Guida Turistica dell'Irlanda,Alla scoperta dell'Irlanda: Irlanda in Libertà - Go As You Please, Countrywide Hotels Guide,Manors,Castle,Tours,Selv drive tour,Maps and Hotel Info...

A proposito dell'irlanda ...cosa vedere,monumenti,edifici storici la vita notturna, paesaggi mozzafiato, informazioni alberghiere,tour information...

IRLANDA GUIDA TURISTICA
I luoghi di maggiore interesse: monumenti,chiese,castelli,manieri. Informazioni alberghiere

MENU
.: due parole sull'irlanda
.: province e contee
.: la costa
.: le isole minori
.: l'entroterra
.: i parchi
.: san patrizio
.: l'arpa celtica
.: il trifoglio
.: viaggiare in irlanda
.: dove in irlanda
.: folklore,calendario eventi





LE REGIONI D'IRLANDA,VISITE,ESCURSIONI,HOTEL INFO
.: dublin
.: est coast & midlands
.: south est
.: south west
.: shannon region
.: the west
.: north west & lakelands
.: northern ireland,belfast

Due parole sull'Irlanda...
La Repubblica d'Irlanda (Eire in gaelico irlandese) Politicamente divisa dal 1920. Isola dell'Europa occidentale di circa 84 mila Km² occupa i 5/6 dell'isola e confina a nord-est con l'Irlanda del Nord (che è parte del Regno Unito).

LE PROVINCE E LE CONTEE
l'Irlanda è suddivisa in 4 province: Leinster,Munster,Connact e Ulster, e 32 contee (di cui 6 appartengono all'Irlanda del Nord):
Carlow,Cavan,Clare,Cork,Donegal,Dublino,Galway,Kerry,Kildare,Kilkenny,Laois,Leitrim,Limerick,Longford,Louth,Mayo,Meath,
Monaghan,Offaly,Roscommon,Sligo,Tipperary,Waterford,Westmeath,Wexford,Wicklow - Irlanda del Nord: Antrim,Armagh,Down,
Fermanagh,Londonderry eTyrone.

LA COSTA
L'isola è caratterizzata da una costa con vaste e lunghe spiagge (famose quelle del Donegal) e a tratti selvaggia con ripide scogliere come le celebri e Cliff of Moher e le Slieve League che sono tra le più alte d'Europa.

ISOLE MINORI
A largo delle coste, in prevalenza di quelle occidentali, ci sono numerose isole minori, tra le quali spiccano Achill Island, che è la più grande ed è vicina a tal punto dalla costa irlandese da esserne collegata con un ponte, Clare Island, Skellig Michael, Arranmore e le celebri Isole Aran.

L'ENTROTERRA
Con eccezione di alcune zone brulle come il Burren: vasto tavolato di roccia calcarea e la famosa formazione rocciosa del Giant's Causeway, Il verde è il colore dell'Irlanda infatti la vastissima tonalità di verde dei suoi incantevoli paesaggi ha fatto sì che l'Irlanda sia anche conosciuta con il nome di Isola Smeralda.
L'entroterra e ricco di fiumi e laghi (lough).  Il fiume Shannon  lungo 320 Km e divide l'isola a metà e il Liffey che bagna Dublino.
Tra i laghi più noti il Lough Erne alimentato da diversi fiumi e specchi d'acqua, il Lough Corrib nel Connemara (i più grande della Repubblica d'Irlanda) e in Irlada del Nord il Lough Neahg che è anche il più grande di tutte le isole britanniche.
Le catene montuose si sviluppano lungo le coste e circondano le pianure delle regioni centrali. Non sono molto elevate, la cima più alta è il monte Carrantuohill,alto 1041 metri.

I PARCHI
Oltre a numerosissime riserve naturali, l'Irlanda vanta cinque parchi naturali protetti: il Parco Nazionale di Connemara, il Parco Nazionale di Killarney, il Parco nazionale dei Monti Wicklow, il Parco Nazionale del Burren e il Glenveagh National Park in Donegal.

