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  • Connemara National ParkConnemara has scenery like that out of a fairy tale, with deep mountains and rich colour of green and when the clouds roll in it seems almost magical.
  • Inis OírrAlso called Inisheer, this is the smallest and southernmost of the Aran Islands.
  • Dingle PeninsulaThe landscape is wild and beautiful, with islands, cliffs and beaches alternating around the coast.
  • Brú Na Bóinne Archaeological ParkIs an internationally important complex of Neolithic chamber tombs, standing stones and the most important prehistoric megalithic site in Europe.
  • Glenveagh National ParkOne of the most beautiful spots in Ireland, with pristine lakes and wild beauty.
  • DonegalRugged coastlines, mountains and beaches form a beautiful and unspoilt landscape in County Donegal.
  • Blarney StoneFor over 200 years, millions of people have kissed the stone, from famous to ordinary.
  • DublinDiscover Dublin
  • The BurrenAn exception for the Irish landscape, this rocky place fascinates botanists, archeologists and geologists from all over the world.
  • IrelandWhat would you rather do: hike, bike, surf or just relax? You can try it all in Ireland.
  • The GThe relatively understated exterior, in a modern building with views of Galway City’s skyline, does little to prepare you for the spectacle that awaits (...)
  • The Fitzwilliam HotelIt’s a medieval Irish castle relocated to the heart of Dublin and re-imagined for the boom years. The Fitzwilliam is Terence Conran’s big Irish hotel (...)
  • The ClarenceLet’s get the obvious out of the way: yes, the Clarence is owned by Bono and the Edge, of U2 fame. And yes, the Clarence is more or less the official (...)
  • Park Hotel KenmareThe Park Hotel makes its home in Kenmare, a quaint little village at the foot of the Cork and Kerry mountains in southwest Ireland. Originally a railway (...)
  • Gregans Castle HotelFar from the grim stone fortress conjured by the name, Gregans Castle turns out to be something quite a bit more refined and urbane: not a castle at all, (...)
  • DylanThe design hotel as we’ve known it is dead. In this corner of the world at least — whatever you can get away with calling the U.K. and Ireland (...)
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