The Irish Tourist Board site brings you all the connections you need to get to Ireland, find suitable accommodations, and gather a list of things to do and places to see. They will give you travel options for reaching the Emerald Isle and help locate tour and package operators. You can browse or reserve accommodations through an excellent database search engine, or check upcoming events. 'Things to Do' leads to over 14,000 activities from horse caravans and pilgrimages to go karts and bowling. Great access for securing the details of your visit.

This wonderous , family-oriented site, hosted by Alice Kehoe, is a conglomeration of all links Irish. No pictures, no graphics, no cookies - other than the ones you may find in recipes. Each of the several hundred sites is briefly annotated by Alice and organized into one of ten categories - Counties/Cities/Towns/Visitor Information, Creative Arts, Directories/Link Lists/Search Engines, Everyday Stuff - Living/Eating/Working/Fun, Government/Gov't Agencies/Health Boards, History/Historic Sites, Institutes of Higher Learning, News & Media, Social Issues/Special Concerns, and Transport/Getting Around. The most amenable Irish site on the web.

A superbly organized site that take you as far as you could want to go into the history, culture, achitecture, archaeology, customs, language, music, and environment of Ireland. Each nicely designed page embeds links into easily read, informative text. Side bars have thought-provoking quotes, articles from the Irish Times and interesting details. Sponsored by Irish Marketplace, which discretely provides purchasing opportunities, this site is an Internet directory worth several days of browsing.

Art.ie is a listing and advocacy site for the arts througout Ireland, north and south. You can access an arts listing for any of Ireland's counties or major cities with a single click. Or choose one of 11 arts categories: architecture, community arts, drama and dance, festivals, film and new media, gigs, heritage, music and opera, talks and literature, traditional arts, and visual arts. Search by combining category and county or by entering a search text or browse an interactive map. Best entrance to the arts of Ireland.