Guinness StorehousePhoto by Anonymous
Malahide Castle: Very fun seeing the insidPhoto by Anonymous
Giant's CausewayPhoto by Anonymous
Malahide CastlePhoto by Anonymous
Dublin Writers Museum by landhere via Flickr ~ use...Photo by Creative Commons
Guinness Storehouse: You can learn how to pour the...Photo by Anonymous
The National Cathedral and Collegiate Church of Sa...Photo by Anonymous
The group is leaving the meeting point - The Olive...Photo by Anonymous
The view from the top of Blarney Castle after 'Kis...Photo by Anonymous
Shot of Dublin Castle from the back with the last ...Photo by Anonymous
National Museum of Ireland, DublinPhoto by Anonymous
Parnell Square - Dublin Writers Museum by William ...Photo by Creative Commons
Behind the Blarney ruins this amazing castle appea...Photo by Anonymous
Collins Barracks, Dublin, Ireland: Home to the Nat...Photo by Anonymous
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St Stephen's Park entrance off Grafton Street, Dub...Photo by Anonymous
Stained glass dating from 19th century depicting C...Photo by Anonymous
The Giant's Causeway with people climbing all over...Photo by Anonymous
Dublin CastlePhoto by Anonymous
Fort taken while we were travelling through the ri...Photo by Leonie
Ireland
Attractions
Ireland Attractions
Our list of noteworthy Ireland attractions and places to see in Ireland, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.
Wicklow Mountains
The Wicklow Mountains, called the "Garden of Ireland", are a range of mountains running southeast from Dublin through County Wicklow. The mountains are ... Continue Reading »
Molly Malone Statue
The bronze statue of Molly Malone commemorates the young woman featured in the local ballad, 'Cockles and Mussels'. As the song goes, this beautiful woman ... Continue Reading »
Belfast Castle
Belfast Castle sits high above the city on Cave Hill, looking the very picture of baronial splendor (it's built in the Scottish Baronial style, like the ... Continue Reading »
St Patrick's Cathedral
St. Patrick's Cathedral, built to honor the patron saint of Ireland, is a must-see attraction in Dublin. It stands adjacent to the well that it is said St. ... Continue Reading »
Cliffs of Moher
The Irish landscape, normally so gentle and well-behaved, reaches for a dramatic flourish as it meets the Atlantic coast. The seaboard offers no greater ... Continue Reading »
Guinness Storehouse
Ireland's top attraction is the Guinness Storehouse. People from all corners of the world come to visit the birthplace of the black frothy brew and get a ... Continue Reading »
Grafton Street
The pedestrian-friendly Grafton Street stems off of the western end of Trinity College and runs down to the main entrance of St. Stephen's Green. Acting as a ... Continue Reading »
Ring of Kerry
The Ring of Kerry is a amazing route passing through some of the most beautiful scenery is southern Ireland. The route is circular and around 110 miles ... Continue Reading »
Blarney Stone
Everyone wants the gift of eloquence, and some say the Irish have it, well, the gift of the gab anyway. So, how are they so blessed? It's all down to the ... Continue Reading »
Connemara
One may not truly understand the awesome power of Mother Nature’s beauty until you have visited Connemara in northwestern Dublin. With a countryside that will ... Continue Reading »
The Book of Kells
Known as one of Ireland's national treasures, the Book of Kells is a sacred and important historical text dating from around 800 A.D., making it one of the ... Continue Reading »
Killarney National Park
Killarney National Park is 25,000 acres (10,000 hectares) of mountain and lakeside beauty. It has woodlands, islands, waterfalls, historic houses and working ... Continue Reading »
Giant's Causeway
Giant's Causeway is a cluster of approximately 40,000 basalt columns rising out of the sea on the Antrim Coast of Northern Ireland. These rock formations get ... Continue Reading »
Belfast Botanic Gardens & Palm House
Wet and cold? Spend an afternoon in Belfast Botanical Gardens and be transported to a friendlier climate. Established in 1828, the Gardens are probably most ... Continue Reading »
Temple Bar
Temple Bar is known as the cultural quarter of Dublin. Originally a slum that was to be developed into a bus terminus, it became home to a number of artists' ... Continue Reading »
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