How do you remember the county towns of Ireland?

To remember the county towns of Ireland, you can use the phrase "Dublin and Cork by Sea." This phrase will help you remember the county towns of the five eastern counties that border the Irish Sea.

* Droheda (County Louth)

* U Wexford (County Wexford)

* Bray (County Wicklow)

* Louisburgh (County Mayo)

* Inniskeen (County Monaghan)

The county towns of the five southern counties that border the Celtic Sea are:

* Cork (County Cork)

* Ovens (County Cork)

* Rosslare (County Wexford)

* Kinsale (County Cork)

* Bandon (County Cork)

The county towns of the five midland counties are:

* Tullamore (County Offaly)

* Athy (County Kildare)

* Mullingar (County Westmeath)

* Longford (County Longford)

* Cavan (County Cavan)

The county towns of the five northern counties are:

* Londonderry (County Londonderry)

* Omagh (County Tyrone)

* Enniskillen (County Fermanagh)

* Armagh (County Armagh)

* Downpatrick (County Down)

The county towns of the three western counties are:

* Galway (County Galway)

* Sligo (County Sligo)

* Letrim (County Leitrim)