There are few places as dramatic and beautiful as Ireland. Ireland is the most Western part of Europe. It sits out in the Atlantic Ocean and is the first, or last depending on which way you’re travelling, port of call from the Americas. Because its roots are still rural much of Ireland is still a green and pleasant land. However, when it turns to the Autumn and Winter months things begin to change. The clothes need to change and womens irish sweaters are the first thing to turn to keep in your wardrobe. https://www.shamrockgift.com/aran-sweaters/womens-aran-sweaters/ have a great and full range to choose from.

The green of Ireland soon starts to be replaced with reds and ruddy yellows as the season begins to change. Being an island, and closely linked to the sea, the number of storms that land on the Island and batter it.  This is because the island feels the full warming effects of the Gulf Stream from Mexico. Ireland’s temperature does not drop too low. In fact, if you are looking for a mild place to spend the winter months Ireland is you.

Ireland is not known for its snowfall. The winds of the Atlantic are too fast and strong to mix with the Arctic blasts and they also keep the European cold snaps out too. That’s not to say that there isn’t the odd snowy interlude. Ireland has many high mountains such as the Mournes and the Ring of Kerry.