SAN PATRIZIO
San Patrizio è il santo patrono d’Irlanda, e il Saint Patrick’s day, che si celebra il 17 di marzo, è un grande giorno di festeggiamenti per gli Irlandesi di tutto il mondo, e in particolar modo per quelli di Dublino.
Saint Patrick’s è considerato il più grande festival annuale irlandese, una vera e propria kermesse di quattro giorni all’insegna della musica più sfrenata, degli spettacoli teatrali, del divertimento, caratterizzata da parate in costume, recite di strada, fuochi d’artificio, e spettacoli di danza di ogni genere...il tutto realizzato con quella speciale simpatia che da sempre contraddistingue il popolo irlandese.
La leggenda di Saint Patrick nacque nella vicina Scozia, da cui venne rapito e venduto come schiavo in Irlanda. Imparata la lingua irlandese, diventò diacono, poi prete e infine arcivescovo. Grande viaggiatore, di lui si racconta avesse scacciato i serpenti dall’Irlanda: leggenda o verità, fatto è che oggi non si trova alcuna specie serpente sul suolo irlandese.
Sempre secondo tradizione, Patrick morì il 17 marzo 493 (nell'attuale cittadina di Downpatrick), ma non si sa con esattezza dove sia stato sepolto, chi dice a St.Bridget nella contea del Down, e chi a Galstonbury dove tuttora esiste la Cappella di Saint Patrick: una cosa è certa, si trova in terra irlandese.

I SINBOLI DELL'IRLANDA

L'ARPA CELTICA (da Wikipedia l'eciclpedia libera)
Lo stemma irlandese ufficiale è un'arpa celtica d'oro su scudo blu. Lo strumento musicale raffigurato è l'Arpa di Brian Boru, esposta all'interno del Trinity College di Dublino.
L'arpa è stata da sempre uno dei principali simboli dell'isola irlandese, data la particolare bravura dei suonatori della corte britannica provenienti da queste terre, sin dai tempi delle prime dominazioni britanniche, quando aveva però sembianze antropomorfe. L'arpa figura da sempre anche nelle monete (sia nei vecchi punt che negli attuali euro) e negli atti ufficiali, oltre che nello stendardo presidenziale.

IL TRIFOGLIO (da Wikipedia l'eciclpedia libera)
Un altro simbolo molto conosciuto all'estero è il trifoglio, con cui San Patrizio era solito spiegare al popolo il significato della Trinità cristiana.
Molti, erroneamente, lo scambiano per un quadrifoglio, simbolo di fortuna, che non c'entra niente con la tradizione irlandese.

VIAGGIARE IN IRLANDA
Tempi di percorrenza: quando si pianifica un itinerario bisogna tener conto di un tempo di percorrenza di 60 km / h
Autonoleggio: ...per prenotare un automobile in Irlanda con pochi click! >>
Sistemazioni alberghiere: in Irlanda, gli hotel di 2* offrono una sitemazione di base standard,gli hotel di 3 * offrono una ottima qualità e servizio e competono con gli hotels di 4 * dell'Europa continentale e Regno Unito.
Gli hotel 3 * sono geralmente divisi in: hotel a basso costo e hotel di costo medio, offrendo un ottimo rappotro qualità/prezzo.
Gli hotel a 5* offrono una servizio di lusso, possono essere strutture moderne,castelli e manieri.

Novità assoluta per il 2011
Irlanda in libertà:possibilità di acquistare open vouchers ( Go As You Please ) con pernottamento presso hotels 3***
Tours in pullman: in Irlanda e Scozia, con partenze garantite anche in lingua italiana

Full Irish Breakfast - Che cosa è una prima colazione irlandese completa?
Una colazione irlandese comprende salsicce di maiale, pancetta e uova fritte servite con tè / caffè e pane tostato.

