Ireland: Updates & Travel

Travel in Ireland?
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Travel in Ireland?

A hilly island with many lakes, cliffs, bays, fjords, folk music, whiskey, pubs, fishing spots, many hiking, biking and horseback riding trails and the traditional covered wagon ride.
Visit the Irish pub or Irish whiskey distillery. Every village has at least one pub and these usually the social heart of a village or town. Try one of the many beers or an Irish whiskey.
Explore Ireland on foot. Ireland has a large number of beautiful hiking trails. Walk along the coast or through the mountains and explore the villages you encounter along the way.
Visit the “cliffs of Moher”: These cliffs 120 to 200 meters high rise straight up from the sea on the coast of Southwest Ireland. From the top of these cliffs you have a magnificent view. You can also see the Aran Islands if the weather is good.
Visit a Gaelic football game or a hurling (looks a bit like field hockey) game. The Irish are absolutely crazy about these national sports.
Ireland's capital city, Dublin, is bustling. Visit one of the many museums or relax in Phoenix park, the largest park in a city in Europe. This park is bigger than Central park in New York.
Ireland's second city, Cork, is a lot smaller than Dublin, and also a lot less touristy.
Newgrange: This is the most famous historical site in Ireland. Inside this hill there is a tomb.
Killarney National Park, the place for a nice walk where you are likely to encounter deer and a huge amount of birds. The lakes are also worth seeing.
Visit the Arane Islands. Here you will also find the fort of Aengus, located on the high cliffs.
Be prepared to learn to drive on the left!
Reminder: At the pub, it is customary for everyone to take turns buying a round of drinks. So if your money is running low, it's best to avoid the pub.