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Ciaran Connolly
16/04/2024
360 Degree Video Experience – Ireland’s Belfast
Our tour in 360 Degree Video of Ireland’s Belfast and its surrounding area begins at the Giant’s Ring – on...
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Shaimaa Olwan
15/04/2024
Belmore Forest: Pollnagollum Cave, Enniskillen
Belmore Forest is home to Pollnagollum Cave in County Fermanagh, part of the Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark. You also...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Glenariff Forest Park, Glens of Antrim
In the emerald embrace of Northern Ireland’s Glens of Antrim lies a hidden treasure trove of natural splendour awaiting intrepid...
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Asmaa Alhashimy
15/04/2024
360 Degree Video of Cave Hill at Sunrise
Northern Ireland, a land steeped in rich history and natural beauty, harbours many hidden gems to be discovered. Among these...
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Shaimaa Olwan
15/04/2024
The Amazing Drumglass Park – Belfast – Lisburn Road
Tucked away amidst the vibrant streets of Belfast’s Lisburn Road lies a hidden gem that offers respite from the city’s...
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Yomna Salah
15/04/2024
Kiltonga Wildlife Reserve – Newtownards, Northern Ireland
With its rolling green hills and dramatic coastlines, Northern Ireland harbours hidden treasures that beckon nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Manannán Mac Lir-Celtic Sea God-Gortmore Viewing
On visiting Gortmore Viewing Point on Binevenagh Mountain – you’re in for a visual treat. The famous statue of Manannan...
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Noha Nabil
15/04/2024
Donaghadee County Down – A lovely seaside town to check out!
Donaghadee is a small town in County Down, Northern Ireland. It lies on the northeast coast of the Ards Peninsula,...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
French Village, Lisburn Road, Belfast
In the heart of Belfast, amidst the ebb and flow of urban life, there exists a sanctuary of taste and...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
360 Degree Video of Ballywalter, County Down
Nestled along the serene shores of County Down in Northern Ireland, the picturesque village of Ballywalter beckons travellers with its...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Belfast Peace Walls – Amazing Murals and History in Belfast
The Belfast Peace Walls are full of amazing murals and history that tell an essential story of Belfast, The Troubles...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Spring Forward | 6 Tips for Combating Daylight Saving
As the clocks skip forward an hour on 28th March 2021 in Ireland & the UK and daylight saving time...
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Rebekah McCaig
15/04/2024
Best Weekend Breaks in Northern Ireland: Cities, Coasts, Countrysides
With stunning landscapes, vibrant culture, and unforgettable experiences, weekend breaks in Northern Ireland are the perfect way for visitors and locals alike to explore the region. Whether you’re looking to discover Belfast’s urban energy or explore nature, there are weekend breaks in Northern Ireland to suit all tastes and budgets. The compact size of Northern Ireland means you can pack a lot into a short trip!
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Fatma Mohamed
15/04/2024
Explore the Amazing Water Sports in Northern Ireland
Dive into the exhilarating world of water sports amidst the stunning landscapes of Northern Ireland, where adventure meets the embrace...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Armagh County Museum – County Armagh Northern Ireland
Armagh County Museum is the oldest County Museum in Ireland. It opened officially in 1937 in Armagh, County Armagh, Northern...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Castle Coole: A Great Neo-Classical House in Ireland
No matter where you go in Ireland, there is no shortage of impressive and historic Castles, with over 1000 unique...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Journey to Beautiful Mount Stewart House & Gardens
Mount Stewart: Home to One of the Most Beautiful Gardens in Ireland Mount Stewart, the house inspired by Edith, the...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
City Hall Belfast – Exhibitions, History and Facts
City Hall Belfast is an impressive building in the heart of Belfast’s city centre. It opened its doors in 1906...
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Sara Lynch
15/04/2024
How to Say Goodbye in Irish in 8 Different Ways; Exploring the Beautiful Gaelic Language
Saying goodbye in Irish isn't as simple as a one-word translation, there are many different variations of the phrase and depending on the context and who you are saying goodbye to, some goodbye phrases may suit better than others.
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Dr Kathleen Lynn: Fascinating 1916 Easter Rising History in the Ulster Museum
The Ulster Museum has a wide range of exhibits including those regarding Irish and Northern Irish history. Within the Ulster Museum collections are artefacts, specimens, and more which can help us understand the past. This includes their exhibit on the modern history of Ireland and Northern Ireland. In this exhibit are objects relating to Kathleen Lynn a doctor and political activist involved in the Easter Rising.
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Roe Valley Country Park – Forest & River Roe in Limavady
Roe Valley Country Park, Limavady Roe Valley Country park is a three-mile-long wooded park that the River Roe partly...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Ballywalter Beach – It’s Summer Time
Ballywalter Beach is a long sandy enjoyable beach for everyone. You can walk along the beach or go for a...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Botanic Gardens Belfast – Relaxing City Park Great For Walks
Nestled within the vibrant city of Belfast, Northern Ireland lies a tranquil haven of lush greenery and captivating floral displays...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Belfast Castle-Popular Wedding Venue & Great Park & Views Over Belfast
Belfast Castle is situated on the sweeping slopes of Cavehill Country Park in Belfast, the capital city of Northern Ireland....
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Discover Old Bushmills Distillery – Over 400 years of Excellence
Bushmills Distillery is a fabulous location to tour if you're a fan of whiskey or a history lover! It is the Home of Bushmills Whiskey. The old Bushmills Distillery was granted a licence by King James the first in 1608 to distil whiskey - hence its special 1608 bottle.
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
360 Degree Video of Fullerton Arms, Game of Thrones Room, Ballintoy
In the heart of County Antrim, amidst the windswept cliffs and crashing waves of Ballintoy’s coastline, lies a haven for...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
360 Degree Video of Kiltonga Wildlife, County Down
In the picturesque landscape of County Down, Northern Ireland, Kiltonga Wildlife Reserve emerges as a hidden jewel, epitomising the region’s...
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Yomna Salah
15/04/2024
360 Degree Video of The Big Fish, Belfast
In the heart of bustling Belfast, where the vibrant rhythms of urban life merge with the rich tapestry of Northern...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
The Knockagh Monument
Located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, the Knockagh Monument war memorial for those from County Antrim who died in the...
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Ciaran Connolly
15/04/2024
Game Of Thrones Door Number 10, Dark Horse Bar
In the heart of Belfast, Northern Ireland, amidst the bustling ambience of the Dark Horse Bar, lies a unique tribute...
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Northern Ireland, a land of mythic landscapes and historical depth, invites you to explore its unique heritage and natural beauty. From the bustling streets of Belfast, rich in industrial heritage and the Titanic legacy, to the causeway coast with its UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland is a place of storytelling and natural wonders. The Mourne Mountains inspire adventurers, while the tranquil waters of Lough Neagh offer peaceful retreats. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Derry, with its historic walls and cultural festivals. Northern Ireland is a compact yet diverse region, offering everything from urban exploration in its lively cities to the serene beauty of its countryside and coastal paths. Discover the warmth of its people, the impact of its history, and the charm of its landscapes.