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To visit the Cliffs of Moher is to stand on the edge of Ireland and be awed by their magnificence.

This spectacular part of County Clare and the Shannon Area are home to the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren and the Shannon River Delta with the mystical Lough Dergh.

County Clare, an Irish gem located on the west coast of Ireland, is a magical place offering a rich bounty of tourist excursions for the eager explorer.

Willie Daly of Co. Clare is the festival's matchmaker. Dancing is non-stop to traditional and country music. Love is in the air. The Cliffs of Moher are nearby.

A bed in breakfast can escort a lovely holiday, or can be a nightmare. The Churchfield brings Doolin to life, and the hostess makes the trip feel like a home away.

Edged by vertical cliffs surrounding unique landscapes and prehistoric tombs, County Clare is ideal for lovers of natural beauty and historical relics.

Carbon footprints don't stay at home when people go on holidays. This travel guide portrays 50 sustainably managed hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions in Ireland.

This slim softback A4 booklet (24 pages) is packed with information about this most accessibe science, presented in a colourful and highly attractive format.

Christmas and New Years Eve can be romantic affairs, and luxury vacation deals in wintertime Ireland make a trip there more affordable than ever.

Ireland is known for the vivid greenness of its countryside. Head west to the Burren's wild landscapes of rugged beauty and bask in warm Irish hospitality in Ballyvaughan

From the Guinness Factory and Waterford Crystal Factory to the Cliffs of Moher, Ireland has much to offer sight-seers.

Rent a bike in Ireland for a guided or self-guided holiday of a lifetime. Choose the area you like and one of many tour or bike rental companies to suit your pocket.

Budget travel redefined says Pauline Frommer's Ireland guidebook, with cheap hotels, bargains on food and drink, but with a more authentic taste of real Irish touring.

Taste the true Irish culture, language and traditions. Head for the Dingle Peninsula - in a Gaeltacht - perfect for hiking, cycling, exploring and warm Irish hospitality

A new ecoescape travel guide to Ireland wants visitors to seek out green and eco-friendly places, to have the most fun and do the least damage on their Irish vacations.

Temple Bar, Guinness Brewery, St. Stephen's Green, Tattoos - Dublin, Ireland is a city of entertainment, where the old and the new live comfortably side by side.

As Ireland's west coast meadows fill with holiday cottages, tread carefully through the Burren's weirdly beautiful ecology and tragic past toward an eco-savvy future.