Southeast Ireland

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Southeast Ireland is a region of Ireland with historic cities, great landscapes and beautiful beaches. It's known as the Sunny Southeast because it gets the best weather in Ireland, traditionally being the only area where wheat can reliably grown - although global climate change may alter that, especially if the North Atlantic conveyor current stops or reverses.

1 Regions of Southeast Ireland
2 Cities
- 2.1 Large towns
3 Southeast Ireland Halal Travel Guide
4 Travel to Southeast Ireland
5 How to get around in Southeast Ireland
6 What to see in Southeast Ireland
- 6.1 Heritage Ireland Sites
7 Best things to do in Southeast Ireland
8 Halal Restaurants in Southeast Ireland
9 Stay Safe
10 News & References Southeast Ireland
11 Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from Southeast Ireland

Regions of Southeast Ireland

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County Carlow (Carlow, Bagenalstown, Borris, Hacketstown, Leighlinbridge, Rathvilly, Tullow)
Noted for its nature, culture, vibrant nightlife and modern amenities, a pleasant place to visit, where history and contemporary life sit side by side.

County Kilkenny (Kilkenny, Ballyragget, Callan, Castlecomer, Mooncoin, Thomastown)
A county famous for its hurling team, and attractive medieval capital, Kilkenny.

County Waterford (Waterford, Dungarvan, Dunmore East, Lismore (Ireland))
The home of Waterford crystal and known for its beautiful beaches.

County Wexford (Wexford, Enniscorthy, Gorey, Kilmore Quay, Rosslare)
Ireland's caravan and camping capital – the county is covered in caravans along the long sandy beaches that benefit from the warm and sunny climate.

Cities

Waterford (Port Láirge) – Ireland's oldest city. Waterford is a popular visit for those who want to learn more about the most ancient history of Ireland. Many festivals take place throughout the year including Spraoi. The food is good and the Granary Museum is the best for ancient Irish history in the nation. Don't forget to try a blaa before you leave. (A floury bread bun peculiar to this area of Ireland)

Large towns

Carlow (Ceatharlach) – an attractive city that blends history and modern attractions
Kilkenny (Cill Chainnigh) – attractive medieval town, known as the Marble City - home to the Cat Laughs Comedy Festival, held annually in early June
Wexford (Loch Garman) – Town and county in the "Sunny South-East"