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Located in the Midlands, Tullamore is a central component of County Offaly. It is a designated gateway town, along with Athlone and Mullingar, because of its unique access to the local culture. It frequently wins awards for its cleanliness and visitor access, while also hosting the occasional international event. What draws visitors to Tullamore, however, is the Irish whiskey that is distilled in the community. Tullamore Dew has a history of almost 200 years in the community, although the original distillery...

Dublin, which literally means “town of the hudled ford,” is actually the English version of an Irish word for a black pool. It was initially founded by the Vikings and at one point experienced such expansive growth that is was the 5th largest city in all of Europe and the largest in the UK behind only London. It is a city that drives the commerce for much of its country and its attitude toward life in general might be considered...

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Traveladvisor in Ireland: Are you going on a vacation you can get lots of free and professional help, traveladvice and information from the National Tourism Organisation. Discover the country and the cities getting the most out of your vacation with the professional help from the people who knows their country and their culture the best. Ireland Tourism Authority WEBSITE FACEBOOK TWITTER YOUTUBE FLICKR INSTAGRAM GOOGLE+ PINTEREST Vacation in Ireland For an invigorating vacation filled with gorgeous scenery, fascinating history, and the fun of pub culture and festivals, head to Ireland. With...

Tipperary is one of those communities that everyone knows about, but few have visited. This small town in Ireland has been the subject of many songs, including military songs from the world wars. Once you begin to walk the streets, however, you’ll find that hidden gems are everywhere to find. Bring your comfortable shoes because Tipperary is an outdoor adventurer’s delight. It begins with the Ahenny High Crosses, which offer a stunning example of 8th century Celtic artwork. Head to...

Eastern Ireland comes alive with a visit to Wicklow. Built in a region that is focused on agriculture, you’ll find rolling fields, beautiful vistas, and numerous streets to explore. Be sure to make your way to The Murrough, which is a grassy walking area just to the north of the town, to enjoy views of the sea. If you wish to enjoy the rustic views of the area, then make your way into Wicklow Mountains National Park. With more than...

The beauty of southwestern Ireland stretches out before your eyes with a visit to Killarney. One of the best kept secrets found in County Kerry, it is a gateway to many of the natural wonders that make Ireland such a tempting destination. With your stay in Killarney, you can tour the shoes of Lough Leane. You can explore Killarney National Park. You can go find Torc Waterfall or relax by the lakes of Killarney. There is St. Mary’s Cathedral, Ross...

Sligo may not receive the same amount of attention as Galway or Dublin, but it’s location in northwestern Ireland should not be ignored. It is an area where the restaurants offer local items, history can be explored, and natural wonders seem to be everywhere. Music is what you’ll find around every corner and in many pubs during a visit to Sligo. Since the 13th century, music and poetry has been a point of emphasis for the community. You’ll find several...

Founded by the Vikings around the turn of the 9th century, Wexford has been an Old English settlement. It has seen the Knights Templar take up a presence there following the Crusades. Even in its early days in the 12th century, the community fought vehemently for their independence against the Kings of Leinster. Wexford is a community that has always attempted to chart its own course and that has caused it to become a unique place to explore when Ireland...