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Map of Ireland
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Why Ireland?
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Why Ireland?
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Why Ireland?
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Meet the Rais
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Meet the Rais
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So where do they holiday?
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So where do they holiday?
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Our Irish experience
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Our Irish experience
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Our Journey
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How Ireland became Rai-land
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Belfast
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Belfast
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Belfast
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Belfast
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Dublin
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Dublin
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Dublin
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Dublin
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Dublin
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The major regions of Ireland
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Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland
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Ireland's West Coast
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Ireland's West Coast
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Ireland's West Coast
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Ireland's West Coast
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Ireland's West Coast
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Ireland's South Coast
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Ireland's South Coast
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Ireland's South Coast
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Ireland's South Coast
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Ireland's South Coast
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Ireland's South Coast
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Ireland's East Coast
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Ireland's East Coast
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Ireland's East Coast
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Ireland's East Coast
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Ireland's East Coast
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Adults' Fact File
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Travelling to Ireland from India
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Travelling to Ireland from India
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Travelling to Ireland from India
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Getting Around Ireland
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Getting Around Ireland
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Getting Around Ireland
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Irish Festivals
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Irish Festivals
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Irish Festivals
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Eating & Drinking
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Eating & Drinking
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Stay With Us
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General Tourist Information
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For Regional Tourist Information
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Hello, Good Buy
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Hello, Good Buy
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Visas: How & Where
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Map of Ireland
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This is a creative, custom-built cultural 
centre which offers an innovative 
programme of arts activities designed with 
children in mind. It is highly participatory 
and interactive, and its events are tailored 
to different age groups. These include plays, 
exhibitions, workshops, concerts, reading 
and dance. It features a Children’s Season 
with dance festivals, usually in early May. 
These have featured such foot-tappers as 
the Ugly Ducklings Dance Cabaret as well 
as dance and percussion workshops.Your 
kids might take back some great ideas for 
their next school concert.
The Ark
www.ark.ie
11A Eustace St,
Dublin 2 
T: +353 1 670 7788
Dublinia
www.dublinia.ie
St Michael’s Hill, 
Christchurch, Dublin 8
T: +353 1 679 4611
April-Sep: daily 10am-5pm; 
Oct-March: Mon-Sat 11am-4pm,
If you want to see how Dubliners went 
about their lives in medieval times, Dublinia 
recreates it, with a lot of 21st-century 
expertise and fun. The kids will squeal with 
delight as they pose for photographs in the 
stocks, the medieval way of punishment. 
Inside, you can not only see the clothes from 
those times, but even try them on, have a 
go at brass rubbing, and drool over the pies. 
If you have the energy, make the steep climb 
to the top of St Michael’s tower for a 
stunning view.
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