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The top places to see in Ireland feature all the best the island has to offer from north to south. From the Boyne Valley to the Burren and the Giant's Causeway to Skellig island, the scenery is often just jaw-dropping. ; Published
March 14, 2009

Topics: travel ireland kerry newgrange aran islands boyne valley guinness storehouse trinity college book of kells cliffs of moher giant's causeway burren


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Posted by barragan316 on Mar 24, 2011, 02:39 PM EDT
I missed the photos when I posted my last comment. I see them now, and cannot wait to one day go "home".
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Posted by John O'Brien on Mar 24, 2011, 01:13 PM EDT
Visitors must-see tours include the walking tour of Dublin's Hidden History conducted by Sinn Fein from their gift store at Parnell Place.
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Posted by bronxjames on Mar 24, 2011, 11:34 AM EDT
Nice pics but where's County Cork?
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Posted by ktlsull1 on Nov 01, 2010, 11:38 AM EDT
Call me a crazy Irish-American; but as a painter with no fear of heights I sat about 3 feet away from the edge and scooted so I could dangle my feet over the edge. I've got pics of it from my wife and friends who said I wouldn't do it. From my vantage point it was the most awe inspiring moment in my life, looking at water crashing in the walls and caves below. Truly a natural wonder of God's great earth! Next up for Sully, retiring to Ireland, home of the most friendly people in the world!
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Posted by Bonitaslevin on Oct 30, 2010, 09:51 AM EDT
Love it. I was there a couple times and it is so different.
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Posted by paddy73 on Jun 22, 2010, 08:51 AM EDT
i went to ireland all alone when i was 17 years old. awesome.
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Posted by 1661996usmc on Jun 13, 2010, 01:35 PM EDT
I enjoyed a week in Ireland 3 years ago and by these photos, I have so much more to see. I surely is a beautiful place. I have to go back soon.
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Posted by phearne on Jun 10, 2010, 11:17 PM EDT
takes my breath away.I long to visit the birthplace of my ancestors. Sigh! Maybe someday.In the mean time,part of my heart will always be there.
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Posted by gramharack on Mar 08, 2010, 11:19 AM EST
I can feel the spirit of Ireland when I see these photos..
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Posted by gramharack on Mar 08, 2010, 11:18 AM EST
This is absolutely breathtaking,divine and one of a kind. I love it.
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Posted by CLoghry1938 on Feb 20, 2010, 09:14 AM EST
Beautiful....makes me long to see it in person.
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Posted by joecool1156 on Feb 03, 2010, 11:12 AM EST
Great Pictures
 







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Posted by barragan316 on March 24,2011 | 11:39AM
I missed the photos when I posted my last comment. I see them now, and cannot wait to one day go "home".
Posted by John O on March 24,2011 | 10:13AM
Visitors must-see tours include the walking tour of Dublin's Hidden History conducted by Sinn Fein from their gift store at Parnell Place.
Posted by bronxjames on March 24,2011 | 08:34AM
Nice pics but where's County Cork?
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