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Beside the shores of Keenaghan Lough in County Fermanagh, Keenaghan Cottage is an example of slow travel with an authentic experience that resonates with today’s experience-led traveller. 

Astronomy plays an important part in the history of Ireland and clients can gain an insight during a one-of-a-kind tour at Armagh Observatory and Planetarium. 

Unique Ascent provides guiding and instructional packages tailored to take clients safely to the summits of sea stacks in Ireland. 

 The Gobbins Cliff Path – one of Northern Ireland’s premier visitor attractions and a big hit with international visitors – is the one ‘hidden gem’ that clients may be missing off their Ireland itinerary and is rated as a must visit for 2026, having now opened for the new season. 

Standing on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, Blacks Brewing & Distilling is situated in the town of Kinsale, Co Cork. 

For travellers drawn to dramatic coastlines, open landscapes and character-filled stays, Renvyle House offers an Irish escape in the heart of Connemara. 

Wild & Fired offers visitors a distinctive taste of Ireland’s north west through live fire cookery, seasonal produce and local hospitality.

In the heart of Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands, Birr Castle Demesne continues to evolve as a distinctive heritage attraction, blending science, sustainability and immersive visitor experiences across 120 acres of parklands and gardens.

If clients would enjoy a draught Guinness on a vintage 60-year-old heritage train as the Irish countryside rolls past their window  the Emerald Pullman is for them. This seven-night, eight-day private rail tour takes guests through the best of Ireland and Northern Ireland in pure Pullman style.

Celtic travel specialist Brendan Vacations has officially launched in the New Zealand and Australian markets.