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More About Ireland The island of Ireland historically consists of 32 counties, of which six, collectively known as Northern Ireland, have remained as part of the United Kingdom since the rest of Ireland gained independence in 1922. The name "Ireland" applies to the island as a whole, but in English is also the official name of the independent state. Perched on the northwest tip of Europe, this is the one place in the world where even time getting lost will be worthwhile. With ancient myths and legends to uncover, amazing landscapes to explore and locals who will be more than happy to reveal our hidden gems, just go where the island of Ireland takes you. Guaranteed, you’ll return home with memories that will last a lifetime! The Irish culture has taken thousands of years to develop, so cherish every moment of your cultural discovery. If you go to Ireland in July or August, you can expect reasonably warm weather, longer days and a lively menu of festivals. However, this is peak season, which presents some challenges if you’re wanting a bit of solitude. Irish Ferries Few countries have a tourist image so plagued by cliché as Ireland. From shamrocks and shillelaghs to leprechauns, lovable rogues and forty shades of green, there’s a plethora of platitudes to wade through before you scramble ashore on the real Ireland. The Irish Sea enjoys one of the best serviced and most competitive passenger, car and freight ferry services in Europe. A surprisingly wide choice of routes are operated by Stena Line, Steam Packet Ferries, P&O Irish Sea Ferries, Celtic Link, Irish Ferries, Brittany Ferries and Fastnet Line link Ireland with mainland UK and France across the Irish Sea. Holyhead to Dublin : Stena Line run fast services (2 hours) to Dun Loaghaire, 7km south of Dublin, and conventional ferries (3 hours 15 mins) to Dublin itself. Each route has two departures each way daily. Irish Ferries run four crossings each way daily between Holyhead and Dublin. Fast ferry takes 1 hour 55 mins, conventional ferry 3 hours 45 mins. Douglas (Isle of Man) to Ireland and England : Isle of Man Steam Packet runs services between Douglas and Heysham, Liverpool, Belfast and Dublin. Pembroke to Rosslare : Stena Line ferries run from Pembroke in south west Wales to Rosslare, Ireland. There are two crossings each way daily, and the journey takes 3 hours 45 minutes. Fishguard to Rosslare : Stena run fast and conventinal ferries between Fishguard in Pembrokeshire and Rosslare in Wexford, Ireland. There are 4 crossings each way daily in peak season, but Express only runs until 28 September in 2008. Journey times are 2 hours (fast) and 3 hours 30 mins (conventional). Swansea to Cork : In early June 2009, Fishguard Ferries launched their new Swansea - Cork service with a large, comfortable and reasonably modern ship. Additional Irish Sea Ferry Crossings:- Fleetwood to Larne : Fleetwood is just north of Blackpool. This route is operated by Stena, and there are two sailings each way daily in peak season, taking around 8 hours. Troon, Cairnryan (Scotland) to Larne (Northern Ireland : A busy freight and passenger route operated by P&O Irish Sea Ferries. Fast cat service 1 hour 50 mins Troon To Larne. Conventional ferries 1 hour 45 minutes Cairnryan to Larne. Approx 8 sailings each way daily. Check in 1 hour before departure. Stranraer to Belfast : Stena operate this route between Scotland and Ireland. Ferries run year-round, and there are typically 6 sailings each way daily. Crossing time is 2 hours on the fast ferry and 3 hours 15 mins on a conventional ferry. Belfast to Liverpool : DFDS NorfolkLine run a simple timetable on this route: A departure each way at 10.30am and 10.30pm. Large, modern ferries operate this route, and the journey time is about 8 hours. Rail and Sail FerryTO also offer a Rail-and-Sail option for foot passengers from anywhere in the UK to Dublin, the price of which includes both discounted train and ferry tickets. For more info please click here . Entertainment and Activities In Ireland Many diverse events and festivals take place around the country over the year. The best way to get active in Ireland is to head out into its countryside on foot or cycle. The enchanting landscapes will more than make up for the occasional punishing hill. Of course, if punishing hills are your thing, there are some great mountain-climbing opportunities. You’re also never far from the sea, which will delight scuba divers, sailors and surfers. February sees the Dublin International Film Festival. At Easter many small towns hold parades and townsfolk gorge themselves on chocolate eggs. June 16 is Bloomsday in Dublin, with re-enactments of Ulysses and readings throughout the city. Listowel in County Kerry...