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Si ou ale nan Iland nan mwa Jiyè oswa Out, ou kapab atann move tan rezonab cho, ankò jou ak yon meni vivan nan festival. Sepandan, sa a se pik sezon, ki prezante kèk defi si w ap vle yon ti jan nan solitid. Iland Feri Kèk peyi yo gen yon imaj touris se konsa gwo malè tonbe sou pa kliche kòm Iland. Soti nan shamrocks ak shillelaghs leprechauns, koken adorable ak karant tout koulè nan vèt, gen nan yon multitude nan platitud pase mache nan anvan ou goumen sou rivaj sou Iland a reyèl.
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If you go to Ireland in July or August, you can expect reasonably warm weather, longer days and a lively menu of festivals. However, this is peak season, which presents some challenges if you're wanting a bit of solitude. Ireland Ferries Few countries have a tourist image so plagued by cliché as Ireland. From shamrocks and shillelaghs to leprechauns, lovable rogues and forty shades of green, there’s a plethora of platitudes to wade through before you scramble ashore on the real Ireland.