FLIGHTS AND TRAVEL GUIDE
Overview
There are many places to visit in Dublin, there are places such as Guinness Storehouse Newgrange, Glandalough, or Giant’s Causeway for the people who like tradition. However, for the people who would like to visit modern attraction will also find something there. The families that choose to go to Ireland have always the exciting and fun trips and many things to do. This can be Dublin Zoo which is the 3rd oldest in the world, Fota Island wildlife Park, Irish National Heritage, Bunratty Castle or Marble Arch caves.
If you would like to know more about Ireland history, then you can visit the Ulster Museum, Graggaunowen, Trim Castle, Hill of Tara, Rock of Cashel and Kimainham Gaol.
People who like outdoor scenery will be spoilt by the spectacular view when they visit Ireland. This can be found in the area such as Cliffs of Mother and Wicklow Mountains National Park. The Ring of Kerry and Antrim have extraordinary natural beauty.
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Climate and Weather
The Ireland is the country that uses the moist air from Atlantic and effect from Gulf Stream, makes the Ireland not to be cold or hot. You will be happy to have a dry spell during summer with rare bright and showers intervals. If you visit, you have to carry around your umbrellas and raincoats and to be prepared for the soft days when it is warm with misty rain that can take some hours. The west party of the island rains at least half of the days of the year and it is wetter compared to the South East. Sometime the sun can be bright in the morning but it will not last, this is the same when you walk up when it is raining since this can disappear as the sun. There are no snow in Ireland and winters are mild. The temperature is around 20 to 25 degrees. July and June are the sunniest and the warmest.
| Today | 05/18/2012 | 05/19/2012 | 05/20/2012 | 05/21/2012 |
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 Partly Cloudy 22°C/9°C |  Clear 25°C/10°C | Clear 27°C/11°C | Clear 27°C/10°C | Partly Cloudy 21°C/12°C |
Best Time to Travel
If you want to visit Dublin, you can think to go there in September, June or May. This is because the August and July are the tourist high peak and the country is full of visitors which translate into high accommodation and transport rates. If you love arts, then you can visit during October where there are many art festivals. If you like alcohol, then you have to keep in mind that the business are not allowed to sell liquor on Christmas and Good Friday.
