Some of Ireland’s Most Popular Visitor Sites

ByJody Halsted February 20, 2011February 10, 2015

Whether planning your first trip to Ireland – or your twenty first- it can be difficult to choose what to see. This map of Ireland, published by Authentic Ireland Travel, has virtual stickpins marking some of Ireland's most popular attractions. You can also change the view to show counties. This is especially nice as an overview of each area.

The Map Pins below each represent one of Ireland's unique visitor attractions – click on the pins to view a little info about each attraction.

via Ireland Map, Regions and Attractions in Ireland.

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