IRLANDA ...DA VISITARE, I LUOGHI DI MAGGIORE INTERESSE
Dublin (East) Georgian Dublin,Trinity College & The Book of Kells,St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Christchurch Cathedral,Dublin Castle,Guinness Storehouse,Old Jameson Distillery, National Art Gallery,National Museum,Malahide Castle.
C'è una vibrante vita notturna a Dublino, il centro principale per chi cerca il divertimento è senz'altro Temple Bar, quartiere a sud del Liffey. Nel centro cittadino ci sono svariati teatri, il più grande di questi è l'Abbey Theatre, ma molto gettonati sono anche il Gate Theatre, l'Olympia Theatre, e il Gaiety Theatre, che apre le porte anche dopo la serata per musica dal vivo e film. I bar del Gaiety sono aperti molto più a lungo degli altri durante la notte >>continua...
Surrounds of Dublin Wicklow (South) Glendalough Monastic Settlement,Mount Usher Gardens,Powerscourt House & Gardens, Avoca Hand weavers.
Louth / Meath (North) Bru na Boinne (Newgrange Burial Chamber),Hill of Tara,Mellifont Abbey,Monasterboice.
Cork/Waterford/Kilkenny (South & Southeast) West Cork & Bantry Bay,Garnish Island,Midleton Distillery,Blarney Castle, Waterford Crystal Factory,Kilkenny Castle,St. Canice’s Cathedral.
Sligo/Donegal/Derry (Northwest) Carrowmore Cemetery,Drumcliffe Church & W.B. Yeats Grave,Glenveagh National Park,
Park & Castle,Glencolmcille Folk Park.
Galway (West) Connemara National Park,Kylemore Abbey,Galway City,Corrib Cruise,Aran Islands.
Midlands Locke’s Distillery,Rock of Cashel,Clonmacnoise,Irish National Stud & Japanese Gardens
Kerry (Southwest) Ring of Kerry,Killarney,Kenmare,Dingle Peninsula,Muckross House.
Armagh/Down (Northern Ireland) St. Patrick Centre,Armagh City,Down Cathedral,Mount Stewart House & Gardens,Palace Stables Heritage Centre.
Antrim (Northern Ireland) Bushmills Distillery,Giant’s Causeway,Belfast City,Antrim Coast,Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge

LE REGIONI D'IRLANDA, INFORMAZIONI TURISTICHE E ALBERGHIERE

Dublin

Entry Points: Dublin Airport, Dublin Port, Dun Laoghaire Port

If you're looking for history on every street, vibrant culture, the best in Irish music and fine food in a compact, cosmopolitan city where the nightlife is legendary, then Dublin's the place for you.

Some Things to Do & See
• The Guinness Storehouse: experience the perfect pint
• Trinity College: home to the Book of Kells
• The Jameson Experience
• Dublin Castle: at the heart of Irish history
• The National Museum of Ireland
• The National Gallery of Ireland
• Dublin Zoo: one of the most popular in Europe
• Temple Bar: Dublin's nightlife epicentre
• Dublin's Georgian squares
• The National Botanic Gardens
• Kilmainham Gaol: relive Ireland's turbulent history
• Dublin's churches and cathedrals
• Phoenix Park: Europe's biggest city park
• The Hill of Howth: enjoy beautiful vistas over Dublin Bay
• Malahide Castle: one of Ireland’s best preserved castles in the pretty seaside town of Malahide
• Dalkey: this pristine village is also home to many Irish and international celebrities

DOVE DORMIRE - HOTEL INFO
.: Dublin Hotel's List ...
(65 selected hotels in Dublin Centre)

Hotel a Dublino con il miglior rapporto qualita'/prezzo:
- Adelphi Guesthouse 2** ( offerta 3X2)
- Hotel Isaacs 3*** ( offerta 3X2 tranne il Sabato)
- Temple Bar Hotel 3*** ( offerta 3X2)
- Burlington Hotel 4**** ( offerta 4X3 con tariffe gia' ridottissime )
- Gresham Hotel 4**** ( tariffe molto vantaggiose )
- Morgan Hotel 4**** ( offerta 4X3 )

.: Dublin Self Catering Apartments
De Luxe apartments in Dublin (Ballsbridge Finacial Services Centre - area)

East Coast & Midlands
Kildare, Laois, Louth, Meath, Offaly, Westmeath, Wicklow

Entry Points: Dublin Airport, Dublin Port, Dun Laoghaire Port, Knock Airport, Shannon Airport

Stretching from the east coast to the majestic Shannon River, this region boasts some of the most important historical sites in Ireland and the world, along with period homes, castles and gardens.

