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I don't want to sound pedantic, but Northern Ireland isn't in Britain. It's in the UK, but not Britain.
The countryside’s lovely, but anywhere built-up just seems like a crime buffet where anyone and everyone’s on the menu. Also, you have Supermac’s in Northern Ireland and for that I adore it. >

they're buying beers for 13 year-olds? >

You have clearly never been to bulgaria they give vodka to ten years old >

Much of my family are from NI, NI definitely doesn't get the credit it deserves, if I had to move back to the UK I'd probably choose NI. The thing is it's hard to make somewhere a tourist destination when it's mostly known for intercommunal violence and political tensions.
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Also Scottish highlands are prettier I'm afraid, even Fermanagh lake country doesn't really compare. >

You are very right about the Violence part but that could also be used to make it more attractive in a sense due to the rich history and beautiful murals of the troubles around the Derry/Londonderry and main street Belfast areas. Although as I am quite young i don't really understand the violence but I do know it was a terrible time for the people of Ireland >

Too recent to turn it into a tourist attraction. I aint that old, grew up after the troubles but there are a couple gaps in my family as a result and it was very deeply traumatizing to the society. Couldn't really convince my mother it would be a good idea to turn her brother's death and her family having to flee into a tourist thing and that's a story replicated thousands of times. >

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I don't want to sound pedantic, but Northern Ireland isn't in Britain. It's in the UK, but not Britain. >

sorry! and no worries you were just helping ill change now thank you so much! >

The countryside’s lovely, but anywhere built-up just seems like a crime buffet where anyone and everyone’s on the menu. Also, you have Supermac’s in Northern Ireland and for that I adore it. >

they're buying beers for 13 year-olds? >

You have clearly never been to bulgaria they give vodka to ten years old >

Much of my family are from NI, NI definitely doesn't get the credit it deserves, if I had to move back to the UK I'd probably choose NI. The thing is it's hard to make somewhere a tourist destination when it's mostly known for intercommunal violence and political tensions.
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Also Scottish highlands are prettier I'm afraid, even Fermanagh lake country doesn't really compare. >

You are very right about the Violence part but that could also be used to make it more attractive in a sense due to the rich history and beautiful murals of the troubles around the Derry/Londonderry and main street Belfast areas. Although as I am quite young i don't really understand the violence but I do know it was a terrible time for the people of Ireland >

Too recent to turn it into a tourist attraction. I aint that old, grew up after the troubles but there are a couple gaps in my family as a result and it was very deeply traumatizing to the society. Couldn't really convince my mother it would be a good idea to turn her brother's death and her family having to flee into a tourist thing and that's a story replicated thousands of times. >

👍🏻