By Raeesha Ikram
Introduction
Ireland is a charming island-nation nestled in the North Atlantic region encircled by smaller islands...
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In the heart of the city of Dublin lies a 600-year-old castle that loyally served...
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Ireland’s oldest and most renowned university, Trinity College Dublin, was founded in 1592 by Queen...
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If you are an art lover, you should know that there’s a national gallery a...
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While most Irish landmarks have a very colourful heritage, some others have a more tragic...
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Also known as the National Cathedral of Ireland, this historical and religious site is one...
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Guinness Storehouse is a museum dedicated to beer lovers or anyone interested in sneaking a...
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If you are interested in archaeology or are looking for more historical Irish landmarks to...
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The building at number 14 Henrietta Street has been witness to Dublin and Ireland’s evolution...
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The mythical tale of Satan spitting a chunk of rock out of a cave after...
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The Blarney Castle and Gardens in County Cork is one of the most revered historical...
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The UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brú na Bóinne, is one of the oldest human-made landmarks...
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Aran Islands is a cluster of three islands, namely Inis Mor, Inis Oirr, and Inis...
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Glendalough, a valley of two lakes in County Wicklow, is one of the best natural...
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The Skellig Islands is a unique set of rocky islands situated towards the western coast...
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Dingle Peninsula is one of the best-preserved natural landmarks in Ireland that will spellbind you...
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As one of the most famous landmarks of Ireland, Spike Island in County Cork is...
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A hidden gem in County Cork, on the southern coast of Ireland, sits Kinsale ...
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Ireland’s oldest national park, Killarney, offers you a plethora of nature-bound experiences that your memory...
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The Ring of Kerry in County Kerry is one of the best hideaway spots in...
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Spookily, this castle in County Offaly also goes as Ireland’s most haunted castle, which is...
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The Waterford Greenway, also known as the Déise Greenway, is a railway trail that runs...
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Bunratty Castle is a national monument of Ireland located in County Clare. The castle was...
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Country Clare in the Wild Atlantic Way is home to the Cliffs of Moher that...
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A popular landmark in the West of Ireland, The Lost Valley, is an active working...
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Located about 40 minutes from Dublin’s city centre, Dalkey Castle is a famous landmark in...
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Connemara National Park, located near Letterfrack Village, is one of Ireland’s six beautiful national parks...
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King John’s Castle is a 13th-century Anglo-Norman castle built on King’s Island in Limerick, next...
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Kilkenny Castle is located in the village of Kilkenny and was built at the end...
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Benbulbin, sometimes spelt Ben Bulbin, is a protected site located in the Sligo County of...
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Knocknarea is a mountain located in Sligo town within County Sligo. The hill stands at...
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Glenveagh National Park is the second largest of Ireland’s six national parks and boasts incredible...
Conclusion
While this list highlights the best landmarks in Ireland, the island is packed with so...