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20 reasons to visit green and glorious Ireland this summer

20 reasons to visit green and glorious Ireland this summer The omens are looking good for restriction-free travel between Britain and Ireland. Here s why the Emerald Isle is not to be missed 25 July 2021 • 5:00am The Wild Atlantic Way stretches for 2,500km of spectacular coastline, passing through nine counties Credit: Getty The last time I saw my parents was at our family home in Galway in early March 2020, when we spoke absently about some virus in China and they again queried whether I’d had enough of London – would I not think of moving back to Ireland, maybe? Neither topic particularly troubled me. Back then, Covid somehow seemed so distant and Ireland so close. An hour or so by plane was all it took to be back with those belonging to me; I already visited frequently.

The Republic of Ireland is open to double-jabbed travellers – here are 5 things to see and do

The Republic of Ireland is open to double-jabbed travellers – here are 5 things to see and do
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TOP 10 BEST romantic breaks in Ireland for COUPLES

TOP 10 BEST romantic breaks in Ireland for COUPLES
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Co Wicklow: The top five places to visit

Though perhaps small in size, Co Wicklow has plenty to explore.This lush green country, nicknamed the “Garden of Ireland” is just 33 miles in length and 20 miles in breadth but it certainly packs a punch. Read more to discover the top attractions in County Wicklow.

Heritage minister launches blanket bog restoration project in Wicklow

May 20, 2021 12:58 pm Minister for Heritage and Electoral Reform, Malcolm Noonan, has announced details of a blanket bog restoration project in the Wicklow Mountains National Park today, Thursday, May 20. The public-private project collaboration is one of the first of its kind in Ireland. The announcement, which was also attended by Intel Ireland general manager, Eamonn Sinnott, is taking place during National Biodiversity Week. Blanket bog restoration project The restoration project, taking place over the coming months, will see 60ha of drained bog rewetted to increase water storage levels in part of the River Liffey headwaters by an expected 50-90 million litres.

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