31 ESSENTIAL First Time IRELAND Travel Tips

Want to know what to do when you travel to Ireland? How about what clothes to pack or how much your trip might cost? Alex and Marko the Vagabrothers share their top 31 essential Ireland Travel Tips to help you have the trip of a lifetime.

What's the difference between Ireland and Northern Ireland?

If you can't pick between Dublin or Belfast? How about the weather in Galway or the food in Cork? Alex and Marko the Vagabrothers share their top 31 essential Ireland Travel Tips to help you have the trip of a lifetime.

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[vagabrothers]

Hey Vagabuddies. Make sure to share your tips in the comment section too! Stay curious & keep exploring!

[Livebreatheatsleep]

I’m impressed at the respect you show Ireland, it’s refreshing to see Americans who have taken the time to educate themselves on our history, our culture and our customs. Thanks lads.

[kevinnulty]

As an Irish man myself, I have to say if I had a hat I’d take it off to the pair of you, very accurate research and much respect . Good on yas.

[shipsintheknight]

If you ask a local in NY "where's the crack?" they'd point you toward fun, too.

[gavinross]

As a native Irish man I have to say this is a very comprehensive and accurate video with a lot of good practical tips and advice. The only challenge I'd have is where you say St Patrick's Day is not big deal in Ireland. Its literally our national holiday and has now been turned into a week long festival in most cities with lots of parades and other events

[gothakane]

Rain jacket yes! Umbrella no!
You'll come to discover that umbrellas are pretty much useless in Ireland due to the strong winds from the Atlantic.

[musicislife]

I’m Mexican born and raised in NYC but I have no idea why I have such an intense attraction to Ireland. It’s literally my dream to visit ❤️ I hope that day is soon!

[normamedina]

Just got back from Ireland. The country and its people are beautiful. 😍 would recommend to anyone :)

[jillmecham]

When I went to Dublin for my graduation trip one of the locals warned us to keep an eye on our bags and to even be careful of wearing backpacks because of thieves during the day. I found it to be the most effective to keep all my bags in front of me and using a sachel instead of a backpack. I loved Dublin though and plan on going as often as I can!

[JeanLucCoulon]

About the meal... I've been in Ireland several times with my wife. We used to get a great Irish breakfast in the morning (at the B&B) and then, for lunch, everywhere, you can find "the soup of the day" with some brown bread and salted butter. It is quick and delicious.
One remark about the meal in the pubs at night: you have to know that at 9:30 p.m., often, you cannot have a meal, it is time for the bar and music :)

[paulrobb]

I'm Irish and these guys know and have seen more ireland than me ! Good stuff lads..one thing tho ' sláinte' is pronounced slan cha

[paularocha]

Celebrating my 4th year living in Ireland this month and I loved the video! Great to do your research about Irish history, yes! And when it comes to the weather... No matter what day of the year: layers, layers, layers everyone! ☔🌧❄🌤🌪⛄

[dmc]

Thank you for utter respect of the Irish and showing our culture and our people in the real light

[lenanabanana]

I'm a dubliner and this is fairly spot on ! Only thing is, lunch prices are dependent on where you go.... in Dublin theres a Starbucks on every corner, McDonalds Burger Kings, five guys, nando's ect. Go to temple bar for ONE, just to say you did. Theres good pubs around the river liffey. Go to coppers for a proper Irish nightclub experience 😂if you want a small town vibe beside the sea just outside of dublin Is skerries where alot of tourists seem to enjoy ! Obviously all of the above when Ireland is not in lockdown 😭

[razzlekaitdazzle]

I disagree about St. Patrick's Day not being a big deal in Dublin! When my fiancé and I were there in 2016, all the pubs were full and it was a sea of green hats and painted faces! It was a blast.

[MaulanaBanana]

Me (in Ireland): "Where's the crack?"
My parents: *squinting hard at me* "What did you just say?"

[christineryan]

Well done! An accurate account of Ireland, its history and the people. The scenery is breathtaking but it’s the people that make it.

[looseherb]

Ireland = my favorite place on earth, thank you SO MUCH for giving us another video from there!!

[veronicalloveras]

My great grandfather was from County Cork so visiting 🇮🇪 is on top of my bucket list. I hope I can fulfill this dream soon!

[gracebennion]

I AM going to Ireland. I am. 2020 that's my year. Can't wait!! Thanks for this video. Very informative and entertaining.