Northern Ireland is the lesser known part of the Emerald Isle - long known as a region full of troubles and violence. The peace process has changed the country dramatically over the last few years and visitors need not be afraid to drive "up North" anymore. See the dramatic scenery, enjoy the historic places and experience a friendly welcome. Here are some "picture postcard views" ...
- Urban Splendor in the City of Belfast
- Magnificent Greenhouse in Belfast's Botanical Gardens
- Watching the Monkeys in Belfast Zoo
- Traditional Thatched Cottage in the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
- Scrabo Tower in County Down
- Windmill in County Down
- Killileagh Castle - a Private Home not Open to the Public
- Maritime Northern Ireland - Ferry Approaching Larne Harbour
- Maritime Northern Ireland - RNLI Lifeboat in Harbour
- Dunluce Castle - A Ruin on a Picturesque Headland
- Finn MacColl - Legendary Builder of the Giant's Causeway
- The Giant's Causeway - A Magnificent Landscape
- Graphic Index
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