Top destinations Ireland
Dublin - Introduction | ||
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The Republic of Ireland, Capital City Dublin, covers an area of 70,000 km2 with 4,000,000 people speaking English as an official language, but Gaelic is widely diffused, though! Ireland, often called the Emerald Isle for its extraordinary green countryside, is wordly famous for its past culture, traditions and the warm friendly... Next >>> |
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Galway - Introduction | ||
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Located on the west coast of Ireland, on the river Corrib, Galway, including suburbs and environs, has a population of about 66,000 inhabitants. It’s a touristic and industrial city; it has also a student population of 12,000: this makes Galway vivid and animate during the Autumn, Winter and Spring months. It’s funny to... Next >>> |
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Killarney - Introduction | ||
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The town of Killarney, with a population of 7500, is situated in the centre of County Kerry in the south-west of the Republic of Ireland. It lies in a deep valley on the shores of the Lakes of Killarney... Next >>> |
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Limerick - Introduction | ||
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Population is about 90,000 inhabitants; it is located near River Shannon in the mid Western region of Ireland. Considered as one of the most commercial cities of Ireland, it represents 20%25 of the total export sales of top 100 exporters. You can admire the entire view of River Shannon. It’s an elegant city... Next >>> |
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Cork - Introduction | ||
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Situated in the South West of Ireland, it has a population of 120,000 inhabitants; it’s the third largest city of Ireland, located in one of the biggest Irish counties. It comprises an important seaport and it’s near Lee. There is an evident distinction between landscapes full of farmlands, river valleys... Next >>> |
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Westport - Introduction | ||
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Westport in County Mayo is one of the few planned towns in Ireland. Located at the south-east corner of Clew Bay, an inlet of the Atlantic Ocean, Westport is close to the tourist destinations of Connemara, Achill, Clew Bay and Croagh Patrick.... Next >>> |
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Sligo - Introduction | ||
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Sligo is a county town of County Sligo, situated on the Garavogue River, in the Republic of Ireland. The Irish Climate is temperate and very mild so winters here are not too cold and summers not too hot. Irish rains should not stop a visitor from enjoying all the places of tourist... Next >>> |
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