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Throughout history, farm families have always been representative of the Irish culture and a central part of the warmth and charm of Irish life. Read more

Cahir Castle is situated on a small, rocky island in the River Suir in County Tipperary – a natural spot for fortified structures since the third century. Read more

The area around the port city of New Ross (about 30km west of Wexford town on the N25 route) is host to three sites connected with the late American President John F. Read more

Take a day trip from Kilmore Quay to the Saltee Islands and prepare to be dazzled by the sheer numbers of birds and other wildlife taking sanctuary here. Read more

The historical fishing village of Arklow contains a number of interesting heritage sites. Read more

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. Read more

Locke’s Distillery and Museum, located in the small town of Kilbeggan, Co. Read more

Located just outside Omagh on the Gortin Road, the Ulster History Park tells the story of the region from the arrival of the first Neolithic settlers 10,000 years ago to the 17th Century Plantation of Ulster. Read more

The Giant’s Causeway is a  unique and spectacular geological formation. Read more

This protected wilderness area is a region of great, remote natural beauty, in one of the most westerly regions of Ireland.,
Near the Village of Letterfrack, the National Park at Connemara contains an assortment of geological formations, wildlife, and plant life, all gathered into one area for an exhilarating outdoor experience. Read more

Overlooking the River Shannon, Bunratty Castle and Folk Park is one of the country’s top visitor attractions. Read more

Navan Fort, or Emain Macha as it was known in the old Irish language, is a large circular earthwork structure surrounding a drumlin, with an internal diameter of around 240 metres. Read more