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Cliffs of Moher
Ireland’s breathtaking sea cliffs—where dramatic heights meet ancient geology, rare wildlife, and timeless Atlantic beauty.
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Hook Lighthouse
An 800-year-old working lighthouse offering guided tours, coastal views, a café, and a gift shop.
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House of Waterford Crystal
Explore the world-famous Waterford Crystal Factory, Watch skilled artisans demonstrate glass blowing and intricate crystal cutting up close
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The Book of Kells
A 1,200-year-old illuminated manuscript masterpiece showcasing Ireland’s artistic, religious, and cultural legacy, housed at Trinity College Dublin.
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Trinity College Dublin
One of Ireland’s oldest universities, located in the heart of Dublin. Famous for its historic library and the world-renowned Book of Kells.
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Kilkenny Castle
A grand medieval fortress turned Victorian masterpiece, Kilkenny Castle offers a captivating journey through centuries of Irish history and artistry.
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Tramore Beach
A 5-kilometer stretch of golden sand along Ireland’s southeast coast. Ideal for surfing, seaside walks, and relaxing family getaways.
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King John Castle
An 800-year-old fortress blending Viking heritage, Norman power, and interactive storytelling at the heart of Limerick.
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Dunguaire Castle
A 16th-century castle on the shores of Galway Bay. Famous for its medieval charm, sea views, and cultural banquets.
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Temple Bar
Dublin’s iconic cultural and nightlife district. Cobblestone streets, live music, and Irish charm all around.
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The Metal Man Tramore
A towering iron sculpture on Tramore’s beach promenade. An iconic landmark and popular photo spot of the town.
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Carlow Castle
A rare four-towered Norman keep built by William Marshal between 1207–1213, now preserved as a striking ruin and National Monument in the center of Carlow.
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Liberty Tree
This sculpture was made by artist John Behan to commemorate the 1798 rebellion in Carlow Town sits on a circular plinth with a fountain.
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Croppies Grave
This site is commemorated with a replica high cross. The battle took place in the vicinity of the Liberty Tree.
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Cathedral of the Assumption
The cathedral is located in the city of Carlow. It was dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in 1833.
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Smithwick Experience Killkenny
one of Ireland’s oldest breweries a brewery-turned-brewery-tour located on the Medieval Mile
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Temple Bar
Dublin’s iconic cultural and nightlife district. Cobblestone streets, live music, and Irish charm all around.
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