Welcome to “Traveling in Ireland,” the podcast where Jody Halsted, your go-to Ireland travel expert, chats with locals about their areas and tourism businesses. Listen for laid-back conversations that spill the beans on the best places and experiences Ireland has to offer. From the buzz of Dublin to the tranquil spots in County Kerry, we’re diving into it all. Get ready for stories, insights, and ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 225 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Learn more about Ireland's most visited heritage sites in 2023 - as well as my favorite sites (with far fewer visitors) that you might want to add to your itinerary. You'll hear a bit of history, some interesting tidbits, and even tips for visiting. ... more
In this episode we're delving into what makes Ireland such a fantastic golf destination, sharing some of the best golf courses in Ireland, and learning how my podcast guest, Gerard Bourke, CEO of Ireland Travel Links, can help you plan the golf trip ... more
Your car rental company may offer a toll pass as a helpful addition to your rental car. But is it necessary in Ireland? more
Ireland is a stunning country to explore by car, with its rolling hills, dramatic coastline, and charming villages. But driving in Ireland comes with its own set of challenges and differences you need to be aware of. If you haven't already made your ... more
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I have been listening to Jody for YEARS. I’ve been to Ireland a few times and every time I do, I catch up on relevant episodes and anything new. While I don’t have children she is still one of the best Ireland travel podcasters to listen to if you are going. The best tips, the best experience ideas the best step by steps (car rentals, yikes!). Thank you Jody for always being there for us when we need that advice or just how to get started!
I’ve been listening for a while, heading over again in May and recently found your podcast. I’ve ordered the planning guide and I’m looking forward to check out a lot of your suggestions. I am enjoying each episode… Thanks so much for doing what you Jody!
We signed up for the tour, but, admittedly, my wife wasn’t too enthusiastic since we have previously been to a couple of the destinations. However, as we listened to your podcast while driving the hour and half from Cleveland to Pittsburgh for our Thanksgiving Dinner, Leslie became increasingly interested in the tour, especially by the dining experiences, Silver Works, and the ‘Lake of Learning’ adventure. Now she is all in! Thank you, Jody.
Heading to Ireland and Northern Ireland in 2024. more
I just returned from Ireland. The Ireland Family Vacation podcast was very informative and helpful in planning my trip. Great tips in every episode. I knew how to handle money, packing, and especially what food I wanted to enjoy. Also check the website for ideas on your itineraries and other tips.
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