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Now write your invitation to Fermanagh's Limerick!

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Activities:
- visit Milk Market
- visit the medieval heart of the city on King’s Island
- watch a rugby match
- visit King John’s Castle (one of the most intact medieval castles in Ireland)
- take a walk in the city streets
- go shopping in the numerous stores
- visit the Hunt Museum or the Limerick City Gallery of Art

Do you remember where Limerick is on the map? Look in your notebook!

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Now write your invitation to Fermanagh's Lakelands!

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This a world of water and no seaside... but there are  a lot of lakes, rivers, inlets and waterways!

Activities:
- taste food and drink
- Exploring Fermanagh's islands
Explore White Island, famous for its curious stone figures that are believed to be almost 2,000 years old.
- Go see Boa Island’s Janus figure (400-800AD), it was carved by the Celts :  look closely and you’ll see the statue has two faces, one male and one female!

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Now write your invitation to Waterford!

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Waterford is Ireland’s oldest city!  It was founded in the 9th century by the Vikings !
Activities:
- visit Waterford Treasures, a trio of museums in the city centre
- see the Great Charter Roll of 1373 and the  Waterford Kite Brooch
- taste local beers
- taste  floury bread rolls

Do you remember where Waterford is on the map? Look at your map in your notebook!

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Now write your invitation to Derry - Londonderry!

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Why two names?
- Londonderry is the name given by the English
- But some Irish don't like it and prefer calling it Derry

Activities:
- visit the city walls
- visit the Guildhall
- the peace bridge
- the murals
- taste our food
- walking in the city

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Now write your invitation to the Giant's Causeway!

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Activities:
- visit  the Giant’s Causeway Visitor Centre
- walking
- enjoy the scenery and take pictures

Finn McCool's legend:
The irish giant Finn McCool picked a fight with  Scottish big man Benandonner
Finn built a path to use as stepping-stones to reach Scotland, which was then ripped up by Benandonner

This created the Giant's Causeway!

Situation on the map:

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Now write your invitation to the Cliffs of Moher!

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Activities :

- walking along the Doolin Cliff Walk

- watching nature

Flora and fauna :

- bird watching

- wildflowers

- sharks and dolphins

Situation on the map: