International Relations Office

Ireland

Located at the most western point of Europe, Ireland is the third largest island in Europe. The “Emerald Isle” offers a tapestry of magical nature settings which act as perfect backdrops for many myths and legends. From its mountains and soaring hills, extensive land of greenery, its nature and wild life, the Irish tradition of folk music and dances to its vibrant cosmopolitan cities. Ireland is indeed a land full of amazing exploration and discovery. Walk into its unique history by trekking along its pilgrim’s route.

In the place rated as the top country to live in by The Economist in 2005, do set aside some time from your busy schedule and immerse yourself in the Irish culture and the famous Irish craic.

 

Capital
 Dublin
Currency
 Euro
Language
 Irish, English
Weather

Dublin (East Ireland)

  • Temperate climate, cool summers and mild winters
  • Summer months (June – September) : 9 – 18 °C
  • Winter months (December to March) : 2 – 9 °C
  • Average warmest month : July
  • Average coolest month : January
  • Average wettest month : December

Donegal (North Ireland)

  • Temperate climate with warm damp summers and mild wet winters
  • Summer months (June – September) : 8 – 18 °C
  • Winter months (December – March) : 2 - 9 °C
  • Average warmest month : July
  • Average coolest month : January
  • Average wettest month : December

Galway (West Ireland)

  • Galway experiences a year-round mild, moist, temperate and changeable climate
  • Summer months (June – September) : 9 – 19 °C
  • Winter months (November to February) : 4 – 10 °C
  • Average warmest month : July
  • Average coolest month : December
  • Average wettest month : October

Cork City (South Ireland)

  • Mild and changeable climate with abundant rainfall and lack of temperature extremes
  • Summer months (June – September) : 9 – 19 °C
  • Winter months (December – March) : 2 – 9 °C
  • Average warmest month : July
  • Average coolest month : February
  • Average wettest month : January

 

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