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Category Archives: Best Attractions in Ireland
Glow: A Cork Christmas Celebration
Dust off your Santa hat and get into the festive spirit as Christmas in Cork has officially begun with the launch of Glow festival. A festival for all ages, not only is there a range of culinary delights to enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in Activities in ireland, arts festivals Ireland, Best Attractions in Ireland, Christmas in Ireland, Christmas Markets, Cork, Festivals in ireland, Galway, Ireland, Ireland vacations, Irish Festivals, vacation to Ireland, Visitor Attractions, Waterford
Tagged christmas markets in ireland, Glow Festival Cork, Trip to Ireland, vacation to Ireland
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Failte Ireland announce Westport and Kinsale as Ireland’s leading tourism towns
The towns of Westport in County Mayo and Kinsale in West Cork have been crowned the 2014 National Large Tourism Town and National Small Tourism Town at the recent Failte Ireland Tourism Towns Awards. The two towns were chosen from … Continue reading
Lonely Planet Traveller Magazine spotlights south west coast of Ireland
Lonely Planet’s influential travel guide recently listed Ireland in the top 5 countries in the world to visit in 2015. Not only did Ireland receive such a high accolade in the prestigious travel guide, this December’s issue of the Lonely … Continue reading
Increase of direct flights to Ireland
Aer Lingus have recently announced new direct flights from Washington DC, San Francisco, New York and Orlando. These are planned as part of the airline’s Summer 2015 schedule. The Washington DC flight in particular is set to run four times … Continue reading
Kenmare Choral Festival
For those planning a vacation in Ireland and the south west of the country, Kenmare town which is situated in County Kerry is well worth a visit. Not only does the town act as a gateway to the spectacular scenery … Continue reading
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Things to do in 36 hours in Dublin
According to the New York Times recent feature called; “things to do in 36 hours in Dublin”, the city is found to have gone through tumultuous changes in recent years. Gone are the Celtic Tiger Years with Dublin now offering … Continue reading
New additions to Ireland’s Blue Book’s collection of country houses, hotels and restaurants for 2015.
Ireland’s Blue Book is an elite collection of the countries finest country houses, hotels and restaurants. Entries into this prestigious guide are selected on strict criteria with a major emphasis on properties with a strong individualistic style, atmosphere and character … Continue reading
Cliffs of Moher welcomes one millionth visitor
The one millionth visitor to the Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience in 2014 has been recently recorded marking the first time that the milestone figure has been reached at the visitor attraction. Continue reading
Posted in Best Attractions in Ireland, Best Places to visit in Ireland, Clare, Ireland, Ireland Vacations 2014, Self Drive Vacation Ireland, Visitor Attractions, Wild Atlantic Way
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Sneem International Folklore Storytelling Festival
Years ago, throughout Irelands rich cultural history, the ancient art of storytelling was a main feature of Irish society with the seancaithe and scéalaí, who were known as the Tradition Bearers and Storytellers respectively, passing down the old stories to … Continue reading
The Sligo Choral Music Festival
Visitors to Sligo in November are in for a musical treat. The Sligo Choral Music Festival is Ireland’s second largest choral festival and sees national and international choirs converge on the town of Sligo to compete in competitions.