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Lonely Planet: The worlds number one travel guide publisher*

Lonely Planets Discover Ireland is your passport to the most relevant, up-to-date advice on what to see and skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Wander from village to village along Connemaras coast, discover music-filled pubs in Galway, and sample the best pint of Guinness youve ever had in Dublinall with your trusted travel companion. Get to the heart of Ireland and begin your journey now!

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  • Full-colour maps and images throughout
  • Highlightsand itineraries help you tailor your trip to your personal needs and interests
  • Insider tips to save time and money and get around like a local, avoiding crowds and trouble spots
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    Discover Ireland

    Top Sights, Authentic Experiences

    Contents
    Plan Your Trip
    On The Road
    Survival Guide
    Welcome to Ireland

    Ireland may be a small country but it deserves its big reputation: breathtaking landscapes and fascinating, friendly people, whose lyrical nature is expressed in the warmth of their welcome.

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    Connor Pass, County Kerry | JASON FRIEND PHOTOGRAPHY LTD/GETTY IMAGES

    Everything youve heard is true: Ireland is a stunner. The Irish need little prodding to proclaim theirs the most beautiful land in the world, and will support their claim with examples, from the brooding loneliness of Connemara to the world-famous scenery of counties Kerry and Cork. Northern Ireland might be a different country, but its very much the same land and youll find its own scenic star turn along the Antrim Coast.

    History is everywhere, from the breathtaking prehistoric monuments of Br na Binne to the fabulous ruins of Ireland's rich monastic past at Glendalough and Cashel. More recent history is visible in the Titanic Quarter in Belfast and the forbidding Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin. And there's history so young that it's still considered the present, best experienced on a black-taxi tour of West Belfast or an examination of Derry's colourful political murals.

    On the plane and along your travels you might hear it said: t Filte romhat (taw fall-cha row-at) you're very welcome. Or, more famously, cad mle filte a hundred thousand welcomes. Irish friendliness is an oversimplification of a character that is infinitely complex, but the Irish are famously warm and welcoming. A hundred thousand welcomes; it seems excessive, but in Ireland, excess is encouraged.

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    Plan Your Trip
    Ireland's Top 12
    Dublin

    Capital city and the home of Guinness

    Ireland's by some stretch is the main gateway into the country, and it has enough distractions to keep visitors engaged for at least a few days. From world-class museums and entertainment, superb dining and top-grade hotels, Dublin has all the baubles of a major international metropolis. But the real clinchers are Dubliners themselves, who are friendlier, more easygoing and welcoming than the burghers of virtually any other European capital.

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    IRELAND'S TOP 12 PLAN YOUR TRIP

    Connemara

    Gorgeous coast and wild mountains

    Wandering characterful roads brings you from one village to another, each with traditional pubs and restaurants serving seafood chowder cooked from recipes that are family secrets. Inland, the scenic drama is even greater. In fantastically desolate valleys, green hills, yellow wildflowers and wild streams reflecting the blue sky provide elemental beauty. Rambles take you far from others, back to a simpler time.

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    IRELAND'S TOP 12 PLAN YOUR TRIP

    Glendalough

    Ancient churches scattered amid scenic splendour

    St Kevin knew a thing or two about magical locations. When he chose a remote cave on a lake nestled in a forested valley as his monastic retreat, he inadvertently founded a that would later prove to be one of Ireland's most dynamic universities and, in our time, one of the country's most beautiful ruined sites. The remains of the settlement (including an intact round tower), coupled with the stunning scenery, are unforgettable.

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