Six Irish spots make must-see tourist list

Six destinations on the island of Ireland have been named on a global must-see list for tourists.

Six Irish spots make must-see tourist list
Tue, 18 Aug, 2015 - 01:00
Ed Carty

Alongside some of the world’s most prestigious heritage sites, travel bible Lonely Planet has ranked a handful of destinations in the Republic and Northern Ireland as part of its guide to 500 places to go.

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CourtsPlace: IrelandPlace: RepublicPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: Giant’s Causeway inPlace: Brú na BóinnePlace: KnowthPlace: NewgrangePlace: DowthPlace: Co MeathPlace: Cliffs of Moher in ClarePlace: Titanic BelfastPlace: Rock of CashelPlace: TipperaryPlace: UKPlace: LondonPlace: Lake DistrictPlace: SnowdoniaPlace: WalesPlace: Edinburgh CastlePlace: Cambodia’s Temples of AngkorPlace: Temples of Angkor, CambodiaPlace: Great Barrier Reef, AustraliaPlace: Machu Picchu, PeruPlace: Great Wall of China, ChinaPlace: Taj Mahal, IndiaPlace: Grand Canyon, USPlace: Colosseum, ItalyPlace: Iguazu Falls, BrazilPlace: Alhambra, SpainPlace: Hagia SophiaOrganisation: Lonely PlanetOrganisation: Trinity College DublinOrganisation: UNESCO
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