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For those who enjoy spending time in the peaceful beauty of the untouched forest, County Tyrone has much to offer. One of its many such attractions can be found at Lumfords Glen, site of a woodland walk…

Situated on the South West Coast of Cork, is the picturesque Harbour town of Kinsale. It is commonly known as the gourmet capital of Ireland, famous for it’s fresh fish and seafood. It has…

This picturesque beach and dune area is operated by Down District with the goal of preserving its diverse natural resources for the enjoyment of future generations. The recreational area includes a wide sandy beach, backed…

This popular resort near Galway city features an old-fashioned seaside promenade, complete with a beautiful long, sandy beach along Galway Bay. The resort area still maintains traditional amusement arcades, a fairground for festivals, and cafes.
Salthill was…

Adjacent to Queen’s University, this oasis of greenery, first planned and laid out in 1827 provides a welcome respite for students and visitors alike, especially the garden area featuring flowers, trees, benches and walks that sits along the River…

Powerscourt Estate and Gardens

Nestled in the Wicklow Mountains near the village of Enniskerry is perhaps the most beautiful garden in all of County Wicklow, at the Estate of Powerscourt.
The…

The romantic Glencar Waterfall lies about 8 miles north of Sligo town, and about 5 miles south of Manorhamilton. With a drop of about 50 feet, it is a small but beautiful waterfall, and was mentioned by W. B.…

The Dingle Peninsula protrudes 10 miles wide from the southeast of the island of Ireland. It runs 40 miles from Tralee to Slea Head, the point in Europe that is closest to North America.
Its highest peak…

First explored by E.A. Martel in 1895, the Marble Arch Cave complex at Florencecourt Co. Fermanagh are situated in a National Nature Reserve, and are considered to be among the best visitor-friendly caves in Europe.
Visitors…