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1.	Bookmarks: 0	Memories of Fly Fishing in Ireland this article is about fly fishing in Ireland and a man's memory of his childhood fishing days using the fly rod
2.	Bookmarks: 0	Dublin-10 Unbelievable Facts Learn 10 amazing facts about Dublin Ireland that no other travel website or guide book will tell you. Impress your friends with your knowledge on Dublin, home of Gunniness!
3.	Bookmarks: 0	10 Things To Do While In Ireland The variety and charm of Ireland makes it the best get-a-way for your whole family, or just for two. Come and enjoy!
4.	Bookmarks: 0	Things To Do While Visiting Dublin There is plenty to do in Dublin if you are on vacation or sightseeing.
5.	Bookmarks: 0	House Prices Set For Greater Regional Variation The growth of English house prices is slowing. In contrast, both Scottish and Northern Irish house prices are heading for boom periods, according to new figures.Nationwide predicts that house prices in Scotland and Northern Ireland are set to become increasingly dislocated from trends in England and Wales, as the countries have witnessed far faster house price growth over the year, increasing the need for larger mortgages.House prices in Northern Ireland rose five tim...
6.	Bookmarks: 0	What do you need to know about Ireland travel Ireland is an exotic tourist spot. It is popularly known for the myths, magical incidents and legendary stories associated with it. Numerous tourists from all round the world are magnetized to view this bewitching place.
7.	Bookmarks: 0	Sligo Tourist Information & Travel Guide County Sligo is situated on the Atlantic coast in the north west of Ireland, it is renowned for its unspoilt scenic landscapes with approximately 110 miles of coastline.Sligo Town, capital of the Northwest region, is situated on the Garavogue River between Lough Gill and the Atlantic coast. It is a major growth centre and the largest town in the North West with a population of over 20,000 people, swelling to a daytime population of 42,000. Sligo is a thriving tourist, co...
8.	Bookmarks: 0	Ireland – Fusion Of Culture And History Ireland is a well visited tourist destination. Its appeal has reached all parts of the world and has attracted tourists to visit and savour what this country has to offer. What makes Ireland a popular tourist getaway spot? What is it in Ireland that makes it worth coming back to?
9.	Bookmarks: 0	The Capital City Of Wales Cardiff is the capital city of Wales. It is also the largest city in Wales and the 14th largest in the United Kingdom.
10.	Bookmarks: 0	Emerald Ireland The minute people hear of the words Irish and Ireland, they immediately think: St. Patrick’s Day, green beer, four leaf clovers and Leprechauns. All of those are a rich part of the Irish Culture, but there is far more to the Emerald Isle than just green beer and leprechauns.
11.	Bookmarks: 0	Ballyliffin Golf Club's History Of Success And Failures Ireland is a bastion of golf course, whether be it parkland or links courses, and they have more than enough for its 4 million population to accommodate many other golfers from all over the world. Blessed with beautiful land and scenic views, vacation golf spots in Ireland are a definite must-play and should provide a wondrous time whether you are just a beginner or a seasoned golfer.To those who have already gone and played at the Ballyliffin Golf Club, they have been bl...
12.	Bookmarks: 0	Galway Tourist Information & Travel Guide Galway, the largest county in the province of Connacht, lies in the centre of the western seaboard of Ireland. It covers nearly 6,000 sq. kms, (with over 2000km of highly indented coastline) and is divided by Lough Corrib, Ireland’s second largest lake. It has two distinct landscapes - the vast mountainy land of Connemara to the west of Lough Corrib and the rich farming plains of Galway East. The population of the County (all the areas outside of Galway City) is estimated at ...
13.	Bookmarks: 3	Golf Tips - Getting Started History has it that the game of golf was born in 15th century Scotland. Then around 1744, the first rules of play were codified and established in Edinburgh by The Company of Gentlemen Golfers. Golf has become one of the most popular sports in the world; played in countries as far reaching as Mexico and Ireland, South Africa and China. And, of course, Scotland. And the world has not been the same since. It's come as no surprise that there are universities offering degrees in Golf.
14.	Bookmarks: 0	Golf In Ireland Is Great Golf in Ireland is a joy for sure and also one of the best ways to enjoy your golf vacation. There are no business meetings, no phone calls to bother, just you and your fantastic new golf clubs. The best experience, you can give to your life is golfing. If you love playing golf, golf in Ireland will provide you with great golfing experiences.Finding a good golf course does not seem to be hard at all in Ireland. There are lots of golf clubs to choose from. You can find gol...
