Planning a Dallas bus rental doesn't have to feel like herding cats. We've all been there: coordinating schedules and counting heads while trying to find a vehicle that fits both your group and your budget. The good news? Dallas offers plenty of options, from coach buses that seat dozens to luxury sprinters for intimate groups.

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Africa is an incredible tourist destination that perfectly blends tradition and modernity. You can enjoy the infamously beautiful natural landscapes, then move on to enjoy the city skylines. There are many beautiful areas you could visit on the continent, and which one would make the perfect trip for you largely depends on your budget and what you want to do during your trip. If you’re still deciding what options would be best, here are some noteworthy spots that might interest you.

Ireland is a country known for its greenery, pubs and rain. At least that's what we suggested in our guide to visiting the country. However, there's more to Ireland than Guinness; from The Giant's Causeway to Skellig, the country is rich in great places to visit if you can brave the rain!

Ireland is also a country steeped in folklore and history, much of it encapsulated in pop culture. Not only do we think of Guinness and rain when we think of Ireland, but there are leprechauns, pots of gold and rainbows. That's reinforced by the country's depiction in digital media, a classic point being the Leprechaun films starring Warwick Davis and Jennifer Aniston in her screen debut. There's also plenty of Irish mythology in video games; Eurogamer discusses how The Witcher series leaned heavily on Ireland. There's even a location in the game called Skellige, based on the Skellig Isles. The games on mobile devices are a little blatant; the jackpot slots on Foxy Bingo called Lock o'The Irish and Leprechaun's Luck leverage Irish mythology and imagery within their themes. That's continued in numerous mobile games, such as Counting Shamrocks, Surround the Leprechaun and Clover Rollover. There's even an Irish Giant in Resident Evil, furthering the imagery associated with Celtic and Irish mythology.