Emerald Isle is the poetic name for Ireland , due to it's impressive lush green natural beauty, Ireland is compared to the precious gemstone 'Emerald'. It seems that regardless of which direction you choose to travel in upon arrival, you’re destined for a magical journey of constantly shifting landscapes and mystical intrigue.
Ireland is the country where big city style coexists with idyllic rural scenes, where the rugged cliffs of the coastline gives way to gentle hills inland, and where historic reminiscences are closely entwined with vibrant, modern culture. This unique mixture has made Ireland one of the favorite destinations for emigrants and holidaymakers ever since the 1950s.
Here is a list of some of the ( must visit ) locations in Ireland :
Blarney Castle – This amazing medieval fortress based near Cork was built in the 12th century AD and decimated in 1446 AD. Fortunately it had been re-built & it is now only a partial ruin with a great deal of accessible areas open to the public.
Cliffs of Moher – These majestic cliffs, located in Liscannor, rise to an amazing 702 feet above the Atlantic Ocean and offer some of the most incredible views in the world, including the Aran Islands.
Hill of Tara – Located near the River Boyne in County Meath, the Hill of Tara is a truly unique site. It contains a number of ancient monuments & according to tradition was the seat of High King of Ireland,
Trim Castle – On the banks of the Boyne, Trim Castle covers an amazing 30,000 m² of territory and stands as the largest Norman castle in Europe.
Ring of Kerry – One of the most popular scenic drives, the Ring of Kerry covers a 100 mile stretch beginning in Killarney and curving around the Iveragh Peninsula.
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