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At the risk of repeating what may seem like a cliché but yet so true, the hospitality of the local population really makes the difference and will guarantee you a most pleasant stay. You will always find someone to offer to help you, advise you on your itinerary or just start a conversation. The Irish love their country and want to make visitors love it. And they succeed in doing so....

Sitting in the bar, ordering a Guinness in an intimate atmosphere, with a traditional group playing in the room... Irish pubs have this little something extra: this little difference in the relationship between customers, this background music that covers the noise of mugs hitting each other as soon as one of them fills up, all in a particularly warm atmosphere... The pub is here more than a bar; it is a pillar of social life.

If Ireland is a destination that will appeal to all travellers, it will be particularly suitable for families. The Irish attach great importance to family ties and, not so long ago, it was common to see couples with more than 10 children. No wonder, then, that children are not forgotten in this country. You will find many tours adapted to them, playgrounds, discounts on attractions, children's bike rentals...

Among Irish traditions, St. Patrick's Day and Halloween are well known and are exported across borders. But also Irish music and dance: singing and dancing are practiced in all regions. In this country of myths and legends, tradition is still transmitted orally today. Filled with elves, fairies, witches, ghosts, giants and other legendary characters, the stories are heroic and captivating. In many places, especially on small islands, you will be immersed in a world where time seems to have stopped. A world where ancestral customs and the Irish language are still very much alive. The tradition also continues in and through the Irish language that everyone learns in school. The word Gaeltacht thus refers to regions where Gaelic is the first language spoken in the home. Ireland is a land of living customs and traditions.

Nor can the growing tourist appeal of Northern Ireland be overlooked. After a violent political history, this United Kingdom nation has recently turned towards peace and cohabitation agreements, and some cities, such as Derry or Belfast, are experiencing a real renaissance. The Antrim coast, north of Belfast, is one of the most beautiful roads in Ireland, Giant's Causeway a geological wonder, and Armagh, Ireland's spiritual capital for 1,500 years, is worth a visit.