St Patrick's day kicks off new season.

The 2019 touring season in Ireland is all set to go, as the first real influx of tourists are about to flood into the country for the annual St Patric's day festival. 

A lovely mild February morning in my garden.
 Our Winter this past year has been one of the mildest and dryest for many years, so we are looking forward with optimism to the year ahead. The forecast for our tourist season is for a very busy one, so if you are making any plans with regard to a trip to Ireland, then it would be very wise to get to work on it straight away. We at Dove still have a certain amount of availability during the season ahead, and can get to work with you immediately if you contact us.

This Springtime evening sky had a really beautiful pinkness about it, which i am afraid i did not do justice to with my photo.

Driving yourself in Ireland may not be a great idea, as you have a little more than narrow winding roads to deal with. It is also hard to take in the beautiful scenery, and to keep your eyes on the road at the same time. Give us a call.

The west of Ireland is where i myself was born and reared, and to me, it is where the real raw beauty of Ireland can be seen, and enjoyed, at its best. Ruins, such as this famine time cottage above, bring you right back to those horrendous days when so many died from famine, and so many fled the country in order to simply survive.

 There is no doubt about it, but there are many many people already looking forward to their first pint of Guinness here in Ireland on St Patrick's day. (another good reason for having your own driver).

We are all set to go here, and looking forward to hearing from you.