Traveling in Ireland

Welcome to “Traveling in Ireland,” the podcast where Jody Halsted, your go-to Ireland travel expert, chats with locals about their areas and tourism businesses. Listen for laid-back conversations that spill the beans on the best places and experiences Ireland has to offer. From the buzz of Dublin to the tranquil spots in County Kerry, we’re diving into it all. Get ready for stories, insights, and tips that go beyond the guidebooks. Plus, I’ll be dishing out some Ireland travel tips to make your trip smoother than a perfectly poured pint of Guinness. Whether you’re a newbie or a frequent flyer to Ireland, this podcast is your shortcut to the real deal. Grab your favorite beverage, kick back, and let’s chat all things Ireland on “Traveling in Ireland” with Jody Halsted.

Traveling in Ireland is a society podcast hosted by Ireland Family Vacations, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  Exploring Kinsale, Ireland: Food, Forts & Coastal Adventures

  Sep 29, 202645 min

  Kinsale may sit at the beginning or the end of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way, depending on how you travel it, but this colorful County Cork town deserves more than a quick stop.Fáilte Ireland certified guide Clodagh FitzGerald shares a local's perspective on Kinsale, from the history of Charles Fort and James Fort to harbour adventures, coastal walks, great food, and some of the best places to explore nearby. Charles Fort, viewed from the harbour Highlights include:Why Kinsale deserves more time than a quick day tripCharles Fort, James Fort, and the Old Head Signal TowerWalking tours, harbour cruises, kayaking, and other ways to exploreWhere to eat and stay in KinsaleDay trips to Cork City, Cobh, West Cork, and beyond Clodagh also shares an important Ireland itinerary tip: don't over-plan. Quality beats quantity when you're trying to enjoy Ireland rather than simply check places off a list. The post Exploring Kinsale, Ireland: Food, Forts & Coastal Adventures appeared first on Ireland Family Vacations .

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  Can You See All of Ireland from One Central Base?

  Sep 22, 20267 min

  This is the first in my series exploring the best places to base yourself for day trips in Ireland. Full article with video & links: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/central-base-ireland-day-trips/planning-your-irish-vacation/itineraries/ We’re starting in the center of the country to answer a question I hear all the time: can you stay in one central location and tour all of Ireland? I’ll show you why it can work for some trips... and why one central base may not be as convenient as it sounds. Using Athlone as our base, I’ll take you into my Ireland Travel Compass to see what you can realistically reach on a day trip. Dublin and Galway look quite manageable. Westport, the Cliffs of Moher and Connemara make for much longer days. And once you start considering places like the Giant’s Causeway or Dingle, the reality of all that driving becomes very clear. The goal isn’t simply to find a central place to stay. It’s to choose a base that works for what you actually want to see and how much time you’re comfortable spending in the car. Throughout this series, I’ll use the Ireland Travel Compass to explore different bases around Ireland, what you can comfortably reach from each, what might be pushing it for a day trip, and experiences nearby that you may not have considered. Learn more about the Ireland Travel Compass: IrelandFamilyVacations.com/compassyt Ireland Travel Resources: - Car Rental & Driving Guide: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/drive - DIY Ireland Travel Planner: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/compass - Expert Ireland travel advice by email: https://ifv.kit.com/51952569c5

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  Leap Card in Ireland: What Visitors Need to Know

  Sep 15, 202613 min

  Do you actually need a Leap Card when visiting Dublin or traveling around Ireland? Maybe, but the Leap Visitor Card isn't automatically the best choice just because you're a visitor. Dublin city centre is compact and very walkable, and I rarely use public transportation when I'm exploring the city. Depending on your plans, individual fares or a Standard Leap Card may cost less than a Visitor Leap Card. Full article for indepth info & links: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/leap-card-ireland/ireland-travel-tips/ In this episode I'll explain: • The difference between a Standard Leap Card and Leap Visitor Card • How much the Leap Visitor Card costs • Whether a Leap Card can actually save you money • Where you can use a Leap Card in Dublin and around Ireland • Where Leap Cards aren't accepted • Why you may not need a Leap Card at all • How and where to purchase one Planning to take the DART to Howth? I'll also show you a real-world fare comparison that may make you rethink the €8 one-day Visitor Card. Additional information mentioned in the episode: - How to get around Ireland: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/travel-ireland-bus-car-train/planning-your-irish-vacation/ - How to use your mobile phone in Ireland: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/tips-using-mobile-phone-ireland/ireland-travel-tips/ - WifiCandy: IrelandfamilyVacations.com/wifi (use code IFV10 for discount_ - Ireland Itinerary Review: irelandfamilyvacations.com/review Ireland Travel Resources: - Car Rental & Driving Guide: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/drive - DIY Ireland Travel Planner: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/compass - Expert Ireland travel advice by email: https://ifv.kit.com/51952569c5

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  Getting Around Ireland: Choosing the Best Transportation for Your Trip

  Sep 8, 202613 min

  What's the best way to get around Ireland? It depends on your itinerary, budget, travel style, and how much flexibility you want. Fill article & links: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/travel-ireland-bus-car-train/planning-your-irish-vacation/ In this video, I break down the pros and cons of traveling around Ireland by train, bus, rental car, private driver guide, and even boat. We'll look at where each option works well, where it can make your trip more difficult, and why you don't have to choose just one. Mixing and matching transportation can often make the most sense. You might explore Dublin without a car, take a train to another city, rent a car for the countryside, or hire a private driver guide for a day. Before deciding how you'll travel around Ireland, figure out what you want your trip to look like... then choose the transportation that fits it. Topics covered: - Train travel in Ireland - Bus travel in Ireland - Renting a car in Ireland - Private driver guides in Ireland - Mixing transportation options in Ireland Ireland Travel Resources: - Car Rental & Driving Guide: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/drive - DIY Ireland Travel Planner: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/compass - Expert Ireland travel advice by email: https://ifv.kit.com/51952569c5

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  The Global Irish Famine Way: Connecting Ireland’s Emigration Story Across the World

  Sep 1, 202640 min

  In this episode of the Traveling in Ireland podcast, Jody chats with Caroilín Callery, founder of the National Famine Way, and Edel McWeeney Moran, Communications and Stakeholder Engagement Manager, about the Global Irish Famine Way and the Bronze Shoes connecting Ireland's Famine emigration story with communities around the world. Full article & links: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/global-irish-famine-way/attractions/ Episode highlights: • How the National Famine Way grew from the story of 1,490 people who left Strokestown in 1847 • Why the Bronze Shoes have become such a powerful symbol for the Irish diaspora • How the Global Irish Famine Way expanded into Canada and is now growing in the United States • How local communities and historians are uncovering overlooked Famine stories • How travelers can experience the National Famine Way and take part in the 180th anniversary events in May 2027 Ireland Travel Resources: - Car Rental & Driving Guide: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/drive - DIY Ireland Travel Planner: https://irelandfamilyvacations.com/compass - Expert Ireland travel advice by email: https://ifv.kit.com/51952569c5

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