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56 IRELAND<br />
Northern Ireland coast<br />
The Emerald Isle delights with its unique traditions, beauty and<br />
personality. Said to be 40 shades of green, the Irish landscape Atlantic Ocean is a jawdropping<br />
extravaganza of mountain, lake, sea and sky. Take a walk<br />
along a beautifully scenic track through county villages of thatched<br />
cottages, or stop off at a welcoming pub that’s filled to overflowing<br />
with lively music, pints of Guinness and warm-hearted locals.<br />
Republic of Ireland<br />
From the picture-postcard harbour villages of County<br />
Cork to the remote wilderness of Donegal and the lively<br />
city of Dublin, Ireland is beautiful. There are countless<br />
opportunities to explore the countryside, whether it’s<br />
hiking the hills of Kerry and Connemara, or surfing the<br />
beach breaks of Bundoran.<br />
In the land of U2 and writer James Joyce, there are cultural<br />
pleasures too. Dublin, Cork and Galway City all have<br />
wonderful restaurants, vibrant pubs and a jumping livemusic<br />
scene, while you can enjoy traditional Irish music in<br />
pubs from Limerick to Doolin and Killarney.<br />
There is a wealth of history to discover, from the countless<br />
medieval castles and early Christian monasteries.<br />
Ireland is also renowned for its traditional handiwork,<br />
including Waterford crystal, Donegal tweeds and<br />
Aran sweaters.<br />
Northern Ireland<br />
From the 17th century city walls of Derry (Londonderry)<br />
to the breathtaking scenery along the Causeway Coast to<br />
Belfast’s glorious Victorian architecture, Northern Ireland<br />
is a beautiful country and easy to explore – it’s just 136<br />
kilometres long and 112 kilometres wide. The nation’s<br />
capital, Belfast, is the product of politics, history and<br />
religion and you’ll see all three reflected in its Victorian<br />
architecture and ever-changing modern skyline. For<br />
natural beauty, visit Northern Ireland’s most popular<br />
attraction, the Giant’s Causeway, along the Causeway<br />
Coast, the mountains of Mourne in County Down and<br />
peaceful Fermanagh’s Lakes.<br />
Faroe Islands<br />
South<br />
A tlantic<br />
Ocean<br />
North<br />
Sea<br />
MediterraneanSea<br />
Black Sea<br />
Red<br />
Sea<br />
Arabian<br />
Sea<br />
Ireland<br />
IRELAND<br />
OUTER<br />
Irish Bouzouki<br />
HERBRIDES<br />
INNER<br />
HERBRIDES<br />
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Bude<br />
details)<br />
Bayof<br />
Bengal<br />
Indian Ocean<br />
South China Sea<br />
Killarney<br />
Yellow<br />
Sea<br />
East China<br />
Sea<br />
Sea ofJapan<br />
(East Sea)<br />
Galway<br />
Ennis<br />
Tralee<br />
Sea ofOkhotsk<br />
North P a c ific<br />
Ocean<br />
Coral Sea<br />
New Caledonia<br />
Tasman Sea<br />
Cork<br />
Limerick<br />
Rosslare<br />
Waterford<br />
MULL<br />
Cape Wrath<br />
Irish Sea<br />
Dun Holyhead<br />
Laoghaire<br />
LOCH NESS<br />
O<br />
IS<br />
Inverness<br />
Fort Augustu<br />
SCOTLAND<br />
Fort William<br />
Loch<br />
Linnhe<br />
Loch<br />
Lomond<br />
Londonderry/<br />
Derry<br />
Stranraer<br />
Larne<br />
NORTHERN<br />
Donegal IRELAND<br />
Bangor<br />
Enniskillen BELFAST<br />
Sligo<br />
Armagh<br />
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MAN<br />
DUBLIN<br />
To Bangor<br />
(Belfast)<br />
To Dublin<br />
To Dun Laoghaire<br />
To Rosslare<br />
Ferry Ports connecting Fishguard<br />
United Kingdom to the<br />
Continent and Ireland<br />
Qantas/British Airways ports<br />
of call including codeshare<br />
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