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by Yvonne Gordon (Author)
An indispensable guide, Frommer's Ireland is a comprehensive and photo-filled look at one of the world's most beloved destinations. Written by leading Emerald Isle expert, proud Irishwoman Yvonne Gordon, this book takes you to many places only locals know, along with giving tips on how to visit Ireland's iconic sights with ease.With helpful advice and honest recommendations from Frommer's, you'll climb the stones of the Giant's Causeway; kiss the Blarney Stone; marvel at the ancient ruins of the Burren, Newgrange, and the Hill of Tara; learn about the sobering history of The Troubles from former combatants in Belfast and Derry; taste the isle's best whiskeys on distillery tours; and enjoy authentic music sessions at pubs across Ireland.
Frommer's Ireland is:- Completely updated printed in large, easy-to-read type
- Packed with colorful photos and helpful maps, including a full-color fold-out map
- Precise about pricing, with Euro and British Pound (for Northern Ireland) amounts listed for every attraction, restaurant, hotel, nightspot and shop in the guide--so there aren't any nasty surprises
- Insightful about the culture and history of Ireland, so you'll better understand the places you visit
- Filled with no-holds-barred reviews, which will introduce you to the country's most authentic lodgings (B&B's, castles, historic hotels), eateries, museums, historic sights and natural attractions. No entity has paid to be in this guide--or any Frommer's guide. At Frommer's, we pride ourselves on decades of journalistic integrity.
- Savvy about saving money, with tips that work for everyone from luxury-seekers to backpackers
- Mindful that your vacation time is limited, the book includes smart strategies for trips of differing lengths and for travelers with varying interests
Author Biography
Yvonne Gordon is an award-winning travel writer who writes about Ireland for publications around the globe, including National Geographic, The Washington Post, AFAR.com, BBC Travel, the Guardian, and Hemispheres magazine. Her awards include Irish Travel Writer of the Year. She is from Dublin and spends as much time as possible exploring Ireland north and south, hiking coastal and mountain trails, learning about traditions, hearing local stories, and finding atmospheric places to stay.
