Sarah Slattery

You know, it's one of those things, it's uncertainty, isn't it?

Even though we're sure there's going to be no issues at all.

I think between that and the war and, you know, some people's holiday plans have actually changed that were due to travel via the UAE and things like that.

So there is a little bit of hesitancy.

People are kind of wondering what to do.

There's definitely a lot of last minute bookings happening to Europe today.

People are definitely booking last minute, but they're sort of not booking too far out.

And there's still a lot of interest in Irish holidays as well.

I put out a couple of posts on social media for Irish hotel deals and I've never seen a reaction like it.

Like it was unbelievable, actually.

So, yeah, definitely lots of interest in Irish holidays, too.

Well, I mean, I always kind of say, I mean, people generally tend to just gravitate towards the Wild Atlantic Way.

You know, we all like the beaches, you know, Galway, Clare, Mayo, all these West Ports and all these popular spots and the Cliffs of Moher, you know.

But that's where all the tourists are going to go as well, that they're going to have the most expensive accommodation and it's going to have the limited availability.

So I would usually say try and opt for the kind of places a little bit maybe more off the beaten track.

One of my favourites is, it's still on the Wild Atlantic Way, but it's Inishowen and Donegal, the locals sometimes call it the Forgotten 33rd County.

I just think it's absolutely stunning.

Yeah, that's what they told me when I was there anyway.

And I just think it's fabulous.

I think the beaches are stunning.