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Vue de Dublin et la Liffey - © espiegle

Why Stay Longer in Dublin?

Dublin is the perfect destination for a quick, convenient, and refreshing getaway. Many travelers choose to visit for a long weekend, thanks to fast and affordable flights. However, Dublin truly shines when you stay…

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County Armagh is a county in Northern Ireland, renowned for the fertility of its soil and the quality of its agricultural production. It is also appreciated for its peace and tranquility, as well as the boundless beauty of its landscapes. Its geographical location makes it a border region with the Republic of Ireland. As a result, many Irish people living in the Republic of Ireland do not hesitate to shop in the North, to take advantage of the weak Pound Sterling used in Northern Ireland.

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A magnificent region, scarred by history

Historically speaking, the region suffered the ravages of 30 years of violence and armed struggle in the name of the Northern Irish conflict, known as the Troubles (1969-1998). This dark period claimed many victims, including many civilians (men, women and children). The main towns in the region are Armagh, Craigavon, Lurgan and Portadown. The county has many interesting tourist sites to visit. Of particular note is the Ballykeel dolmen and the remains of its cairn, which has now collapsed. Don't hesitate to go for a walk: nature is beautiful, wild and magnificent! There's plenty of opportunity to stop and admire the scenery!