I'm going on a walking tour of Ireland next year. What is the best month to go?

May through to August are all fine. Strangely enough May works out to be the driest month.

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I was there this past June and it was rainy and cold and only in the 50's ...BRRRRRRRR..

I heard that was the best time to go...I will never go again than or in the winter or the spring or the fall......My husband played golf there alot and it was always colder than he liked and wore his rainsuit often,,,,,I will only go in the summer now.......When ever you go,,,have FUN,,,take a rainsuit and jacket and HAVE FUN ! It is truly a beautiful Country

I would maybe go late spring-early summer (May/June). If you are walking you do not want it to be too warm or too cold, but at least by then the scenery will be beautiful!

Go during the Winter. LOL

I dont know but when you do go can i go with you?..I would love to got here my Grandma was born there and always talked about how beatiful it is....I hope you have lots of fun... :-)

March. St. Patricks DAY!

august should be a good time to go....nice wether around then

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