Holiday In Ireland
Known as the ‘Emerald Isle’, Ireland is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, friendly locals, and wealth of attractions to explore. Partiers looking for the craic head straight for the bright lights of Dublin, whilst those looking for something a little more sedate head for the smaller towns and villages that dot the lush green island.
Ireland spans just 84,000 kilometres, with a coastline that spans just under 3,200 kilometres and is renowned for its unspoilt countryside and picturesque landscape. The rolling hills and crashing waves make the country a popular destintion for adventure sports enthusiasts, whilst the legendary Irish hospitality and, of course – the Guinness, ensure that sociable types return here time and time again. It is not for nothing that virtually every city in the world boasts an ‘Irish Pub’ – the friendly atmosphere, good, traditional food and warm welcome of the real thing is a key part of what makes any trip to Ireland so special.
Dublin
Whilst a warm welcome can always be found in the country’s small, rustic towns and villages, many travellers head here to enjoy the bright lights of the capital, Dublin. An increasingly popular destination for hen and stag weekends, Dublin comes alive with a young, lively crowd at night, and offers plenty by way of daytime attractions as well.
Guinness lovers shouldn’t miss the chance to take a tour of the factory where the famous drink is made! Those of a more cultural nature will not find themselves short of options – the National Museum of Ireland can be visited in Dublin, and there is a wealth of museums in the city – celebrating everything from literature and arts to the history of transport.
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