Sligo to Kildare from $23: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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4h  15m

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$23-38

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5h  58m

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Distance: 233 km

Duration: 2h 28m

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Traveling From Sligo to Kildare

The journey from Sligo to Kildare takes you from the rugged beauty of Ireland's coastline and wild landscapes to the tranquil charm of picturesque countryside and historical sites.

Best Neighbourhoods in Kildare

Kildare boasts charming neighborhoods that offer a range of experiences for visitors.

Naas

• Vibrant town center with shops and cafes.

• Rich historical sites including Naas Castle.

Kildare Town

• Home to the impressive Kildare Cathedral.

• Close to the famous Irish National Stud.

Kilcock

• Picturesque village setting by the Royal Canal.

• Known for its warm hospitality and community spirit.

Best Times To Visit Kildare's Attractions

Timing your visit enhances your experience at Kildare's top attractions.

Irish National Stud

Visit early mornings for a more intimate tour and fewer crowds.

Kildare Village

Weekdays, especially in the off-peak months, offer a relaxed shopping experience.

Kildare Cathedral

Late afternoons on weekdays provide a peaceful atmosphere to explore.

Kildare Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Kildare enjoys a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers, making it a pleasant destination year-round. While late spring and early autumn provide the best weather for outdoor activities, expect some rain throughout the year, so plan accordingly to make the most of your travels.

Dining Recommendation in Kildare

For a delightful dining experience, try the traditional Irish stew at McCormack's Restaurant, which showcases locally sourced ingredients and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Unlike the seafood-centric fare often found in Sligo, this hearty dish reflects Kildare's rich agricultural heritage, offering a warm and comforting taste of Irish cuisine.