Plant a tree on your Irish road trip
Plant a tree on your Irish road trip – My Irish Cousin, the friendliest car rental service in Ireland, have been busy behind the scenes working on their latest and most exciting project. In 2023, for every customer who rents a car from My Irish Cousin, they will be planting one native Irish tree!My Irish Cousin, the friendliest car rental service in Ireland, have been busy behind the scenes working on their latest and most exciting project. In 2023, for every customer who rents a car from My Irish Cousin, they will be planting one native Irish tree!
The trees, oak, alder and roan saplings, will be planted on the beautiful Wild Atlantic Way in Co. Kerry with help from Cloudforest. Visitors can come to experience the newly planted forest, and those overseas will have access to live webcam footage of the area.
My Irish Cousin’s long term goal is to help restore and protect Ireland’s natural beauty while still providing a top-notch car rental service.
Cousin Malachy spoke of the project, “The team has been working on this project for quite a while now and we are delighted to be partnering with Bernard from Cloudforest. By gifting each customer a tree with their car rental, not only are we doing our part for the environment but providing a great memento that our customers can cherish forever; their very own little piece of Ireland!”
My Irish Cousin promises environmental conservation, friendly and helpful service, and complete peace of mind with no hidden surprises.
Taking an Irish road trip this year? Be sure to read My Irish Cousin’s insider’s guide to driving in Ireland like a pro.
Who is My Irish Cousin?
My Irish Cousin offers travelers to Ireland stress-free car rental services. With a variety of vehicles located in over 20 locations and 5 airports, they make it easy for you to pick up your car and return it when you’re done.
All charges are included in the fixed cost fee that My Irish Cousin provides, so there are no surprises or hidden fees when you pick up your car. Plus, there is zero excess and deductible, coverage for tyres, glass, roadside assistance, travel to Northern Ireland, and unlimited mileage – all at no additional cost. My Irish Cousin doesn’t even require a deposit on your credit card or charge extra for an additional driver! So you can enjoy your time in Ireland and rest easy knowing you’re getting the best deal.
Book with My Irish Cousin to get the best deal on your car rental and help make an impact on sustainability!
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The Wild Atlantic Way Visitors Guide ( Updated 2023 )
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The Wild Atlantic Way Visitors Guide ( Update 2023 )
The Wild Atlantic Way Visitors Guide – The Wild Atlantic a scenic driving route along the Atlantic coast of Ireland, stretching from County Donegal in the north to County Cork in the south. It offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, rugged coastline, and rolling hills, as well as a rich cultural heritage and a host of outdoor activities. Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or adventure seeker, there is something for everyone on the Wild Atlantic Way
Why You Need The Ultimate Ireland Travel Guide (it’s Free)
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Why You Need The Ultimate Ireland Travel Guide (it’s Free)
Are you planning a trip to Ireland? If so, then the Ultimate Ireland Travel Guide is an essential resource. From money and travel documents to facts about Ireland and Irish customs, this guide will give you all the information you need for your trip.
How to drive in Ireland ( with peace of mind )
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A road trip in Ireland is one of the best experiences you will ever have and to really enjoy every aspect of your trip it is important to be aware of driving conditions and also diriving regulations in Ireland.
Here are 5 tips for driving in Ireland
- In Irelland cars drive on the left-hand side of the road.
- You need to keep a valid national driving licence or international driving permit on you at all times.
- Distances in Ireland are denominated in kilometres, in Northern Ireland it will be in miles.
- It is law that everyone in your vehicle needs to wear a seat belt at all times
- Signposts in Irish speaking areas are written in Irish
