Małgorza Durczak - For all the adventure seekers

If you’re an adventure seeker or at least a photographer, Donegal is a place which may catch your attention for a few days. Picturesque they are, the far-flung beaches stretching along the coast of Gweedore. Especially in winter during the low tide when the ocean withdraws to exhibit the land usually surrounded by the waters. The sun also sets impressively within the creepy wreck off the shore. Behind your back stand the craggy mountains freezing in eternal snow. Off the shore, you go down to the Bun Beag village where the gentle people live their pastoral lives with the palm trees right on their doorsteps and the sheep pastured in the morning breeze. Derry, the city of walls and fights, has seen a history, which you may dare to get to know perchance. It goes back to the times of the Troubles and bloodshed in the Bloody Sunday afternoon and the truth, which had been revealed and kept true forever in a one of a kind Museum of Free Derry. Through the green valleys you go far to the east, one more city draws your attention. In Dublin, there is the finest library of all of the Ireland and the fairest book of all. The Book of Kells it is, with its ornamental letters and illuminated psalms, it is the foremost peace of art Ireland can be proud of.