While most people think Ireland and Great Britain are one and the same, but they are not. Separated by the North Channel Ireland is a country full of history and magic which means it is also full of weird and unusual places to visit…

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This amazing corkscrew style building was made in 1743 and was only used to store grain! Sounds like a waste to me.

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Created by James Turrell, this massive conceptual garden is built around a huge crater that contains a central plinth. It’s a little weird, but all kinds of wonderful as well.

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This garden is home to several black granite stone sculptures, some of them are massive (15ft+) and some of them are just plain weird.

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Made from over 40,000 interlocking basalt columns that are the result of a volcanic eruption, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is well worth seeing.

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Standing 214m (702 feet) at their highest point the Cliffs of Moher is an amazing sight with lots of great tours to go on, some guided, some not.

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It might be home to a Viking massacre, but it is also full of amazing geology.

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Located on a small island in the middle of a lake, this is said to be the gateway to hell! The good news is, there is a church over the top of it stopping anything evil from escaping.

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They might be thousands of miles away from their native home, but Lambay Island is home to several thousand wallabies! Yes, a whole island full of kangaroo-like creatures.

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If you want to feel the magic of Ireland, a trip to the “Jumping wall of Kildemock” that seems to have magically moved several feet is well worth a visit.

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Charlie Chaplin wasn’t born here, raised here or even has any Irish blood at all inside of him. But he did once have a holiday in this village and that is good enough to put a statue up. It’s weird in so many ways I don’t know where to start.