Kilkee Cliff Walk named as Ireland's highest rated tourist destination

The study, conducted by sports betting and casino site Tonybet, looked at the percentage of 'excellent' reviews compared to the total number of reviews on Tripadvisor.
Kilkee Cliff Walk named as Ireland's highest rated tourist destination

A new survey has shown Kilkee Cliff Walk has been named as Ireland's highest rated tourist destination.

The survey, conducted by sports betting and casino site Tonybet, looked at the percentage of 'excellent' reviews compared to the total number of reviews on Tripadvisor.

The data revealed Kilkee Cliff Walk in County Clare as the tourist spot with the highest number of 'excellent' reviews, making up 91.8 per cent of all reviews.

The Leprechaun and Fairy Underground Cavern in Carlingford, Co Louth was named as the second highest rated with an 89.5 per cent approval rating.

Gougane Barra Church in Cork is the third highest with an 89 per cent rating, while Ringfinnan Garden of Remembrance in Kinsale has an 87.7 per cent of positive reviews.

Downpatrick Head in Ballycastle, Co Mayo makes up the top five with 85.6 per cent of positive reviews.

In sixth is the Dingle Peninsula in Kerry, with a positive rating of 85.1 per cent.

A spokesperson from Tonybet said: “Ireland has long been known for its beautiful countryside and scenic views. This study has highlighted just some of the many hidden gems that visitors can include in their travels.

“Many of the places on the list are steeped in a rich history that locals are very proud of. Places like Gougane Barra Church have centuries of stories surrounding it, but newer areas on the list, such as the Ringfinnan Garden of Remembrance offer rich cultural experiences, providing travellers with moments of reflection, whether alone or with loved ones.”

“Overall, Ireland is home to some of the most captivating and beautiful destinations in the world, offering a blend of natural beauty, historical depth and cultural richness that make it a must-visit for any tourists.”

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