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My Amazing Driftwood Experience: 7 Day Tour of Ireland

15th February 2019
Read the experience of Corrina Austin as she joined Driftwood on a magical 7 day tour of Ireland.  
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Top 7 Tips for Traveling to Ireland

7th January 2019
What are your tips for traveling to Ireland? Travel expert John polled our friendly community to see what item — or attitude — you should not leave home without. Read on for the results!
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October #MyVagabondTour Photo Competition - Win 2 Fantastic Irish Cookbooks

4th October 2018
COMPETITION CLOSED. Enter our Ireland travel photo competition to win amazing Irish craftwork. In October 2018 it was 2 Fantastic Irish Cookbooks.
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September Photo Competition - Win a Selection of Handmade Irish Craft Products

7th September 2018
COMPETITION CLOSED. Enter our Ireland travel photo competition to win amazing Irish prizes. This month it was a Selection of Handmade Irish Craft Products.
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August Photo Competition - Win a Celtic Cross Pendant from Connemara Marble

1st August 2018
COMPETITION CLOSED. Enter our Ireland travel photo competition to win amazing Irish craftwork. This month is was a Celtic Cross Pendant from Connemara Marble.
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Are Electrical Adapters Needed for Ireland?

30th July 2018
Yes, if you have American or Canadian electrical devices you will need an electrical adaptor. In Ireland like the U.K. the plugs are three pin (see below). Besides a different shape plug, the voltage is significantly different too. In Europe it can be anywhere between 220-240 Volts, while in the U.S.A. and Canada it is usually 110 Volts.
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