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  2. County Galway . Galway (in Irish Gaillimh) is maybe the most well-known County in the Province of Connacht, especially Galway City, and the Connemara region.The county stretches over 2,374 square miles and has (according to the 2016 census) 258,058 inhabitants. Compared to 1991 this denotes an increase of 40%, one of the fastest rates of growth in Ireland.
  3. Walter Bibikow/Getty Images. Located in the province of Munster, Limerick is Ireland's third-largest city, with half a million people living within a 60-minute drive. No one knows why those funny short poems were named after the city, but the locals are always happy to crack a few jokes—and even happier to chat about their local Gaelic sports teams.
  4. Carrowmore is the largest stone age cemetery in Ireland. Drumcliff sports a (truncated) round tower, a medieval high cross and the grave of W.B.Yeats (winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923) right next to the spectacular table mountain of Ben Bulben. All these are located in County Sligo, in the Province of Connacht.
  5. Galway is one of the star destinations on Ireland's western coast. There is plenty to do in Galway city, which has a history that stretches back through medieval times.However, after a few nights in Galway's lively pubs, you may want to stretch your legs further afield.Luckily, Galway is well placed to visit some of Ireland's major natural wonders, including the Cliffs of Moher and the ...
  6. joe daniel price/Getty Images. With four separate countries—England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland—the U.K. offers a taste of European diversity.From mountains, lakes, and valleys (like the Mourne Mountains, Snowdonia National Park, and the Scottish Highlands) to rocky coastlines, rolling hills, and pebble-strewn beaches (like Seven Sisters, the Lake District, and the Pembrokeshire ...
  7. What to Do in Munster . Munster has a number of attractions that are amongst the top ten sights of Ireland - from the Cliffs of Moher to the hustle and bustle of Killarney.Further top Munster attractions include the Ring of Kerry. A holiday in Munster alone could encompass outdoor activities as well as cultural food-for-thought - the sheer size of the province and the presence of many Munster ...
  8. The Cooley Peninsula, jutting out into the Irish Sea just below Carlingford Lough (and the border to Northern Ireland) surely ranks amongst the places you should visit in County Louth.Yet you'll find that many, if not most, people simply drive by on the busy highway from Dublin to Belfast.However, one should stop and smell the fresh sea breeze and mountain air.
  9. Ireland is a hill walker's paradise, and one of the best places to go for a walk anywhere on the Emerald Isle is in the Wicklow Mountains. For a true challenge, tackle the Wicklow Way. The 81-mile trail starts outside of Dublin and winds its way through windswept bogs, idyllic mountain passes, and untouched forests.
  10. the West of Ireland, the Shannon Region and; South-East Ireland. North What does the Average Tourist Spend Money on in Ireland? Europeans spend their money in these proportions: ... 73% by air from Europe, 16% by air from Great Britain, 7% by ferry from Great Britain and; 4% by ferry from mainland Europe.
  11. Glenveagh National Park is the northernmost of the National Parks of Ireland, located on 16,000 acres of a mountainside in County Donegal. It is possible to spot eagles and other wildlife in this remote, beautiful wilderness area, which is also known for its rugged mountains and crystal-clear, mirror-like lakes.

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