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There are sites listed in Ireland, you need to go into the overseas/abroad search, or whatever it's called. I have been to quite a few Irish sites - which area are you looking at?

Anne

Oh ta, I looked at the map bit and saw the UK & France only.

We're getting the ferry from Fishguard to Rosslare, so probably in the eastern side of the country.

There is a site near Rosslare, St. Margarets, ok for a night or two. Quite a few in Cork and Kerry of course, and also in Wicklow, all nice areas.

Decide on which region you want to go to first and we can help better with sites.

While the South East is beside the Rosslare ferry, it's relatively flat and uninteresting and most visitors head elsewhere. Close to the ferry there is Dublin and the Wicklow hills to the North or historic Kilkenny and Waterford (those 2 counties being my particular favourite region) to the West. Farther on theres Cork and Kerry to the West, and even further Galway. The North also gets it's share of visitors and is very varied and of course uses £ sterling.

 If you are looking at Wicklow I would cross to Rosslare which would be easier than fighting your way through Dublin.    If you cross from Holyhead go to Dun Laoghaire not Dublin Port.   Irish Ferries cross from Pembroke to Rosslare.