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Fingal may not be so familiar to some since this is oftentimes referred to as the North County Dublin. Fingal comprises the coastal area of Dublin. As such it boasts off its abundant water temptations including the prettiest beaches, remarkable marinas and marine-life enriched sea. It lies along the Irish Sea and is framed by three counties namely: Meath, Kildare and South Dublin.
Fingal is the fourth largest county in Ireland. Its name means “fair-haired foreigner” which is derived from the Irish term “Fine Gall”. This county holds a massive population that contributes to its abrupt development. Fingal is home to a number of towns and villages that serve as carriers of the county’s beauty.
This county has several points of interest that are guaranteed to fascinate tourists of all ages. You can reminisce the bygone era through this county’s medieval castles and heritage sites. The idea of bringing back what the past has given us is thrilling and at the same time educational. Places to visit for Fingal’s historical journey include the Newbridge House and Demesne in Donabate, the 12th century Malahide Castle in the lovely seaside town of Malahide, Ardgillan Castle adjacent to Balbriggan, Sword’s Castle and the town’s Round Tower, the 14th century Howth Castle, the twelve Martello towers which were used as protection during the hard times of Napoleonic era, Baldongan Castle in Skerries and the 15th century built Dunsoghly Castle. There are more historical remnants to uncover in Fingal. The discovery is as easy as visiting this county.
Eating out in Fingal is a tourist captivating attraction. With fishing as a major industry here, Fingal’s restaurants and pubs offer the finest sea food delights. Seasoned with the most uniquely delectable flavor, these foods are guaranteed to pleasure your palates and satisfy your cravings.
This county comes to life with its unmatched pubs and bars scattered all around the area. Whether it is for a few drinking spree or a music inspired night out, there will always be a place for you in Fingal. You can opt to dance the night away as some of these bars will tempt you to.
Playing golf is excellent in this county. After all, Fingal houses 25 outstanding golf courses. These courses are of varied levels of challenge and offer diverse picturesque views. For the finest tee moment, you can swing your way to this county’s town where spectacular golf courses await you.
Serious anglers will find pleasure in the famous angling activity in Fingal. You can expect for nothing but the optimum angling experience in a setting endowed with the wealthiest sea. For stirring shore fishing, head your way to Rogerstown and Sutton while for rock and sea angling, the place to go is Howth Harbor. Fresh water angling is ideal and recommended along the Liffey and Tolka Rivers.
A tranquil walk along the most exquisite and significant sites of Fingal is an unrivaled activity in this county, as well. These same scenic panoramas will be the focal points of interest in a cycling activity along the county’s areas. Walking and cycling are best catered for here and you can join some guided tours for these.
County Fingal has proven itself in terms of Tourism. Don’t resist the temptation, visit Fingal and you will understand the difference of a regular vacation to a superb one.
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