Kuumad reisisihid Iirimaa

• Dublin

  The bustling capital of Ireland, Dublin is a riotous, welcoming place—a truly international scene, all infused with Irish culture. Down a famous Guinness on Temple Bar, wander around St. Stephen’s Green, soak up history with the ancient Book of Kells at Trinity College, or get some great shopping done on O’Connell St. Dublin offers it all, topping it off with lively Irish music.

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• Cork

  The second-largest city in Ireland, Cork’s downtown area has the unique location of being on an island in the middle of the Lee River.
  The last few decades have seen substantial growth, but Irish culture still holds strong with many pubs offering excellent brew and live music. The diverse culture remains as welcoming as ever, making it easy to see why citizens often call this city “The real capital of Ireland.”

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• Limerick

  Limerick is a city and the county seat of County Limerick in the province of Munster, in the midwest of Ireland. The city lies on the River Shannon, with three main crossing points near the city centre. Limerick City is one of the country's main tourist destinations, the city is only a 15 minute drive from Shannon Airport. The city is the first to provide visitors to the city with 'Street Ambassadors', people designated to help others around and make the stay in Limerick more enjoyable.

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• Kenmare

  Kenmare is a small town  in the south of County Kerry, Ireland. The Irish name for the town 'An Neidín' translates into English as 'The Little Nest'. Due to its location at the centre of a large agricultural area, Kenmare served as the local market town.

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