Some Things to Do & See
• Newgrange: Neolithic burial chambers and an interpretation of the Boyne valley area
• World-famous monastic sites like Glendalough, Clonmacnoise and Monasterboice
• The Irish National Stud: Japanese Gardens and St Fiachra's Gardens, a popular destination and an internationally renowned heritage site
• Wicklow: "the garden of Ireland", famous for its mountain and lake scenery
• Powerscourt House and Gardens: an architectural wonder
• Hill of Tara: historical seat of Ireland's high kings
• The K Club: the golf venue of the 2006 Ryder Cup
• Mount Usher Gardens
• Battle of the Boyne Interpretative Centre: site of one of Ireland's pivotal battles
• Relics of St Oliver Plunkett: the head of the famous Irish saint is preserved in Drogheda
• Birr Castle: historic science centre, once home of the world's largest telescope
• Trim Castle: the largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland
• Carlingford: a little gem of a town
• Millmount Museum: the fascinating history of Drogheda town's oldest structure
• National Sea life Centre, Bray: spectacular displays of underwater wildlife
• Corlea Track way Visitor Centre, Longford: an Iron Age experience

DOVE DORMIRE - HOTEL INFO

.: Co. Wicklow Hotels
- Glenview Hotel & Leisure Club
- Tulfarris Hotel & Golf Resort
.: Co. Louth & Co. Meath Hotels
- Crown Plaza,Dundalk
- Ashbourne Marriott
- Dunboyne Castle Hotel and Spa ...continue

South East
Carlow, Kilkneny, Tipperary, Waterford, Wexford

Entry Points: Dublin Airport, Cork Airport, Waterford Airport, Rosslare Port, Dublin Port, Dun Laoghaire Port

It's known in Ireland as the "Sunny South East" because of its benign climate.
Other attractions include ancient castles and monuments, sandy beaches, stunning scenery, quiet villages, vibrant resorts and lively towns and cities.

Some Things to Do & See
• Rock of Cashel: the traditional seat of the Kings of Munster
• Cahir Castle: one of Ireland's largest and best preserved castles
• Ancestral home of John F Kennedy: discover the roots of the late US president
• St Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny: dates from 13th century and is beautifully preserved
• Dunbrody Famine Ship: an experience you will never forget
• Johnstown Castle Gardens, County Wexford: a fairytale setting
• Reginalds Tower, Waterford: a restored, imposing defence tower
• Altamont House and Gardens, Carlow: one of the loveliest in Ireland
• Kilkenny Castle and gardens: a 12th-century castle remodelled in Victorian times
• Holy Cross Abbey, Thurles which was founded in 1168
• Duncannon Fort, Waterford: a stunning castle dating from 1588
• Curraghmore House, Waterford: magnificent building and gardens dating from 1170
• Hook Lighthouse Visitors Centre: the oldest working lighthouse in Northern Europe
• The beaches at Tramore and Ireland's South East

DOVE DORMIRE - HOTEL INFO
.: Co. Carlow/Co. Kilkenny/Co. Waterford/Co. Wexford
- Dolmen Hotel
- Talbot Hotel Carlow
- Hotel Kilkenny
- Kilkenny Ormonde Hotel
- Tower Hotel Waterford
- Waterford Marina Hotel
- Faithlegg Hotel
- Waterford Castle
- Aspect Hotel
- Lyrath Estate
- Carlton Millrace Hotel ...continue

South West
Cork, Kerry

Entry Points: Shannon Airport, Cork Airport, Kerry Airport

An extremely popular holiday destination for many reasons - enchanting beaches, high mountain ranges, rivers, lakes, ancient monuments, top restaurants and some of the liveliest traditional music pubs in Ireland.

Some Things to Do & See
• Blarney Castle: site of the famous Blarney Stone
• The Ring of Kerry: an area of outstanding beauty
• Killarney National Park: with the famous Lakes of Killarney
• The Blasket Islands: walk on the edge of Europe
• The Cobh Heritage Centre: a memorial to Irish emigrants
• The Dingle peninsula: an area of archaeological significance and pristine beauty
• Muckross House and gardens: one of the most popular visitor attractions in Ireland
• Ross Castle: an imposing building dating from the 15th century
• Inch Strand: more than a mile of golden sand
• Fota Wildlife Park: a place to enjoy animals in their natural habitat
• Skellig Michael: this island monastery is a World Heritage Site
• Ilnacullen Gardens: an enchanted garden island in a sheltered inlet of Bantry Bay
• Kenmare: a beautiful haven of tranquillity, gourmet food and unspoilt scenery
• Sherkin Island: steeped in history and blessed with natural beauty
• Crag Cave: Ireland's leading show cave, thought to be over one million years old
• Charles Fort, Kinsale
• Crawford Art Gallery, Cork

