Visit Tourism Ireland's Lakelands Region

Explore Birr Castle, Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, river boating on the Shannon River, the Strokestown Famine Museum, County tipperary in a Travelers411 Directory dedicated to the Lakelands of Ireland.

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Visit Northern Ireland

Explore the many facets that make up Northern Ireland. Discover Giants Causway, and towns including Belfast, Derry, Enniskillen, Newcastle, Portrush. Also get to know some of the local attractions including and Titanic Belfast Museum, local golf and fishing venues, Castle Ward, Mt. Stewart House and Gardens plus the region's music and other cultural offerings.

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Visit the Addergooole Titanic Society

The Addergoole Titanic Society was originally established to commemorate 14 victims of the Titanic's sinking that hailed from Addergoole, Ireland. Today through research and preservation as well as public outreach the group promotes the story of the Addergoole 14.

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Visit Titanic Belfast

Titanic Belfast is a new museum dedicated to preserving the story of the Titanic. It opened in April of 2012 and provides an experiential and educational learning opportunity that documents and explores the famous ship from its design and construction, through its sinking and ultimate rediscovery and current undersea research.

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Fort Dunree dates back to 1798 and has a rich history regarding the origins of its construction and use during various military engagements throughout the years. Today it is open to the public and functions as a museum and archive.

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Visit the Cliffs of Moher

The Cliffs of Moher are an inspirational geological formation of ridged and rugged seascape in Ireland's County Clare. Visitors to the Cliffs have several touring options both on the land and sea including boat tours and a robust visitors center.

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Visit the Inishowen Tourism Directory Listing

Find out all about the hidden treasures in Irelands northern most peninsula located in the north corner of County Donegal.

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Visit the the Arigna Mining Experience

Go deep underground with retired coal miner Michael Flynn in Ireland to learn about the coal mining process and history behind the mines in Ireland and how they were a part of the history and character of the town.

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Click here to listen to a Travelers411 Online Exclusive with Mark Leslie, CEO of Martello Media in Dublin, Ireland. Martello Media specializes in the design of interactive exhibits with an Irish theme and has worked on award winning projects such as the Cliffs of Moher Visitors Center Experience, the Black Rock Castle Observatory interactive exhibit, the W.B. Yeats exhibit at the National Library in Dublin, the Irish Pavilion exhibit at the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, China and the Guiness Storehouse interactive experience in Dublin.

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Click here to listen to a Travelers411 Online Exclusive with Joe Byrne, CEO of Tourism Ireland. Joe shares with us the character of Ireland, the attributes that make Ireland special and separate it from other destination and some of the particular places in Ireland such as Dublin, Belfast, Derry, Kerry and Killarney that "warm his heart" from the great Irish welcome.

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Click here to listen to a Travelers411 Online Exclusive with Mary McAleese, the President of Ireland, recorded at the Saint Patrick Centre in Downpatrick, County Down, Northern Ireland on St. Patrick's Day. The focus of this talk was on the life and contribution of Patrick and his relevance in modern Irish times domestically and around the world.

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