Do clients need to drive in Ireland?

On the itinerary here, yes, outside Dublin: a rental car covers Galway, the Cliffs of Moher, Killarney and the Ring of Kerry. Clients drive on the left, and most rental cars are manual, so ask whether they need an automatic.

How long are the drives in Ireland?

Dublin to Galway takes about three hours and Killarney back to Dublin about four. A car ferry across the Shannon Estuary shortens the drive from Galway to Killarney.

How many nights does Ireland need?

Seven nights covers Dublin, Galway and Killarney: two nights in Dublin, two in Galway, two in Killarney and a last night in Dublin.

Ireland itineraries for travel agents

1 itinerary · Western Europe · Updated Nov 2026

YourTripTeam's Ireland itinerary for travel agents runs 7 nights and takes in Dublin, Galway and the Ring of Kerry. Build your client's Ireland tour package in 4–5 minutes.

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Ireland itineraries

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Dublin, Galway and the Ring of Kerry
7 nights / 8 days

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An Ireland trip on YourTripTeam can include hotels, tours and tickets, private transfers, private guides, rental cars and ferries. Every line carries a live, bookable price, with availability checked for your client's actual dates. Flights are not included.

Planning notes for Ireland

How do Ireland trips usually run?
Dublin, then west to Galway and south to Killarney, makes a loop in a week, with the Cliffs of Moher from Galway and a full day on the Ring of Kerry.
How do your clients get around Ireland?
This route suits a rental car. Your client drives on the left, and most rental cars are manual, so ask whether they need an automatic. A car ferry across the Shannon Estuary shortens the drive from Galway to Kerry.
When should your clients go to Ireland?
June to August brings the longest days for driving, and the Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry are busiest in July and August. Spring and fall are quieter, with shorter days.