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Tour buses line up outside Trinity College in Dublin. Bus tours of Ireland, from the spectacular vistas of the Ring of Kerry to guided trips along Dublin's River Liffey, are increasing in popularity. That's no surprise in a country where tourism is a multibillion dollar industry that provides 250,000 jobs and lures 6.5 million annual visitors.

( AP/John Cogill )

Tour buses line up outside Trinity College in Dublin. Bus tours of Ireland, from the spectacular vistas of the Ring of Kerry to guided trips along Dublin's River Liffey, are increasing in popularity. That's no surprise in a country where tourism is a multibillion dollar industry that provides 250,000 jobs and lures 6.5 million annual visitors.

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