Whether it’s taking a trip to see the sharks in Galway’s Atlantaquaria or a sword fight in Limerick’s King John’s Castle or even enter the world of Leprechauns, Faeries and other world creatures in Dublin’s Leprechaun Museum – with 12 locations nationwide, Travelodge Ireland has you covered.
Read MoreNow in its fourth year, New Year Festival Dublin is an exciting 2-day citywide festival of Arts, Culture and Live Entertainment in the heart of Dublin. This year, Custom House is set to be at the centre of the proceedings.
Read MoreVisiting the Christmas markets, taking the family to the Panto, or Christmas shopping in the City? Then take a festive break this holiday season with Travelodge Ireland, with 12 hotels nationwide in great locations and affordable prices from just €69. Book now for one of our 12 stays of Christmas on Travelodge.ie It’s Travelodgical to stay at a Travelodge this Christmas season.
Read MoreAppropriately it was Limerick rugby legend who announced an exciting new visitor attraction for Limerick city recently with the news that a digital interactive visitor centre for the sport will be opened in Limerick in 2019.
Read MoreDublin City has over 120 public parks and there are now impressive plans recently announced by Dublin City Council to further improve these hugely popular green areas. The suggested improvements include more art and sculptures, tearooms and added bicycle facilities as well as increasing the amount of outdoor seating in city centre parks.
Read MoreVisit Dublin and not have a pint of Guinness? That’s pretty unlikely, isn’t it! But where to have that first pint of plain? That’s a tricky choice, there are so many top-class Guinness-pouring pubs in Dublin City. We at Travelodge Ireland always want to help you out when you’re staying in one of our 5 budget hotels in Dublin so get ready for a pint of the black stuff at Five of the Best Dublin Pubs to Drink Guinness in.
Read MoreNestled between Wicklow Mountains and the Irish Sea, Dublin is a young, vibrant, happening city full of culture and heritage. A Viking city at heart, Dublin’s streets are an eclectic mix of history and contemporary. Home to Ireland’s National Museums and Galleries and with many more historical, artistic and literary attractions in Dublin, there is plenty to see and do for the culturally inclined.
Read MoreHolder of a TripAdvisor Excellence Award and winner of the Travelodge International Hotel of the Year, our budget city hotel is the perfect Galway base...
Read MoreThe famous Dark Hedges in County Antrim in Northern Ireland which came to worldwide prominence thanks to the epic Game of Thrones global TV sensation has been voted one of the world’s most beautiful places.
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