The Arranmore Ferry

Your Car And Passenger Ferry To Arranmore Island. Arranmore is an island on the North West coast of county Donegal and is its largest inhabited island at approximately 22km squared. Wild and untamed, the island has a rich and vibrant heritage and culture and has been inhabited since prehistoric times. Gaelic traditions still thrive here,…

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Anglers Rest In The Heart Of The Strawberry Beds, Dublin

Experience one of the most unique restaurants and wedding venues that Dublin has to offer. Wrights Anglers Rest is the perfect place to visit whatever the weather, to enjoy a special meal, mark an occasion, enjoy a cosy evening beside a fire or al fresco dining on their sunny terrace. Just a 10-15 minute drive…

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The Pink Box Artisan Bakery

The Pink Box Artisan Bakery offers a selection of fresh and unique pastries with indulgent fillings. From a special range of sweets and savoury to enjoy in, or take out ! Their specialty coffee is amazing, roasted in Ireland and kept in small batches to maintain the high quality, and all the flavours and aromas.…

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Experience Ireland With Bonner Travel – Handcrafted Private Tours Of Ireland

Bonner Travel is an Irish tour operator offering the finest luxury guided tours Ireland has to offer. Whether you're savouring the flavours of a handcrafted culinary tour or embarking on a tailored multi-day journey, every experience is intimate, unhurried, and rich with local charm. Every itinerary is handcrafted to match your interests, pace, and preferences…

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Find Your Playground With West Coast Rib Adventures

At West Coast Rib Adventures, every journey is an unforgettable exploration of the breathtaking beauty that awaits you along the Shannon Estuary. The mouth of the river Shannon is a playground for adventure and is home to lots of amazing views, caves, and cliff coves, and a spectacular array of wildlife including seals, dolphins, gulls,…

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Gatto Rosso – Galway City

Without a doubt, the Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria Gatto Rosso on Eyre Square should be a must on your list of restaurants to visit in Galway. A popular spot for tourists and locals alike, its stellar reputation really speaks for itself. In a warm and inviting atmosphere, filled with jazzy tunes, Gatto Rosso specialises in…

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Moyvalley Hotel And Golf Resort

Moyvalley Hotel and Golf Resort is set amidst 500 acres of beautiful countryside in north county Kildare. This stunning hotel and golf resort prides itself on its passion for friendly customer service, great food, and relaxing surroundings. Their luxury accommodation boasts 54 bedrooms, of which 26 are deluxe rooms, 26 are superior rooms with balconies,…

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BrewDog Dublin – Craft Beer & Restaurant

Welcome To Craft Beer Heaven! Located in the heart of Dublin's Docklands, BrewDog Dublin has everything you need for an amazing and memorable visit, with two bars, 30 taps of incredible craft beer and a mouth-watering food menu. They have incredible views of the river Liffey as well as a roaring fire pit, shuffleboards, two…

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Feel Like A Giant In 1940’s West Cork!

West Cork Model Railway Village. Did you know that the West Cork Model Railway Village is Ireland's only model village? This fantastic attraction in the gorgeous town of Clonakilty, is a fully scaled, handmade model of the historic West Cork Railway Line, with fully working miniature trains and the towns that the railway served during…

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Corlea Trackway

Ireland’s bogs have always had a sense of otherworldliness about them. They often formed the natural boundaries and borders between ancient kingdoms. Archaeological and accidental discoveries over the years of votive offerings including human remains, have only reinforced the otherworldly aspect in peoples views! However, bogs have also had very practical roles in Irish lives…

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