DOVE DORMIRE - HOTEL INFO
.: Co Cork & Co. Kerry
- Gresham Metropole
- Hotel Isaacs
- Jurys Inn Cork
- Carlton Hotel Kinsale
- Montenotte Hotel
- Hayfield Manor
- Abbey Gate Hotel
- Caslerose Hotel & Leisure Centre
- Kenmare bay Hotel
- Riverside Hotel Killarney
- White Sands Hotel ...continue

Shannon Region
Clare,Limerick, Offaly, Tipperary

Entry Points: Shannon Airport, Cork Airport, Kerry Airport, Galway Airport

The Shannon area has Atlantic seascapes, dramatic cliffs, quiet country roads, the lunar landscape of the Burren, lively towns and the hospitality of the world-famous Bunratty Castle.

Some Things to Do & See
• The Burren and the Burren Centre: famed for its flora and fauna
• Bunratty Castle and Folk Park: one of the most popular tourist attractions, 4.5 million visitors can't be wrong
• Craggaunowen - The Living Past Experience - Ireland's original award-winning prehistoric Park
• Ailwee Cave: the best way to get under the skin of the Burren
• Adare: a picture postcard village
• Scattery Island Centre: interprets the 6th-century monastery sited on this small island in the Shannon estuary
• The Cliffs of Moher: a majestic, unforgettable experience
• Dolphin watching in Kilrush and Carrigaholt
• Caherconnell stone fort: one of the best preserved stone ring forts in Ireland
• King John's Castle: Limerick's impressive fortress

DOVE DORMIRE - HOTEL INFO
.: Co. Limerick/Co. Clare Hotels/Co. Tipperary
- Jurys Inn Limerick
- South Court Hotel
- Absolute Hotel
- Carlton Castelroy
- Clarion Hotel Limerick
- Radisson Blu Hotel & Spa
- The Geoge Hotel
- Adare Manor
- Auburn Lodge
- Clare Inn & Leisure Centre
- Park Inn Shannon Airport
- Shannon Court Hotel
- West County Hotel
- Lahinch Golf & Leisure Hotel
- Dromoland Castle
- Abbey Court Hotel
- Clonmel Park Hotel ...continue

The West
Galway, Mayo, Roscommon

Entry Points: Shannon Airport, Galway Airport, Knock Airport

Widely regarded as Ireland's cultural heartland, enjoy the vibrancy of Galway city and take the time to experience mystical Gaelic Connemara, the raw beauty of County Mayo and the secrets of County Roscommon.

Some Things to Do & See
• Galway City: a vibrant artistic paradise, with lively street theatre, music and culture
• Ceide Fields Visitor Centre: a vast prehistoric landscape, perfectly preserved
• Croagh Patrick: Ireland's holy mountain has magnificent views over Clew Bay
• Westport: a heritage town and one of Ireland's best-loved tourism destinations
• Aran Islands: boasting rich culture and stunning scenery, these islands on Europe's edge will take you back to an Ireland of Celts and early Christians
• Knock Shrine: Ireland's world-famous national Marian shrine
• Strokestown Park House: an 18th-century mansion, faithfully restored, where visitors can browse freely through the stately surroundings
• Kylemore Abbey: a picturesque abbey and gardens in the heart of Connemara
• The Connemara National Park: one of the last unspoilt regions in Europe
• The Atlantic Drive, Achill: a coastal rollercoaster drive through some of the most wild and remote scenery on the edge of Europe, with spectacular beaches
• National Museum of Ireland Country Life: a walk through Ireland's rural past
• Portumna Castle and Forest Park: one of the most important castles in Ireland, its extensive gardens host a maze.

DOVE DORMIRE - HOTEL INFO
.: Co. Galway/Co. Mayo/Co. Roscommon
- Ard Ri House Hotel
- Carlton Hotel galway
- Eyre Square Hotel 
- Jurys Inn Galway
- Lady Gregory Hotel
- Ramada Encore Oranmore
- Salthill Hotel
- Abbeyglen Castel
- Ballynahinch Castle
- The G Hotel
- Carton atlantic Coast Hotel
- Macwilliam Park Hotel
- Kilronan Castle ...continue

North West & Lakelands
Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Sligo, Monaghan

Entry Points: Shannon Airport, Galway Airport, Knock Airport, Sligo Airport, Donegal Airport, Derry Airport, Belfast Airport, Dublin Airport, Dublin Port, Dun Laoghaire Port, Belfast Port

This beautiful region will enchant you with its spectacular scenery, rich heritage and culture. It is renowned for its relaxed, easy pace and the genuinely warm welcome from its friendly people.

