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Steeped in history, Strabane is a vibrant town with a lot to offer tourists and locals alike.  Strategically located on the border between counties Tyrone and Donegal, the town is placed in an area of outstanding beauty. The area has been inhabited from as far back...

Despite its tragic sounding name, reminiscent of battle grounds from Ireland's turbulent history, the Bloody Foreland (Cnoc Fola) is a beauty spot which earned its title from the ruby and flame hues reflected from its granite cliffs, especially vibrant at sunset when the colour bleeds...

On a tour of Ireland with Ireland Luxury Tours we try and find hidden gems like Clonmacnoise for you to enjoy. These extensive and impressive monastic remains stand in velvety, emerald water-meadows by a rushy bend in the River Shannon, a place of almost tangible stillness,...

This remarkable circular fortress lies about 14km south of Buncrana, perched on a hilltop and reached by a small winding lane. Aerial photographs of itshow the stone ring-fort in an emerald pool of grassland amid scrubby trufts of brownish heather and gorse. The name means...

This collection of monastic remains is one of the most important in Ireland.  Coach parties ,on tours of Ireland, visit it from Dublin.  The visitors have generated a host of souvenir shops, pubs and cafes in the local villages.  Move away from this, however,and Ireland Luxury Tours...

This historic city, in the county of Londonderry, is now officially known by its original name of Derry, although its Loyalist population still refers to it as Londonderry (an allusion to James I's gift of the city to the livery companies of London).  Derry's notorious...