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The Basement Gallery
Art Galleries
The new venue for the two exhibitions in 2008 will be at Castle Coole, with the grandeur of this stately home providing the perfect backdrop for our collection of contempoary Irish art. The hall will...More
Portaferry - walking guide
Walking
Right at the tip of the Ards Peninsula is Portaferry, a fishing and holiday resort. The quaint rows of houses, its seafront and traditional layout give Portaferry it character, with many buildings of...More
Robinsons Bars
Nightlife And Entertainment
Robinsons is one of Belfast's longest established bars and provides great choice for your night out with 4 venues under one roof. Relax and enjoy the chat in the saloon bar before tapping your feet...More
Blarney House and Gardens
Gardens
Blarney House is a Scottish Baronial mansion designed by John Lanyon and is now open to the public in the summer months. The house sits in the middle of the parklands situated less than 200m south of...More
The Gallery Omagh
Art Galleries
The Gallery is a large exhibtion area situated above Omagh Tourist Information Centre....More
Youghaloween Spooktacular
Festivals
Set in the hauntingly beautiful medieval town of Youghal is a unique Halloween Festival. This is a festival which blends the old Celtic Pagan ways of celebrating Halloween with the new. The town of...More
Brook Hall (Heritage Trail)
Historic Buildings, Houses and Castles
Brook Hall, together with the Arboretum and walled garden, is set in a Woodland Park, which faces South East. The ground slopes down to the swiftly flowing River Foyle some two miles downstream from...More
Elphin Windmill
Monuments
The Elphin Windmill opened as a tourist attraction in 1996, and is the only fully-restored windmill in the west of Ireland. It is a round, three-stage structure with a thatched revolving roof of...More
St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Downpatrick
Walking
The foundation stone of this church was laid by Bishop Dorrian in 1886. The church and neighbouring convent of the Sisters of Mercy were built in Gothic Revival style....More
Cregganconroe Court Tomb
Monuments
This court tomb is 60 foot long and 40 foot wide, and is situated 3Km south of An Creagán. It has 2 main chambers and is thought to have been a burial place for a group of people living and farming in...More
Elphin Windmill
Monuments
The Elphin Windmill opened as a tourist attraction in 1996, and is the only fully restored windmill in the west of Ireland. It is a round, three stage structure with a thatched revolving roof of...More
The Christmas Markets at the Milk Market
Festivals
The Christmas Markets will feature up to 60 stalls and shops – all packed with a wide range of artisan foods, 'eats and treats', crafts, decorations, toys, books, collectibles, fashion items and other...More
Carndonagh Cross
Churches And Settlements
The town of Carndonagh, County Donegal is home to the impressive High Cross of St Patrick. The cross, which is thought to date from the 7th century, is located on the grounds of a church founded by St...More
Front Strand Blue Flag Beach
Beaches
A beach is located in Front Strand ,Youghal, County Cork....More
August Summer Barbeques at Wells House
Children and Family Attractions
What better way to spend a Sunday over the Summer than at a barbeque in Wells House & Gardens? Enjoy the gardens and grounds of the estate (not forgetting the playground!) followed by a tasty barbeque...More
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