WORLD GUIDES TO IRELAND AND NORTHERN IRELAND | |
County Antrim - County Cork - County Dublin - County Galway - County Kerry - County Kilkenny - County Limerick - County Londonderry | |
World Guide to Belfast, Northern Ireland Belfast is Ireland's second largest city and Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland. In recent years Belfast has undergone a remarkable transformation and Belfast's economy is now booming. Many areas of Belfast have been recently been redeveloped. |
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World Guide to Cork, Republic of Ireland Located on the southern Irish coast, Cork is a relatively small city with much to offer its visitors. The skyline of Cork is an attractive one, with the spire of St. Finbarre's Cathedral being especially prominent and easy to spot. |
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World Guide to Derry, Northern Ireland Filled with Irish character, Derry was formerly known as Londonderry and serves as Northern Ireland's second-largest city. Derry has managed to leave its troubled past behind and is graced by some 17th-century city walls. |
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World Guide to Dingle, Republic of Ireland Dingle is the most-visited tourist destination residing on the expansive Dingle Peninsula. This charming town features a scenic Atlantic shoreline and a busy harbourfront, where sailing and windsurfing are popular activities. |
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World Guide to Dublin, Republic of Ireland Dublin, Ireland's capital city, lies on Dublin Bay and overlooks the Irish Sea that divides Ireland and Great Britain. The city ranks among the top tourist destinations in Europe and in the last decade there has been an economic boom. |
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World Guide to Galway, Republic of Ireland The western coast of the Republic of Ireland is where you will find the city of Galway and its alluring pedestrianised streets. Galway's medieval Kirwan's Lane contrasts with its modern buildings and lively nightspots. |
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World Guide to Kilkenny, Republic of Ireland A charming heritage city, Kilkenny (Cill Chainnigh) is more like a small town in its appearance. Those with a taste for history will likely appreciate the old buildings, a number of which were built during the Norman and Tudor eras. |
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World Guide to Killarney, Republic of Ireland Lying on the south-western side of Ireland and within County Kerry, Killarney is a town with a thriving tourist industry, thanks to its close proximity to the Killarney National Park and its related sights, such as Muckross House. |
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World Guide to Limerick, Republic of Ireland A sizeable coastal city located in western Ireland, close to Shannon, Limerick is very much a mixture of old and new. The city offers plenty to fill a few days, with the Viking heritage of King John's Castle appealing to many. |
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