What to Pack for a Trip to Ireland

[@koneko1380]

You nailed it! If you come to Ireland waterproof shoes, windproof jacket and layers for the unpredictable weather. Think four seasons in one day! 🍀

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

That's the truth! :)

[@vulpix6716]

KONEKO13 just bring a hoodie and track Suit and you'll be grand

[@halomegabloks97]

That’s just like here in Indiana

[@kernowforester2349]

I lived in Co Fermanagh and Tyrone for 10 years. It can be warm, even hot and dry for long periods in Spring/Summer, or cold and frosty in the Winter, but cool, cloudy and sometimes wet is common. The sheltered east is much dryer than the wet west. We used to get grass and forest fires in Spring and Summer when dry, and often the ground is wet and boggy. Over 20% of Ireland is bog! It is however an island in the North Atlantic exposed to frequent low pressure systems! This summer has been very warm and dry. However, the weather is variable due to its position in the North Atlantic, that is the main issue. One thing, in the west and NW of Ireland (the island), biting midges are common in the Summer. So get a skin applied midge repellent, you will need it!

[@adrianazapata8144]

Kernow Thank you!

[@MichaelGarbutt-r8]

Thank you for your advice. I'll be spending a week there starting Feb 17th

[@rtsharlotte]

You nailed that. I see to many tourists packing too much. Some advice make sure you have extra room in your main bag for souvenirs and take plug sockets that can convert you lap top/mobile charger to Irish plugs

[@clarisahernandez5280]

Thanks for the wash cloth tip. I had already put it on my list.

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

You're very welcome. Hope you have a wonderful trip!

[@sjwilloughby-greene8214]

I really hope I need this information one day. Thank you for sharing. ♡♡♡

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

We hope you make it to Ireland soon. You will love it!💚

[@morrisyarnell6083]

Great information, especially the tip it is a casual place. I plan on getting a sweater there as I have seen many that I would like.

[@lucyhuppert6694]

Very helpful video! I’m so excited to go to Ireland for 3 weeks in 2018! My best friend and I will be there mid May through very early June.

[@marcj7565]

Lucy Warner wow big coincidence my best friend and I are doing the same thing around practically the same time. We are leaving at end of my May and will be there till middle or end of June.

[@lucyhuppert6694]

That's so awesome! Have a great trip!

[@marcj7565]

Lucy Warner thanks you guys too maybe we will see you there lol.

[@miguelrodriguez6757]

I will be traveling to Ireland May 8 - 16 with a visit to London for 2 days. Just counting the days for my trip!

[@kevinwhelan9574]

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[@jannac9018]

I like how you say bag. Bayg.

[@vikramjeet11]

hello

[@ep4423]

I'm Irish most winters pack lighter than you would for a Canadian winter but warmer in summer than you would for a Spanish summer.. Ie its temperate. Don't bring leather jackets take plastic boots with a good sole, tennis style shoes, one really glam outfit for a Saturday night out, some makeup, umbrella, layers cardigans and cardicoats are great under lighter raincoats. Highend northface etc isn't really needed even climbing standard walking shoes or boots in our tiny mountains are fine.

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Well said! We couldn't agree more. :)

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Amazing video. Well done! We truly enjoyed it.

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Thanks guys, Love your channel :)

[@caroltrull417]

Thank you very helpful tips

[@Morningdovecamp]

It was helpful. Thank you! 👍🇺🇸

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

So glad you found it helpful!! 😀

[@Britneymphotography88]

My future goals to go Ireland or Scotland 💕wish can ford to go someday

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Yes! Ireland and Scotland are such wonderful places. When you're ready, we'd love to have you along on one of our small group, back roads tours of Ireland and show you the very best of the Emerald Isle ☘️😊 inroadsireland.com/

[@Britneymphotography88]

@@InroadsIrelandTours thanks I'll let you know when we can love the scenery

[@bburns2478]

Add slippers and a pair of trainers

[@jillbrown1411]

10/10 relieved a lot of my anxiety

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

So glad this is helpful!

[@halloweenville1]

When visiting Ireland, never complain about a Shepherds pie having lamb in it, Shepherds pie is traditionally made with Lamb, if you want the beef version, just ask for a Cottage pie.

[@gracebennion2000]

So simple. Thank you

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

You're very welcome :)

[@mollyfrisbie7086]

We are going on a bike trip to the Ring of Kerry in August. Any additional suggestions you have on what to bring??

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Hi Molly! The only thing we might add is to bring some "tech" shirts in case the weather is cool so you can wick away the moisture. Layering is key and don't forget the sunscreen!

[@seankelly03]

Try squeeze your auld Hurley into the suitcase as well. G’luck.

[@terrijordan5736]

Out of all the videos on packing for Ireland...I have so appreciated yours the most! I am traveling there the 1st week of November...other than a little warmer clothing/jackets any other suggestions?

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Thanks so much - we're glad the video was helpful. Being in Ireland in early November, your suggestions are spot on - more long sleeve items, warmer jacket, rain jacket. Probably don't need any short sleeve shirts. A hat, gloves, and a scarf are good to have along. Hope you have a wonderful trip!

[@seaviewhavenselfcateringba3427]

Great tips! Thanks!

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Thanks, hope all is great in Ballinskelligs!

