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Ireland

Tourism to Ireland has become very popular and many who travel to this magical land prefer to do so by rail.

Ireland tourism is expected to grow more and more each year, take a trip to this amazing country and pick up an Ireland pass to aid you in your journey.

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From Donegal to Cork, the lilt and speed at which people speak might change but they are united in their love of a good party. Forget the leprechauns, learn a little Gaelic and join the locals in the pub.

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Belfast city centre.
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Belfast

After the political traumas of the 20th century, Belfast busily set about reinventing itself. Leaving the Victorian charm of the city intact, developments like PLACE, hosting cutting-edge architectural exhibitions, are helping Northern Ireland’s capital look to the future.

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The Old Middelton Distillery, Cork.
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Cork

At once boisterous and cultured, the self-styled People‘s Republic of Cork exudes confidence. Sliced through by the waters of the Lee, history mingles easily with modernity, enlivened by a college town buzz.

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Reflection of Ha’penny Bridge in the river, Dublin.
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Dublin

Make friends and feel the literary heritage in Dublin. Leaving behind a turbulent history, the laid-back Irish capital has transformed itself into a modern European city with a nightlife to be proud of and booming business among graceful Georgian architecture.

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