Derry Clarke

Northern Ireland is served by flights into Belfast International Airport George Best Belfast City Airport and the airport of the city of Derry. The coast ferry operators to another of Scotland to Northern Ireland in an hour.

The economy is booming. New industries are created. The cities are being revitalized millions are invested in regeneration. There is a new cultural vitality, pride and optimism. Instead of emigrating, our brightest graduates remain. Tourism is also booming, with new visitors to the discovery of our humor, hospitality, landscape and quality of life.

The Troubles officially ended with the cease-fire in the early 90s. With the return of normality to Northern Ireland has flourished. Today the people of Northern Ireland are confident about building a new future together.

St. Patrick of Ireland is without doubt one of the worlds most popular saints. An apostle of Ireland, born at Kilpatrick, Scotland in 387AD year he died at Saul, Patrick Down, Northern Ireland March 17 461AD. St Patricks Day has become a day when everyone is Irish.

Theres plenty worth seeing in wherever you go, museums, visitor centers, historical attractions and scenic focus on participation.

Mansion houses and parks history arent just for display, visitors can see life as it is lived in times past. The museums have exhibits you can touch and explore.

Everyone knows the story of the Titanic, yet few realize the ship was built in Belfast. The most famous ship in history is represented and interpreted through the unique and internationally important Titanic collections.

The walls of the city of Derry is the only walled city in Ireland and one of the finest examples of walled cities in Europe, held at the splendid state of preservation.

The Giant's Causeway, renowned for its polygonal columns of layered basalt, is the only World Heritage Site in Northern Ireland. Coming from a volcanic eruption of sixty million years.

The side Bog Artists Studio offers visitors the opportunity to see the work and talk to those who have created an outdoor gallery wall in the bog next to the famous city.

For such a small country, we have a lot of famous people who have had an impact on everyone. Participates at the highest level in sport, including football legend George Best, Harry Gregg, Pat Jennings and Martin O Neill, Formula One driver Eddie Irvine, motorcycling hero Joey Dunlop, snooker world champions Alex Higgins and Dennis Taylor, the British and Irish Lions rugby pillar Willie John McBride, golfer Darren Clarke and Olympic gold medalist Mary Peters. An abundance of musical talent and have produced artists like Van Morrison, Gary Moore, James Galway, Phil Coulter, Brian Kennedy.