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Jan – Mar: Winter & Early Spring

Best For: Quiet travel, off-season discounts, scenic coastal views.
Weather: Cold, with temperatures ranging from 4°C to 10°C (39°F to 50°F). Rain is frequent, especially in coastal areas.
Highlights:
- Fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring cities like Dublin and Galway without the crowds.
- St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in March—don’t miss the lively festivities in Dublin and Cork.
- Scenic coastal walks in places like Kerry and Cliffs of Moher.

Apr – Jun: Spring

Best For: Mild weather, lush landscapes, festivals.
Weather: Temperatures range from 9°C to 16°C (48°F to 61°F). Spring brings mild temperatures and colorful blooms.
Highlights:
- Wildflower season—perfect for hiking in places like Killarney National Park and Connemara.
- The Dublin International Film Festival and Galway Arts Festival in May and June.
- Outdoor activities like cycling, hiking, and scenic drives along the Ring of Kerry.

Jul – Aug: Summer

Best For: Festivals, long daylight hours, and outdoor adventures.
Weather: Warm, with temperatures ranging from 14°C to 20°C (57°F to 68°F). Rain is still possible, but summer is generally mild.
Highlights:
- Longest days of the year—enjoy nearly 18 hours of daylight in the north.
- Galway International Arts Festival (July) and Kilkenny Arts Festival (August).
- Visit Belfast for the vibrant Titanic Festival or Dublin for the Bloom Festival in the Phoenix Park.
- Perfect weather for road trips and exploring the Wild Atlantic Way.

Sep – Nov: Fall

Best For: Fewer crowds, beautiful autumn colors, harvest season.
Weather: Temperatures range from 10°C to 17°C (50°F to 63°F). Fall brings cooler weather but still mild enough for outdoor activities.
Highlights:
- Autumn colors in the parks and countryside, especially in Wicklow Mountains and Killarney.
- The Galway Oyster Festival (September) and Cork Jazz Festival (October).
- Dublin and Cork are quieter after the summer crowds. Perfect for exploring historical sites and cozy pubs.

Dec: Winter & Holiday Season

Best For: Holiday cheer, winter sports, and cozy experiences.
Weather: Cold, with temperatures ranging from 4°C to 9°C (39°F to 48°F). Rain and wind are common, especially in coastal areas.
Highlights:
- Christmas markets in Dublin and Galway, full of festive food, crafts, and music.
- New Year’s Eve celebrations in Dublin and Belfast.
- Winter landscapes—perfect for cozying up in a traditional Irish pub with a warm drink.