15.	Bookmarks: 4	Find the best cottages and holiday homes in Ireland only at Irishabode Why not choose the Kenmare area in Ireland as your perfect holiday getaway.Through Irishabode you can find the best deals for rental cottages and holiday homes if you want to have a great vacation in the mountains.
16.	Bookmarks: 4	Finally the best site for all your rental requirements in Ireland No matter in which part of Ireland you are looking for rental property, Irishabode brings you the ultimate listings to make your search simple and easy.
17.	Bookmarks: 4	Ceann Sibeal Golf Club: Europes Most Westerly Golf Course Set in Europe's third largest island, the Ceann Sibeal Golf Club can be found on the Western most part of Ireland and is blessed with astounding natural beauty composed of rolling dune terrains and steep and sharp cliffs that juts to the ocean. When it’s a golf vacation in Ireland that you want, the Ceann Sibeal Golf Club should always be on your list.Encompassed with some of Ireland's tallest mountains which include the popular Mount Brandon, the Ceann Sibeal Golf Club o...
18.	Bookmarks: 9	I Will Stand By You Even If……. This is what John told me yesterday.Rule No 1: There are no rules.Rule No 2: If there are rules break them.Rule No 3: Before you break the rules make sure you ‘know’ all the rules.I asked John” How many years does it take to ‘know’ all the rules. And he said ” As long as it should take…”Think about it,It has been 24 hours since we launched Spiritual Simplicity. We have had members from China, Singapore, Ghana, Sweden, Ireland, Germany, Malaysia, South ...
19.	Bookmarks: 9	Break All Rules Today... HiThis is what John told me yesterday.Rule No 1: There are no rules.Rule No 2: If there are rules break them.Rule No 3: Before you break the rules make sure you ‘know’ all the rules.I asked John” How many years does it take to ‘know’ all the rules. And he said ” As long as it should take…”Think about it,It has been 24 hours since we launched Spiritual Simplicity. We have had members from China, Singapore, Ghana, Sweden, Ireland, Germany, Malaysia, ...
20.	Bookmarks: 4	Belfast City Guide, Including Belfast Hotels Introduction:Nestled in a valley and bordered to the east by the Irish Sea, the capital of Northern Ireland, Belfast, is a vibrant and lively Celtic city that lives up to its nickname of “The Hibernian Rio.” Situated on the River Lagan, the pedestrian-friendly city enjoys a focal point in Donegal Square where the architecturally stunning City Hall dominates the skyline, and elsewhere Victorian and Edwardian architecture can be enjoyed by visitors on foot.Places of int...
21.	Bookmarks: 4	Visiting Dublin Tired of the affected airs of hotel staff? Fed up with staying at huge and impersonal hotels? Then, try staying at a bed and breakfast in Dublin. At a bed and breakfast in Dublin - the largest city, as well as the capital of Ireland - you can bask in the welcoming atmosphere of a home away from home.If there is one thing the city has an abundance of, aside from the famed Irish charm, it's bed and breakfasts in Dublin. With over twenty tourist-board-approved bed and breakf...
22.	Bookmarks: 4	The Visitors Guide To Dublin Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and is located on the East coast. It is renowned for its Irish tradition and the friendly atmosphere that is created by the locals. Despite being the biggest city in Ireland, it is relatively compact and can be seen on foot.Dublin HistoryHundreds of years ago Dublin was a trading point for slaves and silver. At the time it was controlled by the Viking military. Years later in 1169, the city was taken over by the Normans. After a sho...
23.	Bookmarks: 9	New Domestic Tourism Figures The first of a new type of domestic tourism figures have released. The figures have been collected by TNS for VisitBritain, VisitScotland, Visit Wales and the Northern Ireland Tourist Board under an improved methodology, which provides more accurate and detailed information.
24.	Bookmarks: 4	16 Things To Do In Belfast, Ireland If you are looking for a nice get-a-way weekend, with all the charm of a country town and yet all the opportunities of a thriving city, then Belfast is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy life!
25.	Bookmarks: 9	Nine Good Irish Quotes and Proverbs Attributed to the Irish are hundreds of thousands of quotes over the centuries, and here are a few of their best. Enjoy, and feel free to use for yourself as often as you like.