Ireland has a long history dating back thousands of years with ancient sites like Newgrange from 3000 BC and Dun Aengus from 500 BC. St. Patrick brought Christianity in 500 AD and St. Brendan was a famous navigator. More recent history includes English rule starting in the 1500s under Henry VIII and Oliver Cromwell. The document provides driving routes along Ireland's scenic coastal roads in counties like Waterford, Kerry, Galway, and Antrim, as well as information on roads and motorbike racing events like the Isle of Man TT.

1. Ireland / Éire

3. Newgrange (3000 BC)

4. Dun Aengus / Aran (500BC)

5. St Patrick (500AD)
St Brendan the navigator

7. The English
Henry 8th
Elizabeth 1st
James 1st
Oliver Cromwell

8. Getting there / Ferries

9. Waterford to Bantry (200km)
Kerry : Ring of kerry & Dingle peninsula)
Galway to Westport coast road (80+50km)
Antrim Coast (100km)
Burren

12. Irish roads…

14. The Giant’s Causeway / Antrim

15. MC Racing
Tracks: North & Mondello
Road :
IoM TT (30th may to 10th June)
Northwest 200 (Ulster) : mid-May
http://www.northwest200.org/
Skerries 100 (north Dublin) : early July

16. BACKUP

18. Celtic influence over time