myguideIreland are the Ireland destination specialists and we take great pride in being your experienced vacation specialists for Ireland.
Every year we travel the length and breadth of Ireland to inspect the products we sell for quality and value for money and we pick from the best.
"We have just returned from a wonderful trip to Ireland, thanks to you! Our Non-Stop flight left right on time. Our car was waiting for us and the house in Doolin was perfect!
We had a great week and really want to thank you for your help in making it happen."
Sincerely,
Colleen Lucas
At myguideIreland we are currently offering all our Guests the possibility of getting up to 10% discount on your 2008 vacation. If you have been thinking about a vacation to Ireland NOW is the time to stop thinking and take action.
Have you ever driven on our narrow little Irish roads and thought how on earth do the locals drive so quickly when the sides of the road appear only millimetres away? Now imagine driving on these same small roads at speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour (124 miles per hour) in a two litre turbocharged family saloon? You can’t? Well this week that’s what the best rally drivers in the world are going to do on the narrowest, bumpiest, most scenic roads in Ireland when the World Rally Championship (WRC) comes to Ireland for the very first time.
At myguideIreland, we always pride ourselves on putting our Guests first and are always looking for ways to offer better value without compromising the service we deliver. As you are well aware, the dollar has recently hit record lows against the Euro and many of our Guests and potential Guests have expressed their concern.
Behind the scenes, over the last few months, our Finance Director has been applying great foresight in currency management so we are now in a position to provide our vacation products at a great value exchange rate. Resisiting the temptation to profit from this currency hedging, we are now offering an exchange rate of just $1.35 per Euro to any US Guest booking a vacation to Ireland. This “turns back the clock” to February of this year before the recent sharp declines in the Dollar’s value.
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