About the book: "Traveller's Ireland" offers a broad insight into the warm and welcoming soul, the landscapes and seascapes of this enchanting island. Much of the countryside remains quietly idyllic whilst the capital captivates its visitors with both the modern and the traditional. The highlights include: attractions in Dublin the capital of the Republic of Ireland; Belfast, in Northern Ireland is an energetic cultural centre with Donegal Square, the heart of the city, being the perfect place to start exploring the city's style and history; and the capital is great for a weekend, while Cork, Waterford and Galway and the intervening green, landscapes are wonderfully enchanting places, ideal for that perfect retreat.
The other highlights are: Blarney Castle near Cork on the south coast, medieval Waterford and Galway on the west coast; off the Atlantic coast of Galway, the Aran Islands have spectacularly rugged scenery and a hardy fishing history. Information about the market includes: ferries from Cairnryan (Scotland) to Laine (Northern Ireland) from Fishguard (Wales) to Rosslare (Republic of Ireland), from Hollyhead to Dublin and Dun Laoghaire, from Birmingham (Liverpool) to Dublin and Belfast, from Liverpool to Dublin, from Pembroke (Wales) to Rosslare, from Strantaer (Scotland) to Belfast, and from Swansea to Cole.
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