[@arethamorgan6613]

Looking to visit the green lsland in mid January 2020. Any suggestions on what to wear, heavy coat, sweat shirts? 🤔

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Hi Aretha, We'd suggest a warmer coat and then layers that you can adjust as needed beneath. A warm hat, gloves, and a scarf are handy too. In Dublin, the daytime high temps are in the 40s Fahrenheit and it can be damp so it can feel chillier.

[@arethamorgan6613]

@@InroadsIrelandTours Thank you. 😌

[@beatricemariaprunetti5861]

Thanks a lot

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

You're very welcome :)

[@vikramjeet11]

hello

[@frcluc]

Are those items by any way still appropriate for March weather? Thanks

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Hi, The items mentioned in the video are still appropriate for March. Maybe take a warmer sweater and a warmer jacket. Have a great trip!

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Sure. You may want to bring more long sleeved items versus short sleeve as the temps can be anywhere from 0 - 12 Celsius (32 to 54 Fahrenheit) depending on where you are in the country.

[@dennisyates2904]

HI CAROLYN JANETTE YOU ARE RIGHT ON. I USE YOUR VIDEO TO HELP FAMILY COMING TO VISIT US NOW THAT WE ARE LIVING IN IRELAND. WANTED TO PAUSE TO THANK YOU FOR PUTTING IT TOGETHER AND FOR MAKING TRIPS HERE FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS FAR MORE ENJOYABLE. GOD BLESS. DENNIS LIVING IN CO. DONEGAL. IF EVER HERE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US UP HERE IN DERRYBEG, DENNIS YATES AND KENN HARTMAN. WOULD LOVE TO MEET AND THANK YOU IN PERSON. XXXX

[@otterlypebbles]

My husband and I are visiting Ireland for the first time in June 2018. We want to do a walking tour either the Dingle way or the Beara way. Which would you recommend? Thanks for your thoughts! Heather

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Hello Heather, Thank you for your question. Both walking tours are beautiful and have spectacular scenery. The Beara is definitely less touristy and if you're looking for lesser known places, that would be a good choice. If you want to base yourself in the town of Dingle (a bit more touristy) and then head out on the Dingle way, that is a wonderful option. They are both fantastic choices and you can't go wrong. Hope this helps and you have a great time in Ireland!

[@lovedogs930]

Piper if you have the time visit both you will not be disappointed. I I'm from Cork City so I'm biased. The best way I can describe West Cork and Kerry is when God created both places he was in a very good mood. Hope you have a great holiday.

[@carolinewhite3435]

Piper Wright I'm from Ireland do the ring of Kerry you will love it and a 1000 welcomes 🇮🇪☘

[@amyjacquelineg.9541]

Do our curling and flat irons need adapters in Ireland?

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Hi Amy, For curling and flat irons, if it just plugs straight in to an electrical outlet, then you'll probably need a voltage transformer to change the power from 110 volt (US) to 220 volt (Ireland and Europe). Then you'll also need a plug adapter because the Irish plug is a different shape. If your curling or flat iron has a power source built into it that says it can take a range of voltage (110 - 240), then you wouldn't need the voltage transformer and would only need the plug adapter. On our Trip Prep & FAQs page, check out the "Electrical Items" section for more info and a picture of an Irish electrical socket, inroadsireland.com/trip-prep-faqs. Hope this helps and that you have a great trip!

[@michaelohalloran4777]

If you plug them into a potato you'll be fine

[@ep4423]

Personally I use them but honestly most hotels, bandbs etc will have hairdryers I'd bring lighter velcro rollers, some clips and blow-dry it using your accommodations hairdryer if that's possible... Probably too late for u guys but if someone else sees this I hope they find it useful

[@shanelynch7964]

i really hope when you said 60 degrees you meant farenhite cause it is only about 18 celcius

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Yes - 60 degrees Fahrenheit.

[@edytam2750]

This is exactly how I pack on any international trip that's even 3 week long. The only thing that is missing is a pair of sneakers for shorter non muddy hikes, otherwise perfect!!!

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Great suggestion - thanks!

[@sarahann530]

Christina M Non muddy hikes in Ireland ??

[@Sasivlog24]

First time traveller to Ireland. Alone. Leaving my family. This video was useful. Any suggestions to wear thermal ?

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Hello! Unless you are particularly sensitive to the cold, there is no need for thermal, even in the wintertime. As long as you stay dry and windproof, you should be fine. We know you will have a lovely time in Ireland! Enjoy!

[@AMindInOverdrive]

Umbrella is #1 lol

[@christopher9727]

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[@AdamAdam-zg8jl]

Thanks silly😁

[@helloguyy]

Baig = bag ha ha ..funny pronunciation

[@oma148]

I have to ask, why is it called a bay instead of a bag?......a swimsuit?.....

[@YY-tk9xw]

Swimsuit in Ireland ? Are you serious?

[@InroadsIrelandTours]

Yes! Many people swim at beaches, pools etc in Ireland and a swimsuit is useful for hot tubs or spa sessions too. Many of our friends swim year-round, braving the cooler waters for fun and fitness. During the summer months, it's common to see lots of people enjoying Ireland's many unspoiled beaches and lakes. So pack your swimsuit and join in the fun!

[@daviddalpier372]

A (allah). Rules ireland