Some Things to Do & See
• Glenveagh National Park: mountains, lakes, glens and woods,
• Slieve League: the highest sea cliffs in Europe
• Lough Derg Visitor Centre and trip to the island: a penitential shrine that attracts tens of thousands of pilgrims
• Rossnowlagh Beach: one of the most dramatic and scenic beaches in Ireland, world famous for its surfing.
• Drumcliffe Church: burial place of the poet and playwright WB Yeats
• Donegal Castle: a fully restored castle in the heart of Donegal town
• Glencar Waterfall: an enchanting sight made famous in Yeats's poem "The Stolen Child"
• Donegal County Museum: a fascinating display of artefacts prehistoric to early medieval periods
• Scenic coastal drives: some of the finest scenery from the roads that hug the Atlantic Ocean
• Parkes Castle: a beautifully restored 17th-century fortress
• Cavan and Leitrim Railway: enjoy the scenery of hidden Ireland by narrow-gauge rail
• Lisadell House - former home of the Gore Booth Family and confidantes of Yeats
• Sligo Abbey: contains the only sculpted 15th-century high altar to survive in any Irish monastic church.

DOVE DORMIRE - HOTEL INFO
.: Co. Cavan/Co. Sligo/Co. Leitrim/Co. Donegal
- Cabra Castle Hotel
- Errigal Country House
- Markree Castle
- Clarion Hotel Sligo
- Lough Rynn Castle
- Letterkenny Court
- Harvey's Point ...continue

Northern Ireland
Antrim with Belfast City, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Derry, Tyrone
 
Entry Points: Belfast International Airport, George Best Belfast City Airport, Belfast Port, Larne Port, Sligo Airport, Donegal Airport, Derry Airport, Dublin Airport, Dublin Port, Dun Laoghaire Port

You know somewhere is special when international travel publishers put it on their "must visit" list. One travel bible has urged readers to discover Northern Ireland, as a place "buzzing with life, pulsating cities and happy people".

Some Things to Do & See
• The Giant's Causeway: a geological phenomenon & a World Heritage Site
• The Carrick-A-Rede rope bridge: a mesmeric walk, swaying as the waves crash beneath
• The Mountains of Mourne: an area of outstanding natural beauty
• Belfast City Hall: A magnificent Edwardian "wedding cake" building that houses a poignant memorial to the victims of the Titanic, which was built in the city
• Glenarrif Forest Park: set in the "Queen of the Glens" of Antrim
• The Antrim Coast Road: possibly the most scenic anywhere in Ireland
• Carrickfergus Castle: representing over 800 years of military might, this imposing edifice dominates the landscape
• The Crown Bar: this traditional pub is one of Belfast's oldest and best-loved landmarks
• Scrabo Tower: breathtaking views across Strangford Lough
• Marble Arch Caves: one of Europe's finest show caves, a fascinating natural underworld of rivers, waterfalls, winding passages and lofty chambers
• Ulster Folk and Transport Museum: set in over 170 acres of rolling countryside, this outdoor attraction tells the story of local life in the early 20th century
• Titanic Boat Tours: guides you around the place where the world's most famous ship was launched
• Walk along the historic walls of Derry City
• The Guild Hall in Derry
• Derry's Tower Museum
• The St Patrick Centre, Downpatrick: find out all there is to know about Ireland's patron saint
• Mount Stewart House, Gardens and Temple of the Winds: a celebrated National Trust property with dramatic views over Strangford Lough.


DOVE DORMIRE - HOTEL INFO

.: Co. Antrim (Belfast)/Co. Armagh/Co.Derry/Co. Down
- Ibis Hotel Queens Quarter
- Days Hotel Belfast
- Express By Holiday Inn Belfast
- Jurys Inn Belfast
- Ramada Encore Belfast City Centre
- Wellington Park Hotel
- Culloden Estate & Spa
- Fitzwilliam Hotel
- Ramada Da Vinci's Hotel
- Tower Hotel Derry
- White Horse Hotel
- City Hotel Armagh
- Slieve Donard Hotel ...continue

IRLANDA FOLKLORE & EVENTI CALENDARIO 2011