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In 1778, John Paul Jones led a raid against an English fishing village. Its purpose was to create terror in the British psyche and thus to change the course of the war.

There are four car ferry services between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Wales is one of the countries that make up the United Kingdom. It borders with England to the East. The capital city of Wales is Cardiff.

This circular drive starts at Bray and visits Powerscourt House, Russborough House, Glendalough, the Wicklow Mountains National Park, Wicklow Town and the Vale of Avoca

Hadrian's Wall is a World Heritage Site. It is one of the best places in the UK for exploring history and culture, enjoying outdoor activities and for taking the kids.

Tomie dePaola writes and illustrates a warm and very informative picture book about St Patrick the patron saint of Ireland and the inspiration for a popular holiday.

Accessible travel around Europe by rail and ferry is getting easier for older and disabled people, especially since new EC regulations on access to rail travel.

In September of 1779 the most important sea battle of the Revolutionary War took place off Flamborough Head on the coast of England. Its outcome gave hope to thousands.

Like other Gaelic tongues, the Manx language is difficult for most English speakers to learn.

A perfect first stop in any Liverpool tour, the gorgeous, accessible space reflects the city's history with elevator ride to city views from the belltower.

Translink, the company which operates Northern Ireland's public transport system, has three separate divisions - Metro, Ulsterbus and Northern Ireland Railways (NIR).

The growth in popularity of hill-walking has led to an increase in the erosion of the hiking trails on the mountains of the English Lake District.

A complex and philanthopic man, Sir William Hillary is best remembered for forming the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) in the United Kingdom.

Seiriol left a life of privilege as a member of the Welsh royal family to become a hermit on a remote island. His fame spread far beyond his humble hermit's cell.

The historical county of Cumberland with its sausages, Tattie Pot, sauce, Sticky Toffee Pudding and marmalade festival is well worth visiting as part of a culinary tour.

A shipping forecast broadcast by BBC Radio 4 in the UK has become habitual listening not just for sailors, but also for a significant number of the general population.

An amazing formation of rocks, otherwise known as the Giant's Causeway lies on the north east coast of Ireland. It is also home to the legend of the giant Finn McCool.

Tom Watson finishes tied first with fellow American Steve Marino. The Aisla Course, Turnberry proves a formidable test for the worlds best on Day Two of The Open 2009.

The Isle of Man is a crown dependency with its own 1,000-year-old parliament. Family history research here is different to the UK.

Whether you're on a budget or have limited time, an international vacation is still possible. There are web sites, public transportation and cheap daytrips that can help.

Blackpool is a fun and safe family destination for all ages and the U.K's most popular seaside resort that offers quality entertainment at affordable prices

The trail up Slieve Gullion takes the hiker to 1,880 feet above the Irish Sea affording views of the Mountains of Mourne, the Cooley peninsula and miles of green Armagh.

Morgan Llywelyn's Finn Mac Cool, written in 1994, is among her best efforts to bring the mythic heroes of Irish folklore to the modern reader.

Basic horseback riding techniques, such as mounting, correct seat position, and using the reins properly, help beginning riders confidently enjoy an equestrian vacation.

Welsh may look impenetrable on maps and signs, but teachers at Wales' National Centre for Language and Culture are ready to help decipher the ancient Celtic tongue.

Explore Lancashire for family holidays. Blackpool for seaside fun, Garstang for festivals and Lancaster for history. Walk or boat along canals enjoying the scenery.

A brief introduction to Snowdonia, a spectacular mountain region in north Wales. The area is full of sheep and castles, but people flock there for the outdoor sports.

Country Walking Magazine in 2004 rated Alfred Wainwright's Coast to Coast Walk across Britain as the second best walk in world, runner up only to the Milford Sound Track.