Play A Perfect Round At Ennis Golf Course

Founded in 1907, Ennis Golf Club is situated in county Clare, in the heart of Ireland's scenic midwest, some 30km from Clare's idyllic coastline which forms part of the epic Wild Atlantic Way, and close to the infamous Cliffs of Moher, and the vast lunar like limestone landscape that forms the Burren National Park. Ennis…

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Why Choose Dublin Airport Transfers for Your Travel Needs?

Traveling to Ireland is an exciting experience, whether for business, leisure, or connecting with family and friends. One of the most critical aspects of any trip is ensuring your transport from the airport is convenient, efficient, and stress-free. Dublin Airport Transfers offer an excellent solution for navigating the city and beyond, providing practical and straightforward…

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Podumna Glamping Village

Set in the heart of Portumna town, county Galway, Podumna offers visitors a very rare and unique experience, all the fun and feel of a woodland setting with the added convenience of a town central location. Glamping, or 'glamorous camping', is a great way to go camping. You stay in pods, huts or cabins, no…

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The Brooklyn

Inspired by the romance of Brooklyn and New York in the late 19th century, an era marked by its international melting pot and industrious spirit, The Brooklyn is a space that feels both transportive and timeless. Their menu focuses on nostalgic home favourites, playful new dishes, and seasonal specials, and is the perfect blend of…

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Gilbert &Wright

Gilbert & Wright is the place to be to enjoy premium cocktails, live music, and a relaxed and informal, yet intimate atmosphere, with a chic and glamorous vibe. Located right in the heart of Malahide, county Dublin, on the mainstreet, and just a stones throw from the train station, Gilbert & Wright are a firm…

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Irish Whiskey Museum – Take a journey back through time and discover the true history of Irish whiskey

The Irish Whiskey Museum is a family run business that opened its doors to whiskey lovers from around the world in 2014. Housed in a historic building on Grafton Street in the heart of Dublin city centre, the museum tells the complete and unbiased history of Irish whiskey and its importance in Ireland's turbulent past.…

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Dolphin Discovery Kilrush

The West Clare peninsula is an area of unspoilt, natural beauty wedged between the roaring Atlantic to the north, and the more tranquil Shannon estuary to the south. At its most westerly point, Loop Head the river Shannon ends its 212.5 mile journey from the Shannon Pot in county Cavan, and enters the Atlantic ocean.…

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Kerry Writers Museum

Discover the literary heart of county Kerry at Kerry Writers Museum and celebrate the stories of the past. Gaze through the windows of wonder and journey deep into the landscape, history, and folklore that inspired Kerry's much loved writers. Kerry is a truly special place, and for me personally, it is a place dear to…

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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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Crag Cave – Ireland’s Most Exciting Showcave

Experience the enchanting beauty of Crag Cave. Older than mankind itself, Crag Cave was not discovered until 1983. Today, Ireland's most exciting showcave is an all weather visitor attraction located just north of Castleisland, the gateway to Kerry. An ancient fossil cave system over 1 million years old, Crag Cave was formed by underground rivers…

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