GALLERY
I've deliberately kept the other pages pic free so they'll load as fast as possible and give you the info without any glitches.
Also the text is kept as straighforward as possible, the place will speak for itself once you visit.
Likewise the pics are text linked to keep the load times down. The pics come from the extensive collection held by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board. Anyone with a worthy pic, plese contact me and I'll include it in the links. Click MAP top right.
BELFAsT
The second largest city in Ireland.
Botanic Gardens
City
Hall
Belfast
Telegraph
Antrim
The County of Antrim lies in the north west,
famed for it's stunning coast, boasting both Atlantic and Irish Sea, beaches
and surf lie all the way along.
Giants
Causeway 1
Coast
Ballycastle
Horse fair
Carrick-a-reede
Rope Bridge
Portrush
Surf
Tyrone
One of the largest counties in Ireland, a very varied landscape, flat along the shores of Lough Neagh becoming more rugged and mountainous toward the Sperrinns
Gortin
Tyrone Cows 1
Tyrone Cows
2
Tyrone Sheep
1
Tyrone Sheep
2
Down
Many stunning features, from the Mourne Mountains
to the shores of Strangford Lough. Good varied terrain for a tourer.
Dawn in Mountains
Hillsborough
Landscape 2
Mournes 1
Mournes 2
Derry
Fermanagh
The wettest part of Ulster, only because of its abundance of lakes and water ways. Joins up with the Shannon waterway, the largest in-land, navigable waterway in Europe.
Armagh
Famed for it's apples and historic architecture. The religious heart of Ireland. A Irish music mecca, particularly during the Bard of Armagh and Piper's Festivals.
DONEGAL
Probably the most dramatic county in Ireland. Donegal has the lot as far as scenery goes. Miles of unspoilt beaches, cliffs, mountains, pubs - worth the climbs.
Pics to follow
Monaghan - to follow
Cavan - to follow