Blackwater Eco Tours – Discover Your Adventurous Side On The Magnificent Blackwater

The river Blackwater is one of the largest rivers in Ireland. At 169km long, it flows through Kerry, Cork, Limerick, and Waterford and has freshwater stretches as far upstream as Ballydesmond and tidal stretches as far as Youghal Harbour. Blackwater Eco Tours are located in Villierstown, county Waterford, along the banks of the beautiful Blackwater.…

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Donegal Eat Food & Drinks Stay

The Red Door Country House

Renowned for its relaxed dining, intimate weddings, breathtaking views, and comfortable seating on the beautiful terrace and courtyard, The Red Door Country House is nestled on a 4 acre site overlooking Lough Swilly, along the Wild Atlantic Way in Inishowen, county Donegal. Situated between Derry and Buncrana, the country house is easily accessible by car. In…

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Dublin Eat Food & Drinks

Acapulco Mexican Restaurant – Dublin’s Oldest Mexican Restaurant

Acapulco is a colourful and lively restaurant situated on South Great Georges Street in Dublin 2, who have been perfecting their chilli recipe for 25 years, and serve mouth watering Mexican dishes in the heart of Dublin city. Think sizzling fajitas, delicious homemade nachos, traditional enchiladas, burritos, chimichangas, tacos - the very best of traditional Mexican…

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Donegal Shop

Kevin Callaghan Pottery

Discover The Beauty Of Handcrafted Ceramics From The Heart Of Donegal. Kevin Callaghan Pottery create unique, high quality pieces that blend traditional Irish craftsmanship with modern design. Artistry meets craftsmanship in every piece created by a brand dedicated to producing high quality, handmade pottery that celebrates the beauty of individuality. Each creation begins its journey…

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Donegal Play Shop

Wild Fuschia Bakehouse – Artisan Producer Of Irish Bread Mixes In Donegal

There really is no greater treat than a slice of warm, traditional Irish bread, slathered in real Irish butter, the best in the world! Long before the potato became a national favourite, the Irish were loving their bread. And to this day, there's usually always a brown soda bread loaf with butter and jam, and…

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Food & Drinks Kerry Stay

The Brehon Hotel & Spa

At The Brehon, hospitality isn't just a tradition - it's a way of life, deeply rooted in their heritage. Ideally located in Killarney, county Kerry, this award winning 4 star hotel was named after the ancient Brehon Laws that governed Erin centuries ago, and it embodies the spirit of generosity and warmth that has endured through the…

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Adventures Cork Explore

Allihies Copper Mines

The charming little village of Allihies in Cork, with its brightly coloured houses, is the last village at the end of the Beara Peninsula. It sits between a rocky mountain range and the rugged Atlantic Coast. Copper was mined in the hill behind the village from 1812, when a rich copper deposit was discovered in…

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Cork Explore

Spike Island

“The island fortress built to defend an empire that became the largest prison in the world.” Located in Cork Harbour and just a 15 minute ferry ride from Cobh harbour, this former monastery, fortress , prison and home is steeped in more than 1300 years of history. The story of Spike Island is the story…

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Explore Greenways Waterford

The Waterford Greenway

Opened in 2017 , the Waterford Greenway is one of the most scenic cycling routes in Ireland. Also known as the Déise Greenway, this 46 kilometre stretch of glorious pathway runs from the historic Waterford city to the picturesque seaside town of Dungarvan. Set amongst the backdrop of the Comeragh Mountains , the trail travels…

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Dublin Play Shop

The Donegal Shop

Irish knitwear, and in particular, the instantly recognisable Aran Sweaters, seems to be consistently fashionable, and have remained trend proof in the style world for decades. But what is it about Irish knitwear that makes it so appealing? One possible reason for its popularity is its durability and practicality. Clothing such as the Aran Sweater…

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