Morning: Land at Dublin Airport at 08:00 and take a quick taxi to Clontarf Castle. After check‑in, enjoy a leisurely walk along the seaside promenade, soaking in the crisp November air.
Afternoon: Head to the historic heart of the city to visit Trinity College and view the legendary Book of Kells. A short stroll brings you to St. Stephen’s Green for a brief park pause and a coffee at a nearby café.
Evening: Experience Dublin’s lively nightlife in the Temple Bar district, sampling traditional Irish music and a hearty dinner at a local pub.
Find HotelsMorning: Begin with a guided tour of the iconic Guinness Storehouse, learning the brewing process and enjoying a panoramic view from the Gravity Bar.
Afternoon: Explore the medieval Dublin Castle and its State Apartments, then wander through the bustling streets of Grafton Street for shopping.
Evening: Dine in the historic Christ Church Cathedral area, followed by an evening walk along the River Liffey to admire the illuminated bridges.
Find HotelsMorning: Check out of Clontarf Castle and catch the Intercity rail to Cork (≈2.5 hrs). Arrive at the Residence Inn and settle in.
Afternoon: Visit the legendary Blarney Castle to kiss the Blarney Stone and explore the beautiful gardens.
Evening: Return to Cork city centre for dinner at the historic English Market, sampling local specialties.
Find HotelsMorning: Tour the atmospheric Cork City Gaol, learning about its 19th‑century history.
Afternoon: Wander through the vibrant streets to see St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral and enjoy a leisurely lunch at a riverside café.
Evening: Experience Cork’s music scene in the lively Oliver Plunkett Street area, with live performances in several pubs.
Find HotelsMorning: Depart Cork by train to Galway (≈3 hrs). Check in at your Galway accommodation.
Afternoon: Begin exploring the city centre with a visit to Eyre Square and the historic Spanish Arch.
Evening: Enjoy fresh seafood at a restaurant on the bustling Quay Street, followed by traditional Irish music in a local pub.
Find HotelsMorning: Join a guided tour to the spectacular Cliffs of Moher, taking in breathtaking ocean vistas.
Afternoon: Continue the tour with a stop at the charming village of Doolin before returning to Galway.
Evening: Relax on the Salthill Promenade, watching the sunset over Galway Bay and enjoying a casual dinner by the sea.
Find HotelsMorning: Travel back to Dublin by train (≈2.5 hrs) and check in at the Brooks Hotel.
Afternoon: Revisit any missed sights, such as the National Museum of Ireland or a quick shopping stop on Henry Street.
Evening: Celebrate the final night with a farewell dinner in the elegant Grafton Street district, perhaps trying a modern Irish tasting menu.
Find HotelsMorning: Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at the hotel, then take a short taxi ride to Dublin Airport for your onward flight.
Find HotelsIf you have extra time, consider extending your stay in Galway to explore the Connemara region or adding a day in Dublin to visit the Howth Peninsula for coastal walks. To shorten the trip, you could combine the Cork and Galway legs by taking a direct flight from Cork to Shannon and then a quick bus to Galway, reducing travel time and allowing an earlier departure from Dublin.