmare to Killarney with many incredible sites along the way!

With your wedding gift we will reserve a night in our Honeymoon Suite and indulge in luxury that exceeds all of our expectations. Our honeymoon suite is not just romantic; it's spacious, comfortable, luxurious and very private. Thank you for Suite Memories!

We will spend the night in a real medieval castle. Surrounded by original pieces of furniture, family portraits, magnificent hallways, unique stairwells, and all the modern comforts of a luxury hotel and if we are really lucky a friendly ghost!

We would love a few night’s stay in the beautiful Teach Cruachan Bed and Breakfast to experience true Irish hospitality.

We'd like to experience this west coast city on the water while staying in a traditional Irish home.

If you know us well, you know that we are foodies! The English Market in Cork is one of a kind. Selling locally made produce from fish, to poultry to fruit and veg and Flynns famous sausages. There is also a lovely cafe called Farmgate.

Also found in beautiful Killarney, Reidys Sweet shop and bar is certainly not for tourists, but very welcoming, we're told. The bar looks lime an old-fashioned grocery and sweet shop from the front,, but in back rooms (which looks kind of like someones private living room) there is a small bar with locals sitting on high stools or on a bench sipping on pints or cans of beer from the fridge. A unique experience!

The winding road that connects Cork with Kerry is known as the Healy pass and we are told is one of the most beautiful parts of Ireland. It is filled with scenic views of mountains, lakes and the Beara peninsula.

We dream of flying to Ireland in comfy seats with room for arms and some for our feet.

We would love to visit the graves of Ireland’s most famous, Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin

Ireland’s only wildlife park, Fota Wildlife Park is a very special place. Many animals such as the Kangaroos roam freely within the grounds while larger African wildlife such as Giraffes and Zebras are given such huge enclosures to wander around that they too almost look like they are roaming freely.

Who couldn't use a relaxing and romantic trip to a 5-star spa??

Did you know that Ireland has a cable car? Just the one, but a very cool one in a very random location it must be said. The cable car on Dursey Island in County Cork transports up to 6 people at a time across the Dursey sound, where you can often see dolphins jumping through the water below. When the weather is rainy or windy, it can be quite a scary ride – but one I'm willing to take :)It is the only cable car in Europe that transports people across open sea water – yet another reason we put it on our Irish bucket list!

We can learn to pour the perfect Guinness and learn of the history of Ireland’s famous drink at the Guinness Storehouse

West Cork is a fantastic location for Whale Watching. Boat trips leave from both Baltimore and Union Hall and last for around four hours. Even if we don’t see whales, the are many dolphins, seals and other marine life for us to watch out for.