Ferry to Ireland
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More about Ireland and its' attractions
A visit to Dublin can include a visit to attractions such as; The Guiness Store House to see how it's world famous brew is made, Dublin Castle and the Zoo. A great attraction, and a convenient to travellers to Dun Laoghaire is the Dalkey Castle & Heritage Centre. It is a medieval tower dating back to the mid 15th century and one of the original seven tower houses of Dalkey, it has battlements and a murder hole. It is a short walk to the coast and the James Joyce Museum. As well as enjoying the history of the area you could walk along its two piers, the East Pier is 1,290 m long, and the West Pier 1,548m long.
Whilst the East Coast and Midlands of Ireland's attractions include; Clonmacnoise in Offaly, a monastic site founded in the 6th century to Castletown House in Kildare. Cork is full of attractions, the Cork City Gaol gives tourists an authentic experience of 19th century internment and St Finn Barres cathedral is a truely spectacular building with its famous rose window and mosaic.
A trip to Wicklow and you could visit Killruddery House And Gardens which is the most successful Elizabethan-Revival mansion in Ireland. Ireland has a wealth of culture and is full of surprises. From it's beautiful rolling countryside and rugged beaches to the magnificent Giant's Causeway in County Antrim.