The little book of Northern Ireland - Mike Henigan

As Britain?s smallest country, Northern Ireland is a myriad of mountains, lakes, windswept moors, beaches and busy towns along with its own inland sea. Comprising six counties including County Antrim and County Down, the country is dotted with dozens of small towns hidden by rolling countryside with fishing villages stretching along breathtaking Atlantic sands. Settled alongside its surviving castles are the ancient ruins of many others which nestle among distinctive field patterns.

Northern Ireland has a well-documented turbulent past but, despite some evidence of this still shaping the landscape, the country has an air of peace. Its eels from Lough Neagh and 400 years of whiskey making in the village of Bushmills combine with the Comber potato to provide some of the world?s most unique food and drink. TheLittle Book of Northern Irelandtakes the reader on an exploration of this simply stunning landscape and the people who have shaped the past and the future.