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A charming village at the gateway to the Garden of Ireland, nestled in the Wicklow Mountains with the Vartry River flowing through.

Twin seaside villages on the Wild Atlantic Way in southwest Donegal, with a famous sweeping beach, Inishkeel Island, and dramatic mountain views.

A creative market town in the Mendip Hills with medieval streets, independent shops, and the River Frome running through its heart.

A hilltop town above the River Dart, known for its alternative culture, Elizabethan architecture, and views of Dartmoor.

A medieval market town with a castle, half-timbered buildings, and the Rivers Teme and Corve at the foot of the Shropshire Hills.

A steep Pennine valley town with Victorian mill buildings, the Rochdale Canal, and surrounding moorland.

A medieval walled town with a UNESCO castle, harbour views, and the Snowdonia mountains as a dramatic backdrop.

A colourful harbour town with narrow streets, Georgian and medieval buildings, and views across Kinsale Harbour to the Celtic Sea.

A heritage town at the head of Kenmare Bay with colourful shopfronts, stone circles, and the Kerry and Beara mountains surrounding it.

A historic university town on the North Sea coast with medieval ruins, golf links, and dramatic coastal cliffs.

A Victorian Highland town in the Pass of Killiecrankie with the River Tummel, surrounding Munros, and forested hillsides.

A walled seaside town with pastel-coloured Georgian houses, sandy beaches, harbour, and views to Caldey Island.

A vibrant coastal town on the Irish Sea, known for its healthy outdoors lifestyle, the famous Bray to Greystones cliff walk, harbour marina, DART railway, and The Happy Pear wellness community.

A historic village in south Dublin with Holy Cross Church as its centrepiece, traditional pubs including The Eagle House, The Nest, and Dundrum House, the Helios Roman Baths-style sauna, dlr Library, and the LUAS Green Line.

A colourful market town on the River Inagh in County Clare, famous for its dramatic cascading falls visible from the old stone bridge, vibrant painted shopfronts, traditional pubs like Pot Duggans and Cooley's House, and the Courthouse Gallery & Studios — a gateway to the Burren and Cliffs of Moher.

A historic coastal suburb in south Dublin whose name means 'Old Church' in Irish, with a charming village Main Street, St Anne's Church, Brady's award-winning pub-restaurant, the DART railway, and a beautiful sea walk towards Bray Head.