James March

About

After spending years in soul-sapping office jobs, James finally took the plunge into full-time travel writing in 2020 and hasn’t looked back since.

Since then he’s covered destinations such as France, Spain, Tunisia, Slovenia, Colorado, Barbados and, of course, Ireland for publications across four different continents around the world.

Experience

James has been writing for over four years and in 2022 was nominated for the TravMedia Awards’ ‘Rising Star of the Year’ award (which he didn’t win, in an outrageous miscarriage of justice).

James has written for publications including Nat Geo Traveller, Condé Nast Traveller, The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Times and BBC Travel, as well as contributing chapters for three Lonely Planet guidebooks.

He’s been to Ireland many times over the last ten years, most recently in the summer of 2022 on a jaunt to tackle some of the best walks in Glendalough!

Favourite places in Ireland

Taking in the coastal views from the charming village of Ballycotton in Cork is one of James’s favourite Ireland memories.

However, he’s just as happy sat in Dublin’s Long Hall with a pint of Guinness and a dram of Redbreast 12.

His most popular guides

James has penned some of the most popular guides on The Irish Road Trip. Here are some of his most read articles:

• 17 of the finest whiskey distilleries in Ireland
• 6 Best Dublin Mountains Walks To Tackle This Weekend
• 95 of the best festivals in Ireland in 2023
• The Definitive Guide To Irish Whiskey
• 7 Of The Oldest Pubs In Dublin That Boast History, Charm + Character
• The Key Differences Between Northern Ireland VS Ireland In 2023
• The 1916 Easter Rising: A 5 Minute Overview
• 15 Of The Best Irish Whiskey Brands Worth A Sip
• Everything You Need To Know About The Mourne Mountains
• 13 Pubs In Temple Bar Worth A Visit