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5 Top Things To Do In Ireland
reland is a fantastic is famous the world over, and
holiday destination, with visitors shouldn’t miss the
incredible changes in opportunity to take a look around
landscape in a relatively small the factory and buy a souvenir in
area, and trendy cities within the gift shop. Walk through the
driving distance of remote rural factory, watching the glass being
communities. Here are five of the formed and engraved by specialist
best things to do when you visit: craftspeople, getting a bird’s
eye view of the whole process.
1. Go to Dublin Find out how the apprentices
learn the engraver’s craft and
No visit to Ireland is complete indulge yourself in a beautiful
without spending some time in piece of crystal – the perfect
Dublin – even if it’s only a day, reminder of your time in Ireland.
although you need longer to do it
justice. From the beautiful 3. Play golf
architecture of its university,
to the General Post Office, which Ireland is a well-known and loved
was the main post of the Irish haunt for golfing enthusiasts,
Volunteers in the 1916 uprising, with championship links courses
you can find something in the and a range of inland courses for
city to inspire awe. all tastes and abilities. Golf is
Alternatively, explore its parks, one of the main reasons that many
pubs, night life and fine dining people choose to visit Ireland
to whet your appetite for the and a true golf fan should try
rest of this remarkable country. and sample a couple of the best
courses during their stay.
2. Buy some Waterford Crystal
4. Find some ancient history
The crystal produced in Waterford
Ireland has plenty to offer those from as early as the 6th century
who are interested in all things and is a master class in building
historical. Its position as one with stone.
of the most important Christian
countries means that there is a 5. Go to the beach
wealth of material for the keen
historian, including the unusual Ireland is blessed with a variety
round towers that seem to have of beautiful beaches, from wide
been a common part of Ireland’s stretches of sand to tiny hidden
monastic buildings between the bays. Take the kids and some
9th and 12th centuries. If you’re buckets and spades, or a book and
in County Kerry, don’t miss the a bottle of wine and settle down
Gallarus Oratory, which dates for a beach day to remember.
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