Corrib Travel top 10 winter destinations

Thu, Sep 29, 2016

If you are planning some winter sun holidays, the advice from Corrib Travel is as always to book as soon as possible.

Pick your perfect Honeymoon destination with these tips from Corrib Travel

Mon, Sep 19, 2016

So you're planning your honeymoon? Congratulations! The honeymoon is an important part of the wedding experience, and a much-needed escape after months of exciting, yet exhausting wedding planning

Survey reveals Irish travel preferences for 2016

Thu, Sep 15, 2016

Some 80 per cent of holidaymakers from Ireland will avoid travelling to places they perceive to be at risk from terrorist attacks but will not allow such threats to stop them from holidaying, according to new research from 123.ie.

Fahy Travel to hold cruise night for Royal Caribbean — on Aran

Thu, Sep 15, 2016

A senior director of one of the biggest cruise companies in the world is coming to Galway to promote sales — on the Aran Islands.

Mount Falcon Estate — Enter the world of sheer relaxation

Thu, Sep 15, 2016

A calming break away is an investment in yourself. A calm mind brings inner strength and self confidence. To achieve both, the Mount Falcon Estate in Ballina, Co Mayo is the ideal location.

Set in rolling greenland and forest, its place at the heart of nature allows it to become a true haven, and it is 1.5 hours from Galway city.The moment you turn your car into the drive of the Mount Falcon Estate, you know that you are departing one sphere and entering another world of relaxation.

Sail away on board on a river cruise with Corrib Travel

Thu, Sep 01, 2016

Imagine yourself reclining under a deep azure sky, as the polished teak deck moves almost imperceptibly with the rhythm of the Mediterranean and a refreshing evening breeze ruffles the air.

Five things to do in Galway's Capital of Culture sister

Mon, Aug 22, 2016

The seismic announcement that Galway was to be the European Capital of Culture 2020 on Friday July 15 2016 was greeted with delirium by the county of the Tribes. After failing in 2005 Galway beat off competition from Limerick and the Three Sisters to take its place with Dublin and Cork as Ireland's European Capital of Culture winners.