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Croagh Patrick
Croagh Patrick, County Mayo
Known locally as “the Reek”, it’s scaled by thousands each year on Reek Sunday, the last Sunday in July, with some of the more devout tackling the 7km pilgrim trail and 750-metre climb barefoot.
Despite many arriving on Reek Sunday, this is certainly not a journey that’s reserved for one day a year…
Clew Bay, County Mayo
St Patrick, Ireland's patron saint, wasn’t the first to start a pilgrimage up Croagh Patrick. Croagh Patrick has been considered a holy mountain since pagan times, when people would gather at the summit to celebrate the beginning of the harvest season (known as Lughnasa), on or around 1st August.
More recently, archaeologists have found evidence of Neolithic art here, suggesting that it has been a sacred site for thousands of years.
The mountain, however, is now inextricably linked to St Patrick. It’s said that the saint fasted for 40 days for Lent hereback in the year 441 AD.
Originally, the mountain was called Cruachan Aigli, but it was renamed Cruaich (meaning “mountain”) Patrick, in the mid-14th century in honour of the patron saint.
Climbing the 764m holy mountain is an act of penance for thousands of believers on the last Sunday of July (Reek Sunday)
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County Mayo
L-R: St Patrick's Church at Croagh Patrick summit; Clew Bay; Walkers on Reek Sunday; walkers at bottom of Croagh Patrick
The Wyatt Hotel
If you are looking for a boutique hotel in the heart of Westport where everything is on your doorstep, you've found the perfect place to stay.
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National Museum of Ireland, Turlough Park
Discover the modern galleries of the National Museum of Ireland, Turlough Park in the spectacular grounds of Turlough Park House, County Mayo. Uncover Ireland's rural past through exhibitions and events.
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Wavesweeper Sea Adventures
Wavesweeper Sea Adventures is adventure water sports facilitator located in Belmullet Co. Mayo and Mullaghmore in Co. Sligo. We offer Coasteering, Kayaking, Surfing and Snorkelling to families, groups, hens & stags, and all thrill seekers.
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Downpatrick Head
Visit the magnificent heritage site of Downpatrick Head, 5km north of picturesque Ballycastle village in Mayo. Experience unrivalled views of the Staggs of Broadhaven islands and the DĂşn Briste sea stack.
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Matt Molloy
Traditional Irish music pub located in the centre of Westport, County Mayo.
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Westport Country Lodge Hotel
Westport Country Lodge Hotel is located 5km outside Westport town in County Mayo. The Westport Country Lodge is a three-star, boutique hotel comprising of 21 rooms situated within its own grounds with outdoor sports facilities available.
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CĂ©ide Fields
Explore the amazing neolithic site at CĂ©ide Fields, which contains the oldest known stone-walled fields in the world.
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The Pantry & Corkscrew Restaurant
The Pantry & Corkscrew Restaurant is an award winning restaurant on The Octagon, Westport, County Mayo. Established by husband and wife team Dermott Flynn and Janice O'Rourke, Janice will welcome you to the front of house, and Dermot will create for you a dish to delight.
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The Lost Valley
Discover the natural beauty of the Lost Valley in Louisburgh, County Mayo. See the memorial to the Great Famine and experience the tranquil atmosphere of this remote area.
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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.
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Alchemy Tours
Discover the spectacular scenery, fascinating history, and wild stretches of rugged coastline along the West coast of Ireland. Take a bespoke tour with Alchemy Tours in County Mayo. Let your guide entertain you with local stories of mysterious myths, tragedy, and folklore.
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