Well, it depends. If you’re talking about Northern Ireland, the answer is yes. But if you’re talking about the Republic of Ireland, then, no. If, however, you’re wondering about the Island of Ireland, then…maybe. The terms England, Great Britain, United Kingdom, and so on, have been mistakenly used interchangeably over the years, which has just […]
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If you are looking to immerse yourself in the beauty and surrounds of Inch beach and the areas wonderful culture, Inch Beach Cottages are a wonderful choice. Located within easy walking distance of Inch Beach, these self catering cottages offer a feeling of home, with stunning sea views.
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The outstanding medieval fortress known simply as The Castle still stands protectively in the heart of Ireland’s historic Capital City. Located on the historic Dame Street, Dublin Castle occupies a sprawling complex of multiphase historic buildings that are situated on a massive area of 11 acres within one of Irelands most beautiful and culture filled
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So, this year I traveled down the Wild Atlantic Way and one of the most fabulous spots on the trip was the Cliffs of Moher. The sheer size alone is daunting. The history is also something to behold. History The Cliffs of Moher are the most visited natural attractions in Ireland. They are located in
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Cobh is a port found in Cork County, Ireland. It was known as Queenstown until 1920. It is a tourist port located on the southern of the Great Island in the Coast of Cork County. It is the home to the only dedicated cruise terminal in Ireland. The port has many Irish names starting with Cove which was its initial name before it was renamed Queenstown and later Cobh.
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