Belfast City Sightseeing Tour
Located at the western end of Belfast Lough, the city of Belfast at the mouth of the River Lagan has gained a reputation for its bustling nightlife, excellent shopping and top tourist attractions. It's full of beautiful architecture and as it's relatively compact it's easy enough to get around on foot. But why not save yourself the hassle? Take the Belfast City Sightseeing Open Top Bus Tour. Buses depart regularly from Castle Place and you can take in many of Belfast's top attractions.
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New Year's Eve Dublin 2008
Yes I know its only September but believe it or not there are plans under way already for New Year's Eve in Dublin 2008. Dublin city centre is firmly established as one of the most popular places to be on New Year's Eve, with restaurants, pubs and clubs open until the wee hours of the morning. Read on for more suggestions on how to celebrate New Year's Eve in Ireland's Capital…
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Top 7 things for kids to do in Dingle
A day out in Dingle is always a day well spent. No matter what the weather, Dingle always gives off an atmosphere of a "happening town". Whether you just want to walk around the town, popping in and out of the various craft and souvenir shops, visit some of the attractions, or take a scenic boat trip around Dingle Bay, Dingle has all the ingredients for a great day out. And there's no shortage of things for the kids to enjoy as well. Read on for more…
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Destination Spiddal
Spiddal, (An Spidéal), County Galway, is a picturesque seaside village on the shores of Galway Bay, and part of An Gaeltacht (Irish speaking area). Spiddal is one of the largest Irish speaking settlements in the Galway Gaeltacht and is the setting for the TG4 soap Ros na Rún. Read on for more…
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Belfast Mural Tours
The City of Belfast has risen from a troubled history as one of the most popular locations in Europe for a city break. Belfast has undergone major regeneration and development over the past few years and is now an attractive city with plenty to see and do. The political history and its troubled sectarian divide, and the physical segregation of the two communities in many urban areas by high walls, is of huge interest to many of the visitors that visit the city, especially the Belfast Mural Tours. Read on for more…
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Top Activities For Hens & Stags in Kerry
As your wedding day approaches, and there’s that hen or stag party to look forward to, why not come to County Kerry? It’s the perfect setting for all brides and grooms to be, to forget about the stress of the organisation of their big day. So whether you enjoy partying in pubs and nightclubs, or prefer tourist attractions, or perhaps being pampered with a range of relaxing spa treatments, or have the nerve for outdoor adventure and activities, then you have chosen the right place – Kerry! Read on for more…
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West Cork Top Attractions
Why not take a trip to West Cork and discover the rugged and natural beauty of one of Ireland’s most breathtaking regions. West Cork is located in the South West corner of Ireland and stretches from the picturesque harbour town of Kinsale, extending westwards to the tip of the Beara Peninsula. The area has many bustling towns, and quaint fishing villages, each with so much to offer. What else can you do in the area? Listed is a selection of West Cork top attractions, all of which are well worth a visit.
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Horse Riding in Galway
With so much to see and do in County Galway it’s no wonder that it’s one of the top holiday destinations in Ireland. If you’re looking for an equestrian holiday then look no further, Galway is the place for you. Galway is no stranger to all things equestrian! It proudly hosts the spectacular, lavish and colourful Galway Races each year, which is one of the biggest events in the Irish Racing Calendar. Galway is also home to The Ballyconneely Pony Show and not forgetting the world famous annual Ballinasloe Horse Fair. It’s a magnificent platform for a trekking holiday with its rugged hills, breathtaking coastline, rivers, lakes and leafy forests.
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Flights to Belfast
Located on the east coast of Northern Ireland, Belfast is really well connected with flights to Belfast International Airport and flights to Belfast George Best City Airport. Be it a domestic or international air routes, Belfast is easily accessible with major airlines operating services to the city.
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Map of Cork City
Thinking of taking a trip to Cork and not familiar with the city? With so much information to be obtained, in books and in brochures, a good map is also well worth investing in and will not see you go astray! Situated on the banks of the River Lee, the good thing about Cork is that it’s pretty easy to get around on foot. Read on for more…
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