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Showcase your stay to our readers.Featured stay · SponsoredShowcase your stay to our readers.Advertise your hotel, B&B or attraction here. Advertise Here →Derry Weekend: The City Walls, the Bogside and Mussenden TempleCo. Derry · About 3 hours from DublinDerry cityThe only complete city walls in Ireland, murals that tell a powerful story, a riverside full of new life and the best Halloween in Europe. Derry is a weekend you won't forget.No car neededRainy-day optionsWalkingDublin Weekend: Free Museums, Georgian Squares and the Howth Cliff PathCo. Dublin · About 15 minutes from DublinDublin city and coastFree world-class museums, Georgian squares, a park full of wild deer and cliff walks a short train ride away. Dublin is worth a weekend of its own.Food & drinkNo car neededRainy-day optionsKildare Weekend: The National Stud, St Brigid’s Kildare and Castletown HouseCo. Kildare · About 45 minutes from DublinKildare town and the CurraghRacehorses, a Japanese garden, St Brigid's town, a Palladian palace and Shackleton's story, all 45 minutes from Dublin.Family-friendlyNo car neededRainy-day optionsLimerick and Adare Weekend: King John’s Castle, the Milk Market and Thatched CottagesCo. Limerick · About 2 hours 15 minutes from DublinLimerick city and AdareA castle on the Shannon, a Saturday market, a Georgian quarter and the prettiest village in the country down the road. Limerick is the city break that surprises everyone.Family-friendlyFood & drinkNo car neededCobh and East Cork: Victorian Harbours and Coastal WalksCo. Cork · About 2 hours 45 minutes from DublinCobh and East CorkPainted houses climbing a hill, the Titanic's last port of call, a fortress island, a wildlife park and whiskey. Cobh is the easiest car-free weekend on the south coast.Coast & beachesFamily-friendlyNo car neededBelfast Long Weekend: Titanic, Murals and a Very Good Night OutCo. Antrim · About 1 hour 45 minutes from DublinBelfastTwo hours up the line from Dublin, with world-class museums, a buzzing food scene and history on every corner.Family-friendlyFood & drinkNo car neededAthlone and Lough Ree: A Midlands Long Weekend on the ShannonCo. Westmeath · About 1 hour 20 minutes from DublinAthloneIreland's oldest pub, a castle on the river and a lake full of islands, right in the middle of the country.Family-friendlyFood & drinkNo car neededCarrick-on-Shannon: A Long Weekend on the River in LeitrimCo. Leitrim · About 2 hours from DublinCarrick-on-ShannonBoats, bars and some of the quietest countryside in Ireland, two hours from Dublin.Family-friendlyFood & drinkNo car neededInis Mór Long Weekend: Bikes, Cliffs and the Aran IslandsCo. Galway · About 3 hours to Rossaveal, then a 40-minute ferry from DublinInis Mór, Aran IslandsLeave the car on the mainland, hire a bike and spend a weekend on the edge of Europe.Coast & beachesFamily-friendlyNo car neededCork City Break: A Long Weekend in the Rebel CountyCo. Cork · About 2 hours 40 minutes from DublinCork CityMarkets, pubs, a harbour full of history and a city that would quite like you to know it's the real capital.Family-friendlyFood & drinkNo car neededA Wicklow Mountains Weekend: Glendalough, Lakes & Easy HikesCo. Wicklow · About 1 hour from DublinGlendalough & WicklowAn hour from Dublin, monastic ruins, two glacial lakes and some of the best walking in the east.Family-friendlyNo car neededWalking