DESTINATIONGOLF. TRAVEL MUNSTER
Tourist at Cliffs of Moher sea cliffs in Co. Clare, which rise as high as 702ft above the Atlantic Ocean.
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66 TRALEE 68 DOOKS 68 LAHINCH 68 DROMOLAND CASTLE 70 BALLYBUNION 72 FOTA ISLAND
Rugged landscape of the Burren in Co. Clare, part of the Wild Atlantic Way driving route.
72 OLD HEAD 72 ADARE MANOR
One of the most alluring aspects of Munster is its remarkable natural beauty. County Kerry is famous for its rugged coastline along the Wild Atlantic Way, where visitors can explore the dramatic cliffs of Moher and gaze at the aweinspiring Blarney Stone. Cork, Ireland’ s largest county, offers diverse landscapes, from rolling hills to bustling cities. The Ring of Kerry, a scenic drive around the Iveragh Peninsula, is a journey that takes you through picturesque villages, ancient stone forts, and enchanting lakes.
Munster’ s cities are not to be overlooked. Limerick, the province’ s second largest city, is a vibrant hub of culture and history. The historic King John’ s Castle, the University of Limerick, and the lively atmosphere of the city centre all beckon tourists to explore its hidden treasures. Cork City, known as the“ Rebel City,” is a centre of music, arts, and culinary delights. Visitors can stroll along the charming streets, savour local delicacies at the English Market, and experience the dynamic music scene in this lively city.
For those seeking outdoor adventures, Munster has plenty to offer. The region is a haven for hikers and nature enthusiasts, with the Burren National Park in County Clare, the Galtee Mountains in County Tipperary, and the scenic trails of County Waterford. Munster is also known for its golf courses, including the world-famous Old Head Golf Links in County Cork, where golfers can play against the backdrop of the Atlantic Ocean.
Munster is deeply rooted in history and culture. The city of Waterford is renowned
for its Viking history and is home to the Waterford Crystal factory, where visitors can witness the intricate craftsmanship of these famous crystals. Additionally, Munster’ s castles and ancient ruins, such as Cahir Castle and Muckross House, provide a window into Ireland’ s past.
The people of Munster are known for their warm hospitality and their connection to traditional Irish culture. Pubs and music venues across the province offer the chance to experience authentic Irish music sessions. Local festivals, like the Rose of Tralee in County Kerry and the Galway Oyster Festival in County Clare, showcase the lively spirit of Munster and its people.
Food enthusiasts will delight in Munster’ s culinary offerings. The region’ s fresh seafood, artisanal cheeses, and traditional Irish dishes provide a true taste of Ireland. Be sure to savour a bowl of creamy seafood chowder while enjoying the view of the Atlantic, or indulge in a hearty plate of Irish stew.
In conclusion, Munster stands as a captivating region that offers a diverse range of attractions and experiences to travellers. Its natural beauty, rich history, vibrant cities, and warm hospitality make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to explore the heart and soul of Ireland. Munster’ s unique blend of tradition and modernity creates an unforgettable experience that will leave a lasting impression on all who visit this enchanting part of Ireland.
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80 CASTLEMARTYR 82 FERMOY 84 DINGLE GOLF LINKS 85 KILLARNEY( KILLEEN) 85 BALLYBUNION( CASHEN)
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85 WATERFORD 85 WATERFORD CASTLE 86 DOUGLAS 86 MALLOW 86 MUSKERRY 86 MONKSTOWN 88 FAITHLEGG 90 BALLYNEETY 92 RING OF KERRY 93 LIMERICK 94 BANTRY BAY 94 KILLARNEY( MAHONY’ S POINT) 94 CLONMEL 95 TRAMORE 95 SHANNON 95 CASTLETROY
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