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Eco Atlantic Adventures

Eco Atlantic Adventures is an activity based enterprise located in Cranford, County Donegal.

Donegal

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Doagh Famine Village

The Doagh Famine Village outdoor museum is located on the north Inishowen Peninsula, near Ballyliffin, and about an hour from Letterkenny in County Donegal. It tells the story of an Irish family from the 18th century to the present day.

Donegal

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The Ardara Distillery

Childhood memories of summers spent at his grandparents’ homestead, exploring the wild Atlantic coast and an ever growing desire to breathe new life into an almost forgotten style of Irish whiskey, enticed James Doherty to bring his family back to County Donegal. The result is The Ardara Distillery.

Donegal

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Fanad Lighthouse

Donegal

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Glenveagh National Park and Castle

Donegal

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Leo's Tavern

Tábhairne Leo (Leo's Tavern) is the family home of "Clannad" and "Enya". Leo and his wife Maire bought the tavern in 1968 and Leo became the resident musician with sing songs nightly and which would involve the nine members of his family.

Donegal

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National Surf Centre Strandhill

The National Surf Centre Strandhill solidifies County Sligo’s reputation as one of the must visit outdoor adventure destinations in Ireland.

Sligo

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Drumcliffe Church and Grave of W.B Yeats

The village of Drumcliffe, County Sligo is famous for being the final resting place of W.B.Yeats, whose grave is in the churchyard under a simple headstone. The village is also home to the site of a 6th Century monastery.

Sligo

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Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery

The Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery is in a captivating part of Sligo, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Benbulben. See the monuments of this ancient site, some of which are over five thousand years old.

Sligo

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Benbulben

Standing tall above Drumcliffe Village in Sligo is majestic Benbulben. Make your way to the flat stretch of the summit and enjoy magical views of the Wild Atlantic Way.

Sligo

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Coleman Irish Music Centre - Ceoláras Coleman

A visit to the centre will provide a first-hand experience of Sligo’s original brand of traditional music

Sligo

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Clew Bay Bike Trail

Clew Bay Bike Trail is the first looped cycle experience of Clew Bay in County Mayo, taking in both Achill Island and Clare Island. The trail can be completed in one day, but two days allows you more time to enjoy the pretty towns and impressive scenery along the way.

Mayo

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Westport House

One of County Mayo’s best loved attractions and known as one of Ireland’s most beautiful homes, visit Westport House for a day full of adventure, history and unbeatable Irish beauty.

Mayo

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Connacht Whiskey Distillery

Discover the art of distilling and single malt pot still Irish whiskey at Connacht Whiskey Distillery in Ballina in Mayo. Tour the distillery, try craft spirits or reserve your own cask of single malt Irish whiskey.

Mayo

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Céide Fields

Explore North Mayo's geology, archaeology, botany and wildlife at the award winning Céide Fields Visitor Centre near Ballycastle on the Belderrig road (R314).

Mayo

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Croagh Patrick

Found in County Mayo, Croagh Patrick is an important site of pilgrimage where St Patrick is believed to have fasted for 40 days in 441. The 765m-high mountain is just 8km from Westport and affords stunning views of Clew Bay.

Mayo

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Matt Molloy

Traditional Irish music pub located in the centre of Westport, County Mayo.

Mayo

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Killary Adventure Company

There are adventures for everyone at Killary Adventure Company, near Leenane, County Galway. Sweeping down to the fjord through ancient woodland with spectacular mountain and coastal scenery all around, Killary is a place like no other.

Galway

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Connemara Pub Tours

Connemara Pub Tours offer guided tours of Connemara and the Aran Islands with a range of offerings from food and drink to culture and heritage with emphasis on the local experience.

Galway

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Galway Food Tours

Galway

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Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh Conamara - Pearse Cottage

Ionad Cultúrtha an Phiarsaigh, is located in Ros Muc, Connemara County Galway. It celebrates the things which drew Patrick Pearse to Connemara, the same things that draw people to Connemara today, the people, the landscape, the rich Gaelic language and culture which still thrives in the area.

Galway

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Dún Aonghasa

Visit one of the most iconic stone forts in Ireland, the spectacular Dún Aonghasa, perched on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean on Inis Mór, the largest of the three Aran Islands.

Galway

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Trad on the Prom

Trad on the Prom in Salthill, County Galway, is one of Ireland's most popular music, song and dance experiences. It has captivated audiences with extraordinary and ground breaking productions like Riverdance, The Chieftains and Lord of the Dance. A variety of performers gather together on one stage to present an unforgettable entertainment experience.

