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Knock Shrine in Knock, County Mayo, captures the compelling story of the Knock Apparition of 1879 and tells of the fifteen people who witnessed the event. A full range of facilities are available to visiting pilgrims. Read more
Lough Derg, or St Patrick's Purgatory as it is traditionally known as, is Ireland's most ancient place of pilgrimage and is situated on Station Island, near the small village of Pettigo, County Donegal. Read more
Located six miles west of Westport on the Louisburgh Road, Croagh Patrick is one of County Mayo's most famous landmarks. The mountain overlooks Clew Bay and the entire Western coastline. Read more
Situated on the wild and beautiful Beara Peninsula in Allihies, County Cork, Dzogchen Beara is a Buddhist retreat centre which offers daily guided meditation classes and weekend retreats for beginners. Read more
Anam Cara Writer's and Artist's Retreat is a year round retreat in Eyeries, County Cork, for writers and artists overlooking Coulagh Bay and the mountains and farmlands of the subtropical Beara Peninsula in West Cork. Read more
Escape to the eco-resort of Ard Nahoo, nestled in the hills of north County Leitrim near Dromahair. Midweek and weekend packages are available including yoga and natural healthcare treatments. Read more
Hush Yoga design exclusive yoga retreat packages, workshops and private and group tuition for the spiritual tourist. Venues are located in Dublin City. Check website for exact details and location of retreats. Read more
St Finbarr’s Pilgrim Way, from Drimoleague to St Finbarr’s Hermitage. An ancient pilgrim path which has been recently revived, it traverses three mountain and valley systems, culminating in a glorious descent into Gougane Barra, 35km in two days. Read more
Visitor trail linking places associated with St Colmcille or Columba, one of the greatest of Irish saints. It can be followed in Gleann Cholmcille, Gartán and Tory island and online at www.colmcille.org. Read more
Sli Cholmcille is a visitor trail linking places associated with St Colmcille or Columba, one of the greatest Irish saints. It can be followed in County Donegal in Gleann Cholmcille, Gartán and Tory island. Read more
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