The greater island of Ireland is the Achill Island, that is placed throughout the western coast of the county of May. It is lived and connected to Ireland by a bridge. Most important at cultural level they are the Islands Plow, an archipelago formed by three islands, Inishmore, Inishmaan and Inisheer, in the coast of the county of Galway, which are populated by an important community of Irish speech, or Gaeltacht. Valencia Island, near the peninsula of Iveragh, in the county of Kerry, is also one of the majors islands of Ireland. Relatively it is colonised, and connected by a bridge in his Southeastern part. The Omey island, in the coast of Connemara in the county of Galway, is a only accessible island on foot during the low tide. Very rich at cultural level, but less at economic level, they are the islands of the coasts of the county of Donegal, like for example Arranmore and Tory. Ireland, mainly in its western part, is formed by numerous peninsulas. Many of most spectacular and known Ireland are placed in the county of Kerry, for example the peninsula of Dingle, the peninsula of Iveragh, already mentioned, and the peninsula of Beara. The peninsula of Ards, in the county of Down, is also very extensive, one of the majors peninsulas outside Kerry, as well as the peninsula of Inishowen, in the county of Donegal, that includes the most northern point of Ireland, important Malin Head, and several cities like Buncrana, Carndonagh and Moville. The most southern end of Ireland is the Mizen end. The more northern land characteristic of Ireland is the Inishtrahull island, around Malin Head. The rocky small barren island of Rockall could deserve this honor but it is a disputed territory, since it is protested by the United Kingdom, the Republic of Ireland, Denmark (the Faeroes) and Iceland . Spanish tourism information.

The climate of Ireland is tempered, although significantly hotter than almost all the other places located in a similar latitude, like Poland (in Europe) or Newfoundland, the opposed side of the Atlantic), due to the influence of the Current of the North Atlantic. The wind usually moves from the southwest towards the northeast, breaking in mountains of the western coast. Due to this, rains are an essential component of the life in this region of Ireland, where the Island Bravery (the most western town of Europe), in the Atlantic coast and pertaining to the County of Kerry, it almost receives the rain double that Dublin in the east (1400 mm versus. 762 mm). Throughout the country, approximately a 60% of the annual precipitation happen between the months of August and January. January and February are the coldest months of the year and the temperature average oscillates between the 4 and the 7 °C. Julio and August are most lukewarm with averages between 14 and 16 °C. The months with greater amount of hours of sun May and June are, receiving between 5 and 7 hours per day