With its unique mix of jaw-dropping landscapes, lively cities, friendly people and buzzing nightlife, it's hard to beat a trip to Ireland. This title contains 16 easy-to-follow routes around the country, from historic Dublin and the Celtic romance of the Rock of Cashel to the stunning landscapes of the Ring of Kerry.
All walks and tours come with easy-to-follow full-colour maps and hand-picked places to eat and drink en route. The guide recommends top tours by theme, and also has an 'only in' feature, highlighting a number of experiences or attractions that are unique to the destination. The overview provides background information on food, drink, shopping, entertainment, outdoor activities, literary heritage and key historical events. The directory provides a clearly organised A-Z list of practical information and hotel and restaurant listings to suit all budgets. The guide also comes with a free pull-out map, complete with places index and with the walks and tours clearly marked.
Exploring the significance of Saint Patrick, this book delves into his impact on the formation of contemporary Irish identity. It offers insights into his historical context and cultural legacy, making it an essential resource for those interested in Ireland's heritage and the enduring influence of its patron saint.
Honest and heartbreaking literary memoir of the lives of two Irish writers, from the thunderbolt of love to receding into dementia and remaining the greatest of companions throughout. All his life he was obsessed by memory: 'Is the memory of things better than the things themselves?'