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Author Archives: Seamus O'Murchu
Things to Do in County Louth
County Louth is a place of contrasts, where the past and the present sit side by side. It’s a place where you can find something new and different around every corner, be it discovering a hidden treasure or something as … Continue reading
									
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		Four Irish hotels named among Europe’s Top 10 resorts
In a recent readers survey carried out by the prestigious travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler, four Irish hotels were recognised among the Top 10 Resorts in Europe.
Ireland’s county names… What do they mean?
Followers of both Gaelic football and hurling will be familiar with the counties of Ireland being displayed in the Irish language. But what do these names actually mean? Continue reading
									
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		2015 Cork Film Festival
Cork Film Festival is gearing up to celebrate its 60th anniversary with the return of the much anticipated festival, running from the 6th until the 15th November. Ireland’s oldest film festival is set to put the spotlight on emerging film talent … Continue reading
2016 Georgina Campbell Guide Award Winners
Winners of the 2016 Georgina Campbell Awards have just been announced. The prestigious awards which are the longest-running of their kind in Ireland saw Gregans Castle named “Hotel of the Year”. Dylan McGrath was additionally named Chef of the Year … Continue reading
2015 Guinness Cork Jazz Festival
With just over three weeks to go the countdown to the 2015 Guinness Cork Jazz Festival is well and truly on! A must for all music lovers, soak up the electric atmosphere of the Jazz Festival which is set to … Continue reading
First transatlantic flights from Cork to take off in 2016
The first transatlantic flights from Cork Airport are scheduled to take off in early 2016 and will be operated by Norwegian Air International. Continue reading
									
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		Galway International Oyster Festival
The popular Galway International Oyster and Seafood Festival is set to make a popular return from the 25th until the 27th September.
The National Ploughing Championships 2015
One of Europe’s biggest outdoor events, The National Ploughing Championships, takes place at Ratheniska in County Laois between 22nd & 24th September. Continue reading
									
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					Tagged farming festival, festival laois, Irish Food, National Ploughing Championships, ploughing championships, ploughing championships 2015, ploughing festival, Ratheniska				
				
				
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		Galway rated friendliest city in the world
The results of a recent survey by US travel magazine, Travel + Leisure, has ranked Galway at the top of its list of the friendliest cities in the world. Continue reading
