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Are you looking for cheap fares for Ireland-Republic Of flights? In the coming 3 months: Pegasus Airlines Ankara Ireland-Republic Of 6,435 TL, SunExpress Antalya Ireland-Republic Of 5,174 TL and Ryanair Dalaman Ireland-Republic Of 3,099 TL.

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There are 542 flights operating between Turkey and Ireland-Republic Of. The most popular cities from Turkey to Ireland-Republic Of are Izmir, Istanbul and Antalya. The most flights are to Dublin, Cork and Shannon in Ireland-Republic Of.

Covering about five-sixths of the island of Ireland in the west of the Great Britain Island in Northwest Europe, Ireland is a unique destination that deserves to be explored with its mythology, freedom struggle, music, culture and even football, which is completely different from there, despite its historical ties with England next to it. .

Ireland is a northern country with its magnificent coast, stunning slopes, lush plains and fresh air. So much so that as soon as you arrive in Ireland, you can feel that the air you breathe has changed. Dublin, which is considered one of the most visited capitals in Europe and one of the best places to live, hosts over four million tourists a year.

Date

During the repression following the Easter Rebellion in April 1916, Irish volunteers organized under the umbrella of the IRA (Irish Republican Army) and engaged in a guerrilla war against the British. Southern Ireland gained independence in 1921 as the Irish Free State, and Northern Ireland remained a part of the United Kingdom. After the IRA did not accept the agreement, the border demarcation negotiations between Independent Ireland and Northern Ireland, which took place in 1925 in the country where the civil war broke out, did not yield any results. In 1949, the Republic of Ireland was proclaimed.

Dublin, which is one of the most important cultural centers of Europe, is one of the most important cities of Ireland, where literary writers such as George Bernard Shaw, James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, William Buttler Yeats, Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker lived. Important venues such as the James Joyce Centre, Bernard Shaw's House and Oscar Wild's House are also located in Dublin.

Places to visit

The Republic of Ireland is an independent country of the European Union that occupies a large part of the island and its capital is Dublin. The Republic of Ireland, where the currency is Euro and the official language is English, is more attractive touristically. The Republic of Ireland, which ranks 7th among the most developed countries of the world determined by the United Nations, is considered one of the most advanced countries in the world in terms of press, freedom and human rights. Many famous and big companies have their European headquarters in Dublin.

Northern Ireland, which includes Belfast, is, as the name suggests, a smaller country located in the north of the island, a member of the United Kingdom and using the pound.

Revealing its 1000-year-old richness with its historical buildings, museums and churches, Dublin also seems to have caught the time with its design hotels and assertive restaurants. Located on Dame Street, Dublin Castle is located in an area where Vikings lived until it was rebuilt in the 13th century. The oldest building in the city, the 11th-century Christchurch Cathedral stands out with its sculptures. The Liffey River is the address for those who want to explore the city with boats and experience activities such as fishing, water skiing, canoeing and sailing. The Waterways Visitor Center, just off Pearse Street, is an award-winning building.

The Ha'penny Bridge, which is the oldest bridge in Dublin, is completely reserved for pedestrians. The Drimnagh and Ardgillan Castles and the Whitefriar Street Church are among the other important historical structures of Dublin. You can see the best examples of the Georgian period as you start your walk from Henrietta Street to the King's Inns building. You can take a walk in Phoenix Park, go to St. Petersburg to see the traces of the new construction, which was also criticized after the 1930s. You can go to Stephen Green. You can tour Dublin's Secret in Blessington Street and the National Botanic Gardens in Glasnevin.

Transport

Turkish Airlines has direct flights between Istanbul and Dublin. At the end of a 4-hour journey, you arrive at Dublin Airport. It is possible to reach Dublin in 25 minutes by shuttle services, taxis or buses departing every 10 minutes from the airport, which is 10 km from the city center.

You can observe the history and production stages of the famous Irish beer Guinness at the Guinness Warehouse; You can visit Dublinia & Viking World, the center with parks and exhibitions from the Viking and medieval periods. National Archaeological Museum of Ireland, Natural History Museum, National Print Museum of Ireland, Trinity College Old Library and Book of Kells, James Joyce Museum, Dublin Writers Museum and Kilmainham Gaol Prison are among the places you can visit in the kette.

Food & Drink and Shopping

The prominent dishes of traditional Irish cuisine are colcannon, boxty, Irish stew, coddle and lobster; goody from desserts, Carrigaline whiskey pie, Guinness cake, Baileys cake; snacks include fish & chips, sambo sandwich, pita sandwich, barmbrack and soda bread, world-famous Guinness beer, various Irish whiskeys and a non-alcoholic Cavan cola. Of course, apart from these, the famous Irish Breakfast Tea with the traditional Irish breakfast called Big Irish Breakfast…

Temple Bar Crafts and Furniture Market and Cow Lane's and Boor Markets in the capital city of Dublin; Grafton, O'Connell, Moor, Henry and Grafton Streets and Dundrum Shopping Center are the main shopping stops of the city.