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The food is excellent in Ireland.  You will find that the quality of the food is very good, and the preparation is top-notch.  You will not just be eating stew and fish and chips (although we highly recommend trying a few different rounds of fish and chips while you are there). 

Our group dinners generally include a 3-course meal with appetizer, main, and dessert.  There are always meat, chicken, and fish options, as well as pasta or vegetarian options available.  Ireland can certainly cater to gluten-free, allergies, and specific requests.  Most Irish meals are sourced from only Irish farms - think grass-fed beef, organic chicken, and local fruits and vegetables.

We always get asked 'What will the weather be like'.  Well, that is always hard to know, but generally, you can expect some cold days in the 50's, with blustery winds, and of course some Irish Rain.  For summer tours, expect some days where short-sleeves will be enough.  Ireland has a temperate climate, with temp ranges between 35 degrees in winter to 75 degrees in summer, and it does not vary that much from those temps year-round.

You may be lucky and get some 50-degree weather in winter, or a trip with no rain in summer!   All of the below photos were taken in June - you can see we are dressed pretty warmly most days.  Prepare for wind and rain!