Galway

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West Coast RIB Adventures

Clare

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Bunratty Castle & Folk Park

Bunratty Castle & Folk Park in Bunratty, County Clare, is one of Ireland’s most iconic landmarks. From the elegance and attention to detail of the careful restoration within the castle walls, to the charm and authenticity of the village street and farmhouses, it is easy to see why visitors are so impressed by this iconic attraction.

Clare

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Burren Smokehouse

Clare

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O'Brien's Tower

Visit one of the most photographed Irish landmarks with its iconic location, perched on the Cliffs of Moher, in County Clare, overlooking stunning Atlantic seascapes and the Aran Islands.

Clare

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Kilkee Cliffs

Experience some of the best scenery in Ireland at the magnificent Kilkee Cliffs, just 5.5km west of Kilkee town in County Clare.

Clare

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Nevsail Watersports & Adventures Limerick

Enjoy a glorious tour of Limerick City from the water with Nevsail Watersports & Advenutres Limerick. Take a thrilling kayak, SUP, sailing or boat tour along the River Shannon.

Limerick

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The Hunt Museum

Visit The Hunt Museum in Limerick City and see an internationally important collection of 2,000 original works of art and antiquity. Explore one of Ireland's greatest private collections dating from the Neolithic to the 20th Century.

Limerick

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The Milk Market

Explore the Milk Market in Limerick city, a fantastic all-weather venue with daily market shops, a Friday City Market, Saturday's famous food market, Sunday's riverside variety market and an Artisan Craft Fair every month.

Limerick

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King John's Castle

Step inside the walls of one of Limerick’s most iconic landmarks, King John’s Castle. From the castle’s interactive exhibition and magnificent views, to trying your skills at the series of medieval courtyard games, a visit to this medieval fortress is a must when visiting Limerick City.

Limerick

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Limerick Greenway Walking Trail

If you’re looking for a family friendly adventure, the Limerick Greenway is not to be missed.

Limerick

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Dolans

Dolans is an award winning traditional pub situated in the heart of Limerick City. It offers visitors a great choice of live music and entertainment.

Limerick

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Mór Active

Mór Active is an adventure company that specialises in providing a wide range of adventure activities, training courses and activity tours. They are based in Killarney, County Kerry.

Kerry

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Siamsa Tíre, The National Folk Theatre

Immerse yourself in the traditional folk culture of Ireland at Siamsa Tíre, The National Folk Theatre. Siamsa Tíre is The National Folk Theatre of Ireland and one of its most vibrant arts centres. It is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way in the bustling market town of Tralee in County Kerry. Siamsa Tíre is home to Ireland’s only theatre company dedicated to sustaining and sharing Ireland’s living heritage of music, song, and dance.

Kerry

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Kenmare Foodie Tours

Kerry

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Killarney National Park

Make your way to the internationally renowned Killarney National Park, in County Kerry. Come here for the scenic beauty with 10,000 hectares of stunning lakes, mountains and woods.

Kerry

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Ceann Sléibhe (Slea Head)

Drive along Slea Head (Ceann Sléibhe) in County Kerry and take in incredible views of ancient forts, stunning beaches, historic churches and more.

Kerry

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Atlantic Sea Kayaking

Explore West Cork’s coastline, dotted with deserted islands, ancient castles, sea caves, hidden coves and an abundance of marine life, with Atlantic Sea Kayaking.

Cork

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De Barra's Folk Club

De Barra's is a long established music venue in the West Cork town of Clonakilty.

Cork

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Kinsale Food Tours

With so many glorious venues on the doorstep, Kinsale is a mecca for tourists and Irish alike who flock here for the wonderful food. For a food fanatic, this is a particular treat, having a rich hinterland and coastline which provides Kinsale Food Tours, County Cork, with the freshest and most fabulous food and people.

Cork

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Skibbereen Heritage Centre

Visit the Skibbereen Heritage Centre in County Cork and learn about the poignant story of the Great Famine in the 1840s. Stroll through the streets and stories of Skibbereen, which was one of the worst affected areas in Ireland during the Famine.

Cork

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The Healy Pass

Wind your way along the scenic Healy Pass mountain road between Cork and Kerry on The Beara Peninsula.

Cork

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West Cork Music

West Cork Music promotes the West Cork Chamber Music Festival, West Cork Literary Festival and Masters of Tradition in Bantry, County Cork.

Cork