What is Northern Ireland most famous for?

Mostly the Troubles, unfortunately, though hopefully that legacy will die out along with the conflict. On a more positive note: The construction of the Titanic - there's some excellent tourist attractions in Belfast based around that. read more

Mostly the Troubles, unfortunately, though hopefully that legacy will die out along with the conflict. On a more positive note: The construction of the Titanic - there’s some excellent tourist attractions in Belfast based around that. read more

Ireland is famous for its music, folk dancing, verdant landscape, and production of beer and whiskey. Another notable source of Ireland's fame is its rich mythological tradition. Many tourists flock to Ireland to view its scenic castles and historic ruins, and the most famous is Blarney Castle, home to the Blarney Stone. read more

On a slightly different note, Sinead O’Connor, a native of Glenagery in County Dublin and named after Sinead De Valera, is one of Ireland’s most famous singer-songwriters and remains one of the country’s most controversial stars since her rise to prominence in the late 1980s. read more