Immigrants live in Ireland on May Day, and come on a trip.

Immigration to Ireland pays attention to the latest information about Irish immigrant life. Ireland, a beautiful country called "Emerald Island", has beautiful scenery and a prosperous modern city. It not only has a long history and profound cultural background, but also is permeated with artistic atmosphere everywhere. On May 1 ST International Labor Day, many new immigrants who have settled in Ireland can lock in these tourist attractions and take a trip.

Kasher Stone Castle

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The most noteworthy stone castle in Kashir is Cormac Church, a 28-meter-high circular tower built at the beginning of12nd century. It is a model of Irish Romanesque architecture in the12nd century, which perfectly explains the dual identity of Kasher stone castle as a religious center and a medieval fortress.

giant's causeway

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Visitors can arrange their own route to visit the giant dike, go straight through the unusual rock formations to the wild North Atlantic, or climb the steps along the shepherd's stone steps and overlook the rocky coastline. Visitors can learn more about this world cultural heritage, and the geographical causes and myths and legends behind the stone pillars will definitely make you linger!

Glendallo valley

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This is a valley formed by glaciers and the Wiklow Mountains. A nobleman gave up his privileged life and, inspired by his religious belief, fled into a cave. This is St. Kevin. Visitors can vaguely feel the life of monks in those days. The official route of Glendallo Valley and several other routes are worth a try.

Skellig Michael

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Skellig Michael is also a world cultural heritage. There are many puffins living here, so it is a good place to watch birds. Today, it is not easy to land on this island, because ships can only dock when the sea is calm. There are boats from Bahrain, Skyligers and Potomac, and there is a tourist center on the island of Valencia.

national museum of ireland

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From these cultural relics, we can see the urban layout and people's daily life before 1000 years, as well as the trade links extending in all directions. There are also a large number of weapons in the museum, illustrated hymns found in the swamp, and well-preserved peat bogs (probably sacrifices of the Iron Age and early tribes).

Dunruth Castle

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Dunruz Castle in Northern Ireland is easy to defend but difficult to attack. It is located on a rocky cliff, towering into the sky and extending to the sea. Only a bridge (formerly a suspension bridge) over the canyon can cross it. As early as13rd century, it was once the domain of MacDonald family. Go through the arched gate with the defensive tower and come to the inner courtyard of the atmosphere, where you can explore historical sites and overlook the scenery along the coast of antrim.