Ireland.
Dublin
Ireland: A land of stories, adventures, heroes and many legends. Its myths date back thousands of years to the time of the Celts. Across the green lands and forests of Ireland, we still hear their whisper today...
Dublin is the capital of Ireland, it is located on the east coast of the island. You will find in the first part of my report its historical monuments including Dublin Castle, the imposing Saint Patrick's Cathedral founded in 1191.
Dublin is world famous for its nightlife. In the heart of the historic center, the Temple Bar district is famous for its beautiful and warm traditional Irish pubs. There are excellent musicians there! In fact, the songs of the group U2 resonate in the four corners of Ireland.
Beyond its nightlife, Dublin is home to the largest library in Ireland, within Trinity College . The Old Library contains thousands of books in a setting of woodwork and vaults, a magnificent library! There are ancient books, some of which date back to the 5th century. The most famous is the Book of Kells , a medieval manuscript magnificently calligraphed by the monks of the time. On display on the central aisle of the library, we can admire Brian Boru 's harp, this same harp that symbolizes Ireland!
“Fàilte air fearann èireannach” (Gaelic) “welcome to the land of Ireland”
Cliffs of Moher - Doolin - Kinvara,
Wild Atlantic Way
County Clare, Ireland (West Coast).
We leave Dublin to cross Ireland from East to West to the Atlantic coast. We first go to the Cliffs of Moher , County Clare. These dizzying cliffs rise up to 214m above the ocean! What power.
We're going to go up the coast on the Wild Atlantic Way ! This legendary route runs along the entire coast to the city of Galway.
What an incredible country! The warmth of the people and the Irish culture invades us deep into our souls...