Tag Archives: Clonmacnoise

Ireland’s Ancient East to be launched as follow up to the Wild Atlantic Way

Posted on April 20, 2015 by Seamus O'Murchu

Following on from the success of the Wild Atlantic Way in Ireland, Tourism Minister Paschal Donohoe has unveiled Fáilte Ireland’s latest tourism initiative: a campaign called “Ireland’s Ancient East” which aims to attract people taking a trip to Ireland to the … Continue reading →

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‘Pilgrim Paths’ Ireland’s answer to Camino de Santiago

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Seamus O'Murchu

For those who are familiar with Camino de Santiago will know about its religious history, beautiful scenery and popularity for drawing tourists. For those who aren’t familiar, Camino de Santiago is an ancient path in northern Spain where Santo Iago … Continue reading →

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Rivers run green for St Patrick’s Day

Posted on February 20, 2014 by Seamus O'Murchu

Sample a range of St Patrick’s Day inspired packages on your vacation to Ireland. Not only can you partake in the numerous parades on your trip to Ireland that will take place over the festivities but if you plan on taking a vacation in Ireland there are hundreds of holy wells, sacred round towers and monastic remains all over Ireland. Continue reading →

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Sample planning assessment unearths Donegals answer to Clonmacnoise

Posted on September 16, 2013 by Seamus O'Murchu

In a year that has seen us take renewed pride in our unique culture, history and heritage due to the power of the Gathering, a surprising new discovery recently uncovered in the little village of Drumhold in Donegal once more … Continue reading →

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