How much money would I need to take a trip to Ireland?

We welcome everyone, but don't be too surprised if Irish people react negatively to you expounding your views on history and politics in Ireland. For cost of flights, google flights to Ireland to see how much. Airlines have different rates for different days and times. Rather than hotels, could I suggest staying in Bed and Breakfasts instead. Not only are these cheaper, but they tend to be family-run, and in people's homes, and this can be very useful if you are looking for tips on where to go, etc. You can expect to pay €50 per person per night in a B&B in Ireland - this does include breakfast, and all rooms have their own bathroom. If you want to visit places in the countryside, you'll need to arrange some form of transport. Places like Killarney have lots nearby and hiring a bike is a good way to get to them, but you'd need motorised transport for places further afield. Coach tours are possible and affordable, and you could also hire a car, but investigate this before committing yourself. Very few automatic cars are available to rent in Ireland, petrol is expensive (currently €1.19 per litre, there are 3.5 litres approx. to the gallon, do the maths), and the roads are such that you cannot drive 100 miles in 100 minutes, it isn't physically possible. I would advise going to an area or city or large town and staying there for a few days at a time. As regards some of the sights and tourist sites, your best bet would be to check out the tourist info at www.discoverireland.ie to see the rates. Bear in mind that if you do go on coach tours, you would be paying a group rate for many places. If you've never been out of the US before, things will seem quite different. Be prepared for a culture shock.

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