Small yet vibrant and with ever-changing
backdrop, Ireland is an adrenaline place to discover. Within a few
miles, you can travel from flat grasslands to the plunging cliffs and
from shamrocks and peat bogs to shillelaghs and leprechauns. You can
easily spend a night in one of the ancient castles or at the
state-of-the-art spa auberge or can simply check-in at any of the
highway motels to experience the parishian culture of the region. You
can gracefully dine in at any of the finest Irish diners or can simply
grab a quick bite from fish & chips, served in a paper bag.No matter
what excitement level is at its extreme. Go for any car hire in Ireland
to discover the real beauty of this country via road.
The abrupt number of sight-seeing spots, tranquil countryside backdrops,
bustling pubs, elegant diners and flooded marketareas is indeed
overwhelming, which would make you feel always as if you were missing
something. There is a plethora of potboilers to wade through before you
bustle ashore on the margins of this country. So it's always advisable
to lay out a detailed itinerary of your trip before you depart for your
tour. Make sure not to miss out the must-visit places of the country. I
have put together a list of some of the prominent touristy attractions. I
hope that while you are here, you'll find a few of your own. St.
Patrick's Cathedral is a prominent religious attraction of the country,
located in Dublin. This 11th century cathedral is considered to be the
largest church of the nation. The world famous author of 'Gulliver's
Travels', Jonathan Swift had served here as the Dean of this church
between 1713 and 1745 A.D. The church hosts the Remembrance Day every
year, which is attended by the honorable President of Ireland. Car hire
is always the best option to get along the Irish roads.Collins Barracks
is another must-see place of the capital, which was earlier used as a
military garrison. It is located in the Arbour hilly region, exhibiting
Irish army cantonments & the British ammunition. It features more
than 150,000 antique pieces of Irish as well as international forms of
art.The Irish National Heritage Park is a prominent attraction, located
at Ferrycarrig in Wexford. It is spread across 35 acres of land and
surprises await on every turn of this heritage trail. It features an
array of attractions from camp-grounds to Fulacht Fiadh and from
Ringfort to mills and from Crannog to Viking house.The Rock of Cashel is a prominent historical site, located at Cashel in South Tipperary. It is also known as the Cashel of the Kings and is a pleasure to visit. It used to be the finest Romanesque chapel and then it was converted into a fortress made up of huge outcroppings of limestone.Jerpoint Abbey is another spot you can explore in the County Kilkenny, one of the finest Cistercian abbeys dotting the Irish skyline. No matter wherever you go in this country, you would be bombarded with an array of attractions. Hence, car hire in Ireland can be the best conveyance option for your trip.
