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Showing posts with label Ireland. Show all posts
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Beautiful Belfast – Things to do when visiting Northern Ireland’s stunning capital

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Northern Ireland, a magical, mystical place that’s full of folklore, fantasy and incredibly history! Northern Ireland is definitely a bucket list location, but with its majestic coastline, vibrant cities and rich culture, it can be difficult to know where to begin!

The locals and it’s returning visitors would recommend Belfast as the starting point of your tour of this stunning part of the United Kingdom, and here you’ll find a few ideas of how you can spend your time and get a real feel for this vivacious city. But, before you travel, have you thought about your travel insurance? If you or a member of your travelling party have a long medical history then don’t worry you can get travel medical insurance with pre-existing conditions offered by UHC Safetrip! So, don’t put it off, make sure you’re covered, so you can enjoy your break!

5 Incredible Movie Locations to See and Travel to

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How many times have you seen a movie and thought, “I want to go there”? If the idea of travelling around the world making memories excites you, now is your time to pack a bag, grab your camera and visit one of your favourite movie locations.

DUBLIN: Where Rock Stars and Writers are Depicted in Street Art

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Things to do in Dublin
Dublin Street Art (Photo: William Murphy (https://flic.kr/p/pctxhA)

Dublin is a great place to base yourself when exploring Ireland and there is a great choice of hotels when it comes to accommodation. As for the street art, not all of it is in the city centre and there are some notable examples to be found on the outskirts. One such area is the beach known as Sandymount Strand where graffiti and murals cover the nearby walls. Sandymount Strand looks out over Dublin Bay. It is the most famous beach in Irish fiction and was immortalised in Ulysses by James Joyce.