Here's some highlights form my trip to Belfast and Co. Antrim

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The glens of Co. Antrim. They are geologically similar to the Scottish Highlands, and just as beautiful!

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White cliffs of Antrim

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The Bushmills Distillery. Boy, was that good!!!

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The cliffs over the Giant's Causeway

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The Giant's Causeway--40,000 interlocking Basalt columns that extend, under the Irish Sea, to Scotland

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No words for this one.

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Clan Donald's Dunluce Castle

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World's largest Celtic Cross

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Loyalist murals in Shankhill Belfast

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Anti-Bush mural on the Fall peace wall

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The memorial to Bobby Sands on the side of the Sinn Féin office.

Super pics. Yes the Giant's Causeway and the green glens of Antrim are well worth a visit.

Giants causeway is definitely one of the sights I want to see when I go to Ireland. It will probably have to wait for a second trip, as we envision spending most of our time in the south.

Beautiful countryside!

Excellent pics, Greg. I love the one of the cliffs over the Giants' Causeway. I'm envying the length of your stay that lets you get out at a more relaxed pace and not have to cramit all in to a week or 2.

Fantastic shots!

Wonderful shots Greg, the scenery is awe inspiring.

Lovely! I was thinking about going to Antrim next summer!

What beautiful country side, thanks for sharing. I really envy your experience.