Have you been to Northern Ireland a few times and are now looking for somewhere new to go to? Spending more than 3 days in Northern Ireland and want to do something different? This article is for you. But if this is your first time in Northern Ireland, I would recommend going to the usual, …
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Updated on 29 July 2020 Looking for a staycation idea in Ireland for 2020? Want to know which attractions are open and what their most updated guidelines are? Looking for some activity ideas in Ireland? Here are a few attractions that you might want to visit. Titanic Experience in Belfast, Northern Ireland Is the Titanic …
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Is the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge free? You can walk all the way to the Rope Bridge for free. It is free to walk from the Rope Bridge car park to the actual bridge. The Rope Bridge is 1km from the car park. It takes around 20 minutes to walk from the Rope Bridge car park …
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1. Check the weather before visiting The Cliffs of Moher sit above the Atlantic Ocean. It can get very foggy or windy or both. If you don’t want to end up with a picture like this below, check the weather forecast before going! It would a pity if you go all the way there and …
Although it might not be the most famous surfing destinations in the world, there are tons of underrated surfing spots in Ireland. Compared to other hotter climates where most surfer flock, Ireland isn’t known for providing a ray of sunshine. The country is famous for the sleet and hail during the winter season, and even …
Image by weareaway from Pixabay Ireland is a small country, but it has had a huge impact on the world stage. Its popular drinks, Guinness and Bailey’s, are exported around the world, major TV shows like Game of Thrones are filmed on its shores, and St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated by citizens of other countries …
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For this tour, I travelled to Northern Ireland to see the Giant’s Causeway and Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. The bus started early in the morning so that we could see all the attractions during the day. Departing from central Dublin, we drove up to the Irish border, which is very much like a straight road, apart …
We departed central Dublin early in the morning and headed out towards the western coast of Ireland. On the way, our guide told us about some of the sights in Dublin as we left the city and then kept on telling about the history of the country dating back to the very beginning, as well …
Titanic Museum & Giant’s Causeway My tour started at 7:15 am in Dublin. I chose to go on the Titanic Museum & Giant’s Causeway tour because on the one hand, I’m really interested in the history of titanic, but on the other I also wanted to see the beautiful Giant’s Causeway. So the tour Finn …
On Thursday the 15th of June 2017, we started the tour at 7 am at the Dublin City Gallery. We have been with Eugene our tour guide and Petras the driver, both of them were very nice and experienced. After a calm 3 hour drive and quick stop we arrived in Galway. There are some …