The escorted touring specialist said the move came in response to a spike in demand after Ireland dropped its testing and quarantine requirements for fully vaccinated arrivals from the UK.
Working in partnership with the Irish Tourist Board, Shearings said on Wednesday (4 August) it had added "hundreds" of places on its autumn holidays as well as its 2022 departures.
All trips include coach transportation, ferry costs, hotel accommodation and excursions.
Leger Shearings Group’s head of retail sales, Ashley Dellow, said travel agents would "do well" to recommend Ireland as a destination to clients who are still "nervous" about Covid-19.
