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Brief Northern Ireland Travel Guide
 
Northern Ireland has emerged from 30+ years of conflict and now the world wants to see this hidden treasure. What has Northern Ireland got to offer the tourist? Apart from the friendly people there is a wealth of attractions, from the murals in Belfast to beautiful forest parks and waterfalls in the Glens of Antrim.
 
The famous Giants Causeway on the north coast is steeped with legend and folklore, and a stay in Northern Ireland is not complete without a visit here. Be sure to take the tour to find out about Finn McCool, Legend has it he built the Giants Causeway as stepping-stones to Scotland.
Glenns of Antrim
Time To Celebrate
Two of the events that are worth coming to see are St. Patricks Day and Orange Fest which was traditionally the 12th of July celebrations. 
 
St Patricks Day
March 17th is when the whole world wants to be Irish. Northern Ireland has numerous celebrations, why not take the ultimate pilgrimage at this time and visit St. Patricks grave in Downpatrick.
 
After years of controversy over St. Patricks day celebrations in Belfast, it now holds one of Northern Ireland's largest events and is set to become one of the worlds leading St. Patricks day celebrations. Book your hotel early for this as the best hotels book up quickly.
 
Orange Fest
12th July is when the Orange Men march accompanied with marching bands often described as blood and thunder bands. The largest celebration is in Belfast and is not to be missed as the thousands of people cram into Belfast city centre the drums echo through the streets.
 
Future celebrations will see floats and people in period costume as the former 12th of July celebrations, now Orange Fest will see a more community inclusive approach, with Catholics and Protestants celebrating together. Again Book your hotel early for this as the best hotels book up quickly.
Giants Causeway
St Patricks Day
Orange Fest

Northern Irelands Newest Attraction

The Nomadic, one of the last remaining links to the Titanic was brought back to Belfast, where after refurbishment, will go on display for the general public.

The Nomadic, carried wealthy passengers from Cherbourg to Titanic on the doomed ocean liner's maiden voyage, will remain at the Odyssey until tomorrow evening when she will be moved to a dry dock at Harland & Wolff to undergo an inspection.

She was built at the Belfast shipyard alongside the Titanic, 95 years ago, served Titanic's sister ship Olympic, played a vital role in two world wars and served Cunard's great transatlantic ocean liners.

Last link to the Titanic
The Nomadic going for restoration