Giant’s Causeway is one of the most famous landmarks in Northern Ireland. The natural stepping-stones are also shrouded in Irish folklore! | Photo by Larah Vidotto from Pixabay At number seven ...

The National Trust, which looks after the site, says the coins left between the basalt columns expand and rust, damaging the ...

This small island country in the North Atlantic has quite the global reputation for a country of just 5 milllion people. The country is split into the Republic of Ireland in the south and Northern ...

Five buildings in Northern Ireland have joined 21 other landmarks across the UK to be lit up green for Recycle Week 2022. Titanic Belfast, Belfast Castle, Enniskillen Caste and the Strule Arts ...

Scotland and Northern Ireland. From Giant’s Causeway to the Stonehenge, both man-made and natural landmarks should be on your list of wonders to visit soon. If you’re a history enthusiast, the UK is ...

When it came to finding the right location to film Game of Thrones, Northern Ireland was chosen for its ... some of the province's best known landmarks after HBO’s award-winning set designers ...

Ireland is celebrated for its lush landscapes, vibrant cities, and iconic sites, but some of its landmarks are less famous than others. Whilst the Guinness Storehouse and Dublin Castle ...

A number of trees which make up Northern Ireland's Dark Hedges could be cut ... The tunnel of beech trees near Armory, County Antrim, became famous when it featured in Game of Thrones and remains ...