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One of the four provinces of Ireland. This Northwest province covers an area of 6838 square miles. It has a population of around 500,000. Connacht is the least arable but one of the most beautiful provinces of Ireland. Its name derives from the Connachta , followers of Conn of...

Waterford is a maritime county in the province of Munster. Covering 716 square miles , Waterford has a population of over 110,000. The  county  is bounded on the north by the River Suir, on the east by Waterford Harbour, and on the south by the Celtic Sea. ...

If you are in Belfast on a cruise ship check out our private tours. We will strive to maximise your time in port and show you the real Ireland. Our Belfast Tours are of an extremely high quality. Best of all , our tours beyond Belfast make the most...

Golf is one of Ireland's most popular sports.  When Ulster was planned in 1606, a certain Viscount Montgomery, with ancestral home in Ayrshire, Scotland, acquired a large portion of the Ards Peninsula in County Down.  He built a school at Newtown where the scholars had...

If you want to come and play golf in Ireland contact us for details of great packages ranging from weekends to week long. Our golf director is an expert golfer with years of experience playing golf all over Ireland. Not only will he schedule the famous golf courses...

Ireland's second largest county, in the province of Connacht. Extending from the Atlantic to the River Shannon (area of 2,374 square miles), the county has a population of over 208,000. Galway City, the county capital, straddles the divide between the barren Irish-speaking Connemara to the west...

If you are visiting Belfast on a cruise ship check our private shore excursions. We create unique day tours all over Northern Ireland to allow you the real experience of  our island. Our driver/guides are all local and knowledgeable They are there to make your tour really special See our...

One, two, or three concrete walls usually surrounding the summit of a hill. Too extensive for permanent fortification, the area enclosed may have served as temporary refuge or for annual folk gatherings. Most were erected in the last dozen pre-Christian centuries. Dotted across Ireland See them on...