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Ireland is situated in Northwestern Europe. It is divided into 7 regions - East Coast and Midlands, Northern Ireland, Shannon Region, Southwest Ireland, West Ireland, Northwest Ireland and Lakelands, and Southeast Ireland.Sites of interest for more information: www.tourismireland.com and www.irelandemb.org
Please visit Ireland Passport/Visa Requirements for more information.
Belfast is the capital and largest city in Northern Ireland. Belfast is currently experiencing a successful tourist boom, being one of the most visited cities in the UK.There is a wealth of attractions to keep everyone busy from vibrant bars and restaurants. to parks and gardenswhich are home to an abundance of local wildlife and popular places for a picnic, a stroll or a jog. Local museums and places of interest include The Titanic’s Dock and Pumphouse and the Ulster Folk Transport Museum which offer an insight into the history, industrial heritage and times gone by; while award winning attractions including Belfast Zoo and W5 Interactive Science Centre provide great family days outSites for more information: http://www.gotobelfast.com/
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Winter Garden Apartment |
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Apartment 2 Queens Square |
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7.21 Arc Apartment |
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College Central Apartment |
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Clarendon Quay Apartment |
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Marine Apartments |
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Bushmills is a village on the north coast of County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The village owes its name to the River Bush and to a large watermill that was built there in the early 17th century. The village is best known as the location of the Old Bushmills Distillery, founded in 1608, which is the oldest licensed distillery in the world. The distillery's range includes the Bushmills Original and Black Bush blends and the 10, 12, 16, and 21 year old Bushmills Single Malts and Giant's Causeway is located 2 miles (3 km) north.Sites for more information: http://www.kidscantravel.com/familyvacationdestinations/bushmills/plan/index.html
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Melagh Holiday Cottage |
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Cork is Irelands third most popular city after Dublin and Belfast. Its name is derived from the Irish word corach meaning marshy place. The River Lee flows through the city. The best way to see the city centre is on foot. There is a signposted Walking Tour which takes in the main sights including St Finn Barre’s Cathedral, Cork Vision Centre, the Cork Heritage Park, City Hall, the Crawford Gallery and the Old Gaol. The centre is compact and is full of shops, department stores, restaurants and cafes. Cork is packed with culture and nightlife attractions. It is friendly and relaxed and has something to offer everyone from great restaurants to the theatre. Many festivals are held throughout the year. The best known include Cork Film Festival, the Folk Festival and Cork Midsummer Festival. About 1 hours drive away is Blarney Castle, home to the famous Blarny Stone which is guaranteed to give you the gift of the gab. Cork is a vibrant city filled with history and culture.Please visit http://wikitravel.org/en/Cork_%28city%29 and http://www.corkcity.ie/ for more information on this area.
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Whitethorn |
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Sandycove |
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Lough Ine House |
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The Gate Lodge |
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Falcon |
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Copper Beech Farm |
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Dublin is the vibrant capital of the Republic of Ireland. It is split in two by the River Liffey. O’Connell is on the North side whilst the Soth side is home to St Stephen’s Green, Grafton Street, Trinity College and many other attractions. Although Dublin is large the center is small enough to be covered on foot. Why not try a sightseeing tour to get a feel for the layout or visit the Guiness Storehouse to learn about Dublin’s most famous drink. The vibrancy, nightlife and tourist attractions make Dublin the most popular entry point for international visitors to Ireland.Please visit www.visitdublin.com and www.dublincity.ie for more information about the area.
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Almara Bed and Breakfast |
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Letterkenny is the largest town in Donegal. Located at the mouth of the Lough Swilly, the town grew in the 17th century from a small market village to a prosperous town in Donegal and was the Ecclesiastical Seat for the Diocese of Raphoe. Letterkenny’s name come from the Irish Leitir Ceannain meaning Hillside of the O’Canainn clan. Things to see and do include Letterkenny Town Park, St Eunan's Cathedral, Polestar sculpture, the County Museum, Grianan of Airleach and Glenveagh National Park.Please visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letterkenny and http://www.letterkennyguide.com/ for more information.
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Teach Eimear |
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Ramelton is a town in County Donegal, Ireland. Ramelton is situated at the mouth of the River Lennon, 11 km north of Letterkenny and 4 km east of Milford, on the western shores of Lough Swilly. The town is named from Ráth Mealtáin, (Gaelic for "the fort of Mealtan"), an early Gaelic chieftain.
Sites for more information: http://www.ramelton.net/
Stranorlar is a small town in the Finn Valley of County Donegal, in Ireland. Drumboe Woods are the major attraction of Stranorlar. The woods are managed by Coillte and provide walking routes along the banks of the River Finn and the upper woods. Outside the town, a small folly called The Steeple is a popular destination for many walkers. From the top of the tower, on a clear day, the hillfort of The Grianan of Aileach can be seen. There is an interesting raised ring fort at Dunwiley, outside the town.
Please visit http://www.from-ireland.net/don/lewis/stranorlar.htm for more information.
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Woodlawn Cottage |
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The Tanyard Apartments |
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