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Ireland can be found in the North West of the continent of Europe, it is one of the largest islands in the world and third-largest island in the whole of Europe. To the east is the Irish Sea and Great Britain; whilst in the West is the Atlantic Ocean. Ireland comprises of two separate states, the largest part, which covers around three quarters of the land mass is the Republic of Ireland, a sovereign state in its own right, whilst Northern Ireland is considered a part of the United Kingdom.
Ireland has a long agricultural history, and is often named the "Emerald Isle", due to its lush green fields, large areas of mainly undeveloped countryside and heavy forestation which still covers almost 10% of the entire country. In recent years steps have been taken to save these areas, especially with regard to overgrazing of cattle, and in some cases such as in Killarney National Park, large tracts of land have been completely fenced off.
Due to the fact the Ireland is a relatively small nation; it makes an extremely good choice of destination for those people who enjoy touring in their own vehicle. Regardless of where you stay in Ireland, almost all of the sites and points of interest will lay within an easy days drive. Possibly the best way to explore Ireland in this fashion is to stay in one of its larger cities, and take day excursions or trips to places that interest you the most.
Dublin is the capital city of the Republic of Ireland in the South, a truly cosmopolitan town with a long and varied history, a great place to use as a base of operations from which to explore the surrounding countryside. Dublin was originally a Viking settlement, and sits upon the banks of the River Liffey. Dublin is noted for its vibrant nightlife especially in the Temple Bar area, and youthful population, it has also being voted one of the friendliest cities in Europe. Music forms a large part of Dublin culture and the town has been responsible for producing several world famous bands including Thin Lizzy, the Hothouse Flowers and the Boomtown Rats. There are a whole myriad of interesting places to visit within a short drive from Dublin, some of which we will explore below.
Just North of Dublin can be found Howth Head, this is a small Peninsula which can be climbed, and once at the summit the visitor is rewarded with breathtaking views across Dublin city. It should be noted that this climb should only be attempted in fine weather, not due to any danger or risk involved but simply because if there is heavy cloud or mist, visibility becomes extremely poor in this area.
For something a little more energetic, a trip to Kilternan may be just the ticket, a range of artificial ski and snowboarding slopes have been constructed, and are available for public use for a small fee. Don't worry if you have no experience, instructors are on hand to help out people of all experience levels from beginners to experts. Equipment is also rented on site, meaning you will not have to bring your own.
Upon the north side of Dublin within the Kylemore industrial estate can be found one of Dublin's new attractions. A large indoor karting track has been constructed in one of the old warehouses, and visitors can try their hand at this exciting form of indoor motorsport. The track features race commentaries and a computerised timing system. Visitors can either book a short session or hire the entire venue for larger groups.
A short drive south of Dublin can be found Bray Head; this excellent viewing area is in County Wicklow, which is often named "The Garden of Ireland". The town of Bray is a traditional old seaside holiday resort, with its own beach and promenade.
In the North, the largest city and capital of Northern Ireland is
Belfast. The city is situated right on the eastern coast of Ireland, with a series of hills found to the North West. Due to its position, Belfast has long been associated with the shipbuilding industry, and more infamously as the place in which the ill fated ocean liner Titanic was constructed. Although not deemed to be such a cosmopolitan centre of entertainment and nightlife as it southern counterpart Dublin, Belfast still has much to offer the visitor, especially those who are intending to tour the surrounding area in their own hire car.
The immediate countryside around the city of Belfast is both rugged and breathtaking. Close by are the hills and mountains that have made this area famous including Cave Hill which is presumed to be the area from which Jonathan Swift took inspiration for his book Gulliver's Travels, and the ominous sounding Black Mountains. Another area of outstanding natural beauty is the Giant's Causeway; this incredible area has often been put forward as the eighth wonder of the world, a huge collection of naturally formed basalt columns extending into the sea.
Use car hire Belfast which is home to the well renowned Ulster Museum, which displays static exhibitions of local history, archaeology and art and is housed within splendidly landscaped botanical gardens. Another popular museum visitors is the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, a whistle stop tour of islands transport history, and especially interesting for those who have a passion for vintage automobiles.
As we can clearly see, Ireland is a diverse country, from its lush green farmland in the South to its rugged mountainous countryside in the North, the geography of Ireland is extremely varied. The boisterous nightlife of Dublin makes an intriguing counterpoint to the tranquillity found in the more remote areas, offering visitors the chance to experience a vacation that has all the modern amenities we have come to expect, spattered with charmingly traditional features which have not changed much across many decades. Enjoy visiting with Car Hire Ireland.
Car Hire Tips
Before you leave home please make sure you take your driving licence, i.e. the plastic card and the counterpart if you hold the new style UK driving licence as to be able to release your car hire it will need to be produced at the
Car Hire Ireland Check- in desk.
Depending on the country in which you are driving the side of the road to drive could be different to that which you normally drive on so check this out in advance. Most of the European countries and the USA drive on the righthand side of the road, but the UK, Cyprus, Malta and Australia drive on the left.
Many roads have tolls so make sure you have some small change ready in the country currency.
Remember you may wish to book a vehicle with air conditioning if you are journeying in a country with a hot climate, or likewise you may need to ensure you have winter tyres for winter venues/ski resorts. Winter Tyres and Snow Chains are generally arranged direct with the local Car Hire supplier.
Rhino Car Hire offer a range of vehicles which are automatic, please select this option when booking your automatic car hire vehicle. Usually with automatic vehicles you need to put the automatic gear shift into P for Park before you can remove the ignition keys.
Remember to have a credit card with available funds to hand as optional car hire extras, i.e. child safety seats will have to be purchased with a credit card.
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