Ireland travel

Traveling to new destinations is always an experience. All you need is encouraging yourself to think differently about the places you visit and the people you see.
And I did take a big courage in my life to be here - in Ireland. And I think I have been to a right place 
I find that people are happier in the moment in natural environments, and all natural environments are happier than cities.There’s evidence, too, that being near the water, or what is called ‘blue space’, can potentially make us happier – and the sea is never far away from Ireland.
Let me introduce you two amazing beaches near Dublin – Ireland’s capital.
1- Malahide beach:

Malahide has a 2km beach, which following an attractive coastal walk leads into the neighbouring Portmarnock beach. It has easy access with good bus and train services from Dublin City. There is also car parking available. This beach is lifeguarded during the summer months and has facilities for the disabled.
If you're lucky enough (go on a weekday, or evening) you might even get the entire beach Malahide to yourself. There's nothing more enthralling than being alone with a vast expanse of beach in front of you, and being free to skip, dance, sing or scream.

2- Howth:

Below the hilly headland at the northern boundary of Dublin Bay lies the small fishing village of Howth. From here you can take in the views of Ireland’s Eye, a beautiful island that’s just a 15-minute boat ride away. Explore its long sandy beach, take in breath-taking views of Dublin Bay, go bird-watching, see a Martello Tower up close or even try your hand at fishing.
SO… give it a try! A try in your life can be a stunning point in your life. Who knows!!!