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Straffan, a picturesque town located along the River Liffey, contains some appealing experiences for nature lovers, history buffs and golfers. Its name in Gaelic is Struthan, meaning “the stream”. A major attraction is the Kildare Hotel and Country Club,…

The copper dome of the town hall clock tower can be seen from anywhere in the town of Enniskillen. It stands on a hilltop, a landmark in the county town and commerce centre of Fermanagh.
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This designated heritage town began as an estate town in the 18th century. The Vandeleur family established the original estate nearby in the 1630’s. They are known in local history for their participation in massive tenant evictions in the…

The name Feakle translates as “parish of the tooth”. The patron saint of Feakle was St. Mochonna. Local legend says that he lost a tooth, and then built a church at the site—hence the name. There is now a…

The name of this pristine beach and resort town translates as Leath Inis or half island. The area is known for its abundant seaside leisure activities and exceptional golf course.
Lahinch features a mile long stretch of golden,…

Ennis is the most important town in County Clare, and medieval in its origins and appearance. Included in the PPS (Project for Public Spaces) list of ’60 of the World’s Greatest Places’, it was the 2005 recipient of…

These stately Georgian era buildings once housed the royal stables. They are now restored, with exhibits that focus on the events of one day, July 23, 1776, in the life of the former occupant, Richard Robinson, also known as…

The city of Armagh is one of Ireland’s oldest, and is widely recognized as the country’s centre for organized religion. Armagh is the archdiocesan capital of both the Roman Catholic and Protestant (Church of Ireland) faiths.
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Westport is an appealing Georgian style town, arranged in wide, tree lined avenues by the architect James Wyatt in the 1770’s on behalf of the Browne family, who settled in County Mayo from Sussex. Established in conjunction with the…

Or Naughton’s Pub, is centrally located in the old town of Galway, and a prime spot for live traditional Irish music. Filled with comfortable snugs, it is a favorite gathering place for local writers, artists, and students.