Destination Guide Refined by  Name: C from above to remove selectionAttraction Activities (34) Arts (7) Monuments + Museums (15) Sightseeing + Tours (58)  Title Keyword
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| Clarenbridge Oyster Festival Stradbally, Clarenbridge, Galway |  |
The Guest of Honour was Madame Prunier (a friend of Joe Luceys's). Now this was big business. Public Relations Officer from Arthur Guinness Son & Co. was sent to arrange things and no doubt the publicity was laid on: cov... more
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| Cruise on the River Corrib Woodquay, Galway | |
Corrib Tours offer a wonderful cruise from Old Steamers Quay in Galway City on the Corrib Princess , a large cruiser with two decks. The lounge seats 80 passengers and the sundeck seats 70 passengers. Drift past the magn... more
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| Capuchin Friary Friary Street, Kilkenny | |
...Laffertys is situated on South Street in the historic Scottish town of St Andrews. The pub is quite small, but the atmosphere is warm and welcoming. A small selection of food is offered, ranging from soup and sandwich... more
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| Carlsberg Kilkenny Rhythm & Roots Festival 29 Parliament Street (Organizers), Kilkenny | |
"World Without End", their first album together has just been released on Decor Records. It is a collection of ten murder ballads co-written by Bob Frank and John Murry that was produced by Tim Mooney of Americ... more
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| Callan Town Hall Callan, Kilkenny | |
While rather drab from the outside, this pre-18th century building played an interesting role in Irish history, as the Great Famine swept through Kilkenny in the 1840s. The hall was the birthplace of the Callan Tenants A... more
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| Callan Workhouse South of town, Callan | |
County Kilkenny, in common with much of Ireland, was hit severely by the ravages of the great potato famine of the 1840s and this 19th-century building stands as a poignant testament to those who died from starvation aro... more
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| Carraig An Cappeen Killowen, Kenmare | |
Carraig an Cappeen (the rock with a hat) is a geological peculiarity left from the last Ice Age. An enormous sandstone boulder sits on top of a ten-foot high limestone pillar. Geologists call these balancing stones glaci... more
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| Castlerosse Golf Course Castlerosse Hotel, Killarney | |
Set on mature parkland, the course commands majestic views of Lough Leane, Killarney's lower lake and the MacGillycuddys - Ireland's highest mountains. The course itself occupies land which is the very last stretch of th... more
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| Clonee System Fishing 12 kilometer south of Kenmare, Kenmare | |
The Clonee System is located 12km south of Kenmare.It contains large stocks of brown and sea trout from late July onwards. There are also occasional grisle.The whole lake can...
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| Corpus Christi Procession St. Mary's Cathedral, Killarney | |
In honour of one of the most revered feast days on the Roman Catholic calendar, Killarney celebrates with a traditional religious procession. The feast of Corpus Christi honours the Real Presence of the body of Christ in... more
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