The document recommends 5 top places to visit in Ireland: 1) Dublin, the lively capital city known for its river, pubs, and Guinness beer. 2) Blarney Castle, home to the legendary Blarney Stone said to bestow the gift of eloquence. 3) The Cliffs of Moher, breathtaking coastal cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. 4) Kylemore Abbey, a picturesque abbey set against the backdrop of Connemara's beautiful scenery. 5) The Giant's Causeway, an area of unusual basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity. In conclusion, the author fondly remembers the friendly people, stunning nature, pubs, and seafood during their travels in

1. 5 places to visit in
Ireland
by Inga Batur, the author of the award winning blog
coolkidzcooltrips.com
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3. Ireland
May your pockets be heavy and your heart be light, may good luck
pursue you each morning and night.
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4. 1. Dublin
• The capital, perfect little
city compared to some
other big time capitals with
enough of things to keep
you busy for a few days.
• From the river Liffey
running through the center
and a lively Temple Bar
district, to the sights such
as the St. Patrick’s
Cathedral, all the way to
the pint of Guinness, you
are bound to have a good
time discovering this lively
metropolis.
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5. 2. Blarney Castle
• Blarney Castle –
heading down
South, in the vicinity of
Cork you should visit
this enchanting little
castle.
• Check if the legend of
the Blarney Stone
holds true. It is said
that with a kiss of this
Stone of
Eloquence, found at
the top of the
Tower, you’ll never
again be lost for words.
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6. 3. Cliffs of Moher
• While the coast of
Ireland might seem as
one big cliff of Moher
after another, it’s not
and that’s why these
cliffs are so grand and
breathtaking and a
little scary to stand too
close to the edge.
• Despite crowds you
should not miss a
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7. 4. Kylemore Abbey
• Set in the beautiful I
wish I could stay here
forever region of
Connemara, in county
Galway.
• Kylemore is home to a
community of nuns of
the Benedictine Order.
• But more than that it’s
a picture perfect,
cinematography worth
site that has your
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8. 5. Giant’s Causeway
• In the Northern
Ireland, that too is worth
a visit.
• This is just one part of
the coast made for
exploring. Whether you
believe in the legend of
a giant building these
steps to cross over to
Scotland or you are more
down to earth and know
that these interlocking
basalt columns are the
result of an ancient
volcanic eruption, you
will still enjoy the walk.
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9. Explore Ireland.
• While these are just a few must see sights, there’s a whole lot
more out there.
• When people ask me what I remember most, it’s how friendly
everyone was, how hard I had to listen, to them explaining
because I couldn’t understand the accent, the stunning
nature, the ruins and sheep, a pint of beer in the local pub and
fish and chips on the beach.
• Yes, that’s why I wish I could do it all over again.
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10. Thank you.
For more info please visit my website: coolkidzcooltrips.com
or contact me: inga@coolkidzcooltrips.com
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