Tourist Attractions

Howth Town : The commercial fishing town of Howth marks the northern limit of Dublin Bay. Howth Head, a huge rocky mass, has lovely views of the bay. A footpath runs around the tip of Howth Head which is known as the "Nose" and the Baily lighthouse is quite close to this. To the west of the town is Howth Castle, which dates back to Norman times. Its grounds are particularly beautiful in May and June when the rhododendrons and azaleas are in full bloom. Co Dublin

Powerscourt Waterfall & Gardens : The gardens at Powerscourt are probably the finest in Ireland, both for their design and their dramatic setting at the foot of Great Sugar Loaf Mountain. Its star features The Perron- a beautiful Italianate stairway, Triton Lake and the Japanese Gardens. Also, about 5 kms from the gardens is the Powerscourt waterfall which is Ireland's highest waterfall.
Enniskerry, CO Wicklow