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One of the popular destinations in Europe, Ireland is continually becoming a global destination with visitors coming here from all over the world. Its climate, its cultural heritage and the traditional hospitality; all make Ireland a great destination for all the members of the family. Here are a few Ireland Travel tips that you could find handy while on your trip across the country. Some of the interesting facts about the country have also been included in this list as well. - Ireland is an island nation with unparallel natural beauty characterizing its very existence.
The most daunting task a tourist might have in Ireland is selecting the attractions to visit. ‘What should I not miss?’ is a question most new tourists ask while traveling Ireland with ebookireland.com While there is no single answer to this query as everyone has his/her own list of favorites, we have come up with some of the choicest Ireland attractions from across the country. Some of them are very popular and some are lesser known and offbeat. - Cliffs of Moher Dublin Zoo Situated in the Phoenix Park this lush green zoological park has lot to see and do with the family. The visitors can enjoy enjoy train ride and picnic while exploring wild creatures. For children there are animal -petting corners as well. Irish National Heritage Park Travel back in time and witness the 9000-year-old history of Ireland at Irish National Heritage Park in Wexford. An excellent hotspot for family, this passionately designed park has attractions for all age groups. You’ll be fascinated by the story of ancient Ireland from Norman conquerors to down to its first inhabitants. Powercourt Gardens Situated in County Wicklow just outside of Dublin, these graceful and grandiose gardens are a feast for senses. Set amidst the serene setting of Wicklow hills, Powercourt Gardens is Europe’s one of the most famous gardens. Its 398 ft high waterfall is Ireland’s highest. Hill of Tara Also known as the ‘hill of the kings’, Tara has been a witness to all ages down from ritual Stone Age to the Christian era and was the ancient seat of power. The hill is just 500 ft above sea level but on a clear day you can see each of the four Celtic provinces. Dublin City Dublin city is best explored on board of one of the myriad bus tours or better still on foot. The city is relatively small however, rich in history and hosts numerous heritage sites worth a visit. The city may keep you busy for a whole week. It is advisable you avoid city center on weekends as most of the city seems to go shopping here. Lakes of Killarney If remaining close to nature and heritage is your thing, Killarney is definitely a must see. Experience the picturesque coastal landscape, breathtaking mountain scenery, heritage monuments and serene charm of Killarney lakes as well as royal castles and houses – this is the place worth a dekko. Thousands of visitors flock to Killarney, so best time here can be had during summers. Taking them all in will definitely showcase the variety of picturesque and most significant sights the country boasts of. These Ireland attractions will remain etched in your memory for a lifetime as also the stay in any of the chic hotels in Ireland where you’ll find yourself put on a pedestal thanks to warm hospitality and services
What a year for No.1 Pery Square, an Epoque Classic hotel, as Limerick’s most exquisite boutique property is selected as “Best New Hotel” at the well-regarded Hospitality Ireland Awards 2009! Providing an exclusive experience for guests, No.1 Pery Square celebrated its 1st Birthday by winning the prestigious title, having grown from strength to strength over the past 12 months despite opening the day the recession was officially announced last year! Hospitality Ireland, which is the leading magazine for the hospitality and drinks industry, described No.1 as “A captivating addition to Limericks Georgian quarter, it’s no wonder Condé Nast were so eager to include No.1 Pery Square in their 2009 Hot List”. “Receiving the title of ‘Best New Hotel’ at the Hospitality Ireland Awards is an absolute honour for No.1 and is the best birthday present we could imagine” states Patricia Roberts, Proprietor and General Manager of No.1 Pery Square. “The coveted accolade is a real reward for our dedicated team, and of course the loyal clientele from Limerick & throughout the country” adds Roberts. No.1 Pery Square is really proving to be number in every way, following on from it’s selection as Ireland’s exclusive ‘Condé Nast Hot List Hotel 2009’, which is recognised as the most definitive travel guide for discerning travellers across the globe. This accolade was followed closely by the esteemed ‘AA Rosette for Food & Service’, awarded for outstanding culinary excellence. “We are very happy for No.1 Pery Square,” says David Maranzana, president of Epoque Hotels, “it is a property that truly deserves its award.” From the French influenced culinary creations in Brasserie One, to the glorious treatments in Ireland’s largest organic urban retreat spa, along with the classic interior of the 20 individually designed guestrooms, No.1 Pery Square provides a unique hospitality experience for Limerick and indeed Ireland.
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Dublin
September 6, 2010, 7:34 am
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current pressure: 1003 mb
humidity: 87%
wind speed: 7 m/s SE
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sunrise: 6:43
sunset: 20:03
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