County Wicklow

Wicklow ( Irish: Wicklow ) is a county ( county ) in the Republic of Ireland.

Geography

The county is divided into the scenic Wicklow Mountains and coastal plain with some beautiful beaches.

History

Policy

The distribution of seats in the County Council after the local elections of June 5, 2009:

Economy

In the coastal plain of the farming predominates, with wheat, barley, and oats cultivation, in the hill country sheep farming predominates. The north of the county is part of the economic catchment area of Dublin. There are textile and electrical industries. 1955, copper mining was resumed at Avoca. In particular, in the Wicklow Mountains and Glendalough in the intra-and extra Irish Tourism plays a significant role.

Cities

Attractions

Athgreany, stone circle
Ballyhad, Bullaun
Baltinglas, passage tomb
Baltynanima, cup-and -ring markings
Devils Glen
Kenny glass, portal tomb
Glendalough - a monastic settlement in the 6th century
Liffey Head Bog ( bog ), an internationally renowned reserve
Lugnagun, passage tomb
Moylisha, Wedge tomb
The gardens of Powerscourt Gardens, together with the Powerscourt Waterfall
Seefin, passage tomb
Vale of Avoca with Avondale Forest Park
The Wicklow Mountains and the National Park

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