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| Dublin is the thriving hub of Ireland, the capital city it is famed for being a friendly city to tourist. As well as the obligatory Guinness dispensing pubs filled with accordion and fiddle playing musicians Dublin has a more cultural side with attractions such as the Dublin Writers museum, James Joyce museum and the Shaw Birthplace.
Just outside Dublin you will find Malahide Castle a beautifully restored castle dated back from 1185. With over 250 acres of adjoining park lands and the nearby Fry Model railway makes this enough to fill most of a day.Visiting Ireland will present the Emerald Isle in a whole new light. On arrival, you will be amazed at the two real gems of Ireland - the warmth of its people and the breath taking beauty of its landscape. With a strong identity and a hold on tradition, Ireland welcomes the backpacker with a song, a dance and a hearty pint of Guinness.The Irish countryside plays host to every shade of green imaginable. This is complimented by rolling hills, fresh streams, forts, castles and churches. One of the most well known attractions of Northern Ireland is The Giant's Causeway - an awe-inspiring series of 37,000 basalt columns. In the south, the large draw for backpackers is the lively capital of Eire, Dublin. backpacking in ireland
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