Ireland | Top Tourist sights

Venue	Location	Access See icon decoding at foot of page. Mouse over and click public transport icons for more information
Blarney Castle	Blarney (nr Cork city)
Lakes of Killarney	nr Killarney, Co Kerry
Cliffs of Moher + The Burren	Lahinch, Co Clare
Trinity College / Book of Kells	College Green / Nassau Street, Dublin 2
Fota Island + Cobh	Cork city suburbs
Kinsale	26 km SW of Cork city
Ring of Kerry	N70 route from Kenmare to Waterville to Killorglin
Bantry Bay / Dunmanus Bay / Ring of Beara	N71 5 km South of Bantry to R591 via Ahakista and Goat's Path to Bantry to Glengariff to R572 and R571 Ring of Beara to Kenmare Looking for tranquillity?
Dingle Peninsula	N86 from Tralee to Dingle + + R559 + Connor Pass
Rock of Cashel	Cashel, Co Tipperary (on E201/N8 route)
Galway / Connemara	Galway - R336 - N59
Phoenix Park and city centre	Dublin city
DART coastal train ride	Pearse Street DART station to Bray (optionally continuing on to Arklow on Intercity train via Vail of Avoce)	and/or
Powerscourt House, Gardens and Waterfall	nr Enniskerry, Co Wicklow	+ +
Glendalough Monastic settlement	Glendalough, Co Wicklow
Wicklow Mountains	Enniskerry - Sally Gap - Laragh - Vale of Avoca - Arklow
Kilkenny Castle	Kilkenny
Newgrange	nr Drogheda, Co Louth
Aran Islands	Galway	or
Donegal Atlantic Coast	Donegal Town - Glengesh Pass - R261 - N56 - Glenveagh National Park
Giant's Causeway	North Antrim Coast
Cliffs of Bunglass	Co Donegal

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		Ferry service
		This venue is not well served by public transport
		Accessible by bike. However many locations in the Dublin area are poorly served in terms of facilities to park a bicycle. Access to some locations may involve hilly terrain along part of the route.
		Parking available on site or nearby.
		Island air service
		Taxi possible for visiting the sight. Some sights do not have taxi stands in their vicinity - it is therefore worth making arrangements in advance for your return journey.
		Reachable on foot or some walking is required when using public transport to get to venue.
		This venue is not particularly suited to people with reduced mobility. In some cases the remark refers to a portion of the venue only.
	R336 N59 etc	Regional and national road numbers. See maps and driving.
		The above suggested public transport options are general public transport services for the locality in question and some do not serve the tourist sight directly. In general (with the possible exception of Dublin city) a car is the best way to see Ireland.

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