10 Reasons to Bring your Dog on Holidays in Ireland

Make your family holiday in Ireland complete, bring your four-legged family member along too, for some well-deserved rest and relaxation! We are delighted to highlight 10 reasons to bring your dog on holidays in Ireland

1. Holiday Photographs

No more holiday selfies! Your friends will thank you, instead bring the dog along and take cute pictures of him on the beach or in scenic tourist attractions such as Timmy here at the Cliffs of Moher .

2. No need to feel guilty

Pet Friendly Holidays - Aran Islands Galway © Failte Ireland

Aran Islands Galway © Failte Ireland

You can relax and enjoy your holiday because your four-legged friend will be right by your side for the whole time. He can enjoy the holiday too!

3. Home from Home

Carnfunnock Country Park Antrim © Failte Ireland

‘Home is where the heart is’ and sometimes we can feel homesick even when we’re having a blast. The family dog can help small children settle in and stop them from feeling homesick while on their next self catering holiday in Ireland.

4. You know your dog(s) is safe

Pet Friendly Holidays in Ireland

Pet Friendly Holidays in Ireland

Free your mind and stop worrying while on holidays, you deserve a rest. When you bring your dog on holidays you’ll know he is safe and well-fed and most importantly, having the time of his life exploring all the new sights and smells close to your dog friendly self catering holiday home in Ireland.

5. No kennel fees

Pet Friendly Holidays Mulranny beach Mayo © Failte Ireland

Mulranny beach Mayo © Failte Ireland

Tired of expensive kennel fees or do you have to rely on a family member or friend to look after your dog(s). Save some money for your holiday and bring your furry friend with you too.
At Trident Holiday Homes the starting rate is normally €25.00* per pet – cheaper than a kennel . However please note charges can do vary per property & location, please check with reservations +353 1 201 8440 for more information.

6. No member of the family is left behind

Pet friendly Holidays in Ireland

Pet friendly Holidays in Ireland

Here at Trident Holiday Homes we love dogs and understand you don’t want to leave a member of the family behind. Book a pet-friendly holiday home and your dog can come with you – making sure he’s just as much a part of the holiday memories as everyone else.

7. They’re bundles of fun

Dog swimming at Glendalough Wicklow © Failte Ireland

Dog swimming at Glendalough Wicklow © Failte Ireland

Nothing can make your holiday more fun than the happiness of a dog especially if you are travelling alone. Your four-legged friend will be the life and soul of your Irish holiday – bringing endless fun to strolls along the beach and walks through the forest.

8. The best co-pilot

Pet friendly Holidays in Ireland - Dogs on a road trip around Ireland © Trident Holiday Homes

Dogs on a road trip around Ireland © Trident Holiday Homes

Why? They let you pick the music and they won’t make fun of your singing. ‘Are we there yet’ I’m sure is a phrase too often heard but a dog can help entertain and distract your children on long journeys to your dog friendly holiday home.

9. An excuse to explore

Pet Friendly Holidays in Ireland - Dog running in sea on beach © Trident Holiday Homes

Pet Friendly Holidays in Ireland – Dog running in sea on beach © Trident Holiday Homes

A dog will give you an excuse to get out and explore your holiday destination. Need a conversation starter, a dog is also a great way to meet the locals and make new friends at your holiday destination.

10. Dogs are welcome

Claddaghduff Beach House, Pet Friendly Holiday Home in Galway Ireland

Claddaghduff Beach House, Pet Friendly Holiday Home in Galway

Dogs are welcome at over 60 of our self catering holiday homes across Ireland. So be sure to bring your dog on your self catering holiday in Ireland and don’t feel guilty for leaving him/her behind! Making sure they are just as much a part of the holiday memories as everyone else.

See some of our amazing pet-friendly holiday homes in Ireland by clicking here.

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