In green and against all :

Going on a road trip from France to Ireland is an exciting adventure that offers a unique combination of historical discoveries and passion for rugby. While traveling the scenic routes, travelers can explore a multitude of historic sites, while also having the opportunity to visit the rugby stadiums of Ireland's major clubs.

Step 1 : Departure from France

Cherbourg, much more beautiful than the image many people have of it

- Day 1 : Departure from France by ferry to Ireland from Cherbourg

Cork, its colorful houses are so representative of fishing ports

- Day 4 : Arrival in Cork, visit of the city center, discovery of Saint-Finbarr's Cathedral and Blackrock Castle

Stage 2 : Southern Ireland

- Day 5 : Visit Blarney Castle, opportunity to kiss the Stone of Eloquence, exploration of the surrounding gardens

The Cliffs of Moher, the symbol of Ireland

- Day 6 : Excursion to the Cliffs of Moher, walk along the cliffs to enjoy the spectacular views, visit the visitor center and the Burren, a unique karst region

Once again this year you should have the opportunity to attend a game on Munster's Champions Cup journey

- Day 7 : Visit to Thomond Park in Limerick, possibility of attending a rugby match or taking a tour of the stadium

Step 3 : Dublin

To replay the game in another Irish landmark

- Day 8 : Visit to Trinity College, discovery of the Book of Kells and the old library, walk in the Temple Bar district

You can also see the latest edition of the book, but not only that.

-- Day 9 : Visit to the Guinness Storehouse, beer tasting, exploration of the Aviva stadium if a rugby match is planned

The Aviva Stadium is the scene of so many Irish rugby exploits, but this year you'll have to wait for the game against Scotland in the 6 Nations Tournament to see an interesting game there.

- Day 10 : Additional day in Dublin to explore other sites of interest or attend a rugby match if necessary

Stage 4 : Central Ireland

Rock of Cashel, it couldn't be more romantic

- Day 11 : Road to the center of Ireland, visit to the Rock of Cashel, an ancient royal and religious site with historical ruins

The Lakes of Connemara, only to find out that the song basically says nonsense

- Day 12 : Discovery of the Connemara Lakes region, opportunity to hike, visit picturesque villages and enjoy the magnificent landscapes

The Titanic Museum, whether you're a fan of the film or not

Step 5 : Northern Ireland

- Day 13 : Road to Belfast, city tour, discovery of the town hall, the Titanic district and the Titanic museum

- Day 14 : Visit the Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, explore the spectacular rock formations

- Day 15 : Visit to the Kingspan stadium to watch a rugby match if possible, discovery of Northern Irish culture

Step 6 : Return to France

One of the advantages of ferries is that they are very stable at sea and you don't have to worry about seasickness

- Day 16 : Return by ferry to France, end of the road trip and return to reality

This detailed itinerary offers a variety of experiences, from cultural and historical tours to stunning natural landscapes, with the flexibility to adjust stops based on specific interests and planned sporting events.

Despite the violent arguments on the meadow, Ireland is a great country to travel to