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10 Photos That Will Make You Wish You Were In Ireland

From Dublin to the Wild Atlantic Way, rugged landscape awes as quaint small towns charm. So, let’s take a virtual journey of the Emerald Isle with these 10 photos of Ireland!

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The Long Room In Dublin

A must-visit attraction for any literature lover in Dublin, the Long Room of the Old Library at Trinity College displays one of the world’s most impressive literary collections — with more than 200,000 of the library’s oldest books. (© Erin Klema)

Cork City

In this culinary capital, you’ll find artisanal brews at Cork Coffee Roasters. (© Erin Klema)

Kenmare, County Kerry

Meaning “head of the sea” for its position along Kenmare Bay, the charming small town of Kenmare is a popular stopping point for travelers driving the Ring of Kerry or setting off to explore the Beara Peninsula. (© Erin Klema)

Beara Peninsula’s Rugged Landscape

Lesser known than the Ring of Kerry, the Beara Peninsula is full of mountainous, green landscape along Ireland’s southwest coast. (© Erin Klema)

A Serene Beara Peninsula Scene

Beara Peninsula, Ireland (© Erin Klema)

Dingle Peninsula

Sheep spray painted blue dot the green landscape along the Dingle Peninsula coast. (© Erin Klema)

The Colorful Town Of Dingle

The colorful seaside town of Dingle is known for its beautifully rugged scenery, dolphin statue, and Murphy’s Ice Cream. (© Erin Klema)

Cliffs Of Moher

One of the most visited sites in Ireland, the seaside Cliffs of Moher has been designated a UNESCO Global Geopark. (© Erin Klema)

Dunguaire Castle

Dunguaire Castle is a 16th century tower house located along Galway Bay. (@ Erin Klema)

Galway City

This western Ireland harbor city known for its lively Irish folk music is eerily quiet on a Sunday morning. (© Erin Klema)

Read More About Ireland

Seven Traditional Irish Foods To Taste In Ireland

Why Guinness Storehouse Should Be On Your Ireland Trip Itinerary

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Written by:
erinklema
Published on:
May 1, 2020
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Categories: Europe, Ireland, TravelTags: Beara Peninsula, Cork, County Cork, County Kerry, Dublin, Ireland, Kenmare, The Long Room, Travel Photography, Trinity College

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  1. Buddy The Traveling Monkey

    May 4, 2020 at 7:58 pm

    Oh man, Ireland is definitely a country I want to get back to. I visited Dublin over a weekend many years ago and I loved it but I would really like to visit the countryside on my next visit. Great photos, you’re making me want to plan a trip!

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  2. Carol Colborn

    May 4, 2020 at 2:55 am

    Dublin, Dingle, Galway and the Cliffs…I would love to see all of them!

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  3. Mr laxman

    May 3, 2020 at 12:10 pm

    so amazing photo with share here keep try to share more and more with us

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