BRAY , originally a Victorian resort developed in the 1850s when the railway was extended south of D˙n Laoghaire, welcomes hordes of visitors from Dublin at the weekends. With a seafront full of hotels, video arcades, B and Bs and fast-food shops,...
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Despite its imposing setting at the point where the Nahe joins the Rhine, BINGEN is generally regarded as something of a poor relation of R¸desheim on the latter's opposite bank. Nonetheless, its star has been in the ascendant of late because...
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Twelve miles southeast along the coast from North Berwick lies DUNBAR , which bears some resemblance to its near-neighbour with its wide, recently spruced-up High Street graced by several grand old stone buildings. One of these is the...
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