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Hacketstown community group is made up of a small collection of people who work alongside the people of the town with the aim to make it a better place to live and work for everyone involved. Hacketstown Eagle Hill, south of the town, has delightful views from its summit and most of the county can be seen spread out below. Surrounded by woodland and farmland, the village is a gateway to the higher Wicklow mountains to the east and the beaches of Wexford to the south. ACTIVITIES: Situated at the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains, the area has a wide variety of walks including a Sli na Sláinte route.

Welcome to ' The Soul of the South-West', Ireland's most southerly town! Skibbereen is the 'hub' of West Cork and is an ideal base from which to discover all that the area has to offer. Skibbereen is a vibrant, colourful and friendly town where you can sample the very best of West Cork's best artisan food and craft. Here, you will find your perfect oasis to relax and explore all that Skibbereen and the surrounding area has to offer. You are very welcome!

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Shines is a Bar, Restaurant/Steakhouse and Guesthouse located on the west side of Athlone. Serving fine wines, beers, fabulous food and fantastic steak. Luxury guest accommodation with great rates and

Gathering and sharing old photos, advertisements of Fermoy (Co. Cork Ireland) and surrounds, please feel free to add your own photos, names of people within, dates of photo etc. these would be gratefully appreciated.

Encapsulated in the Saw Doctor’s song ‘The Green and Red of Mayo’, Clare Island is located 3.5 miles off the west coast of County Mayo, Ireland. The ferry crossing from Roonagh Pier takes 25 minutes and there is every chance that you will be accompanied on your journey by a school of dolphins and or a herd of seals. Clare Island is the largest (5 miles long and 3 miles wide) of the 365 islands in Clew Bay. Famous as the ancestral home of the legendary Pirate Queen Grace O’Malley (Granuaile), she has a population of about 160 people; economic activities include farming, fishing and tourism with numerous other small businesses also supporting a vibrant community. Clare Island’s silhouette is dominated by the giant hump of Knockmore at 461metres on her western edge and the more gently sloping Knocknaveen to her centre. Her western cliffs are among the most dramatic in Europe and are home to large numbers of nesting sea birds. Once on Clare Island, there is so much to see and do – the island’s rich history, geological and biological landscape (studied in depth in the Clare Island survey) can be explored on foot, bike or by mini bus. Be sure to take time out to view the Blue Flag Beach, Granuaile’s Castle, the 12th century Cistercian Abbey, the Lighthouse, the Napoleonic Tower and the various Bronze-Age sites. Why not call in and see the Heritage Centre or Ballytoughey Loom? There are also plenty of activities to suit everyone including hiking, cycling, fishing, swimming, boat trips, yoga retreats, weaving courses and a variety of adventure activities. Clare Island plays host to a number of festivals and events including the: 10k, Play , Annual Yacht Race, Junior Céilí, Annual Bonfire Beach Party, Annual Football tournament, Snas ar do Bhlas - Irish weekend, Bard, Regatta, Tall Ship Celebrations, Comhaltas seisiúns, Open Mike Nights, Féile Cheoil, Adventure Race, Film Festival, and Christmas Concert & Market. Clare Island also boasts a rich cultural heritage witnessed through its many craftspeople, artists, musicians and dancers. There are two pubs on the island offering plenty craic agus ceoil. Accommodation on the island is of a high standard and includes camping, a hostel, the lighthouse, B&B’s and self-catering. Delicious island fare is available from 11 am daily. In the off-season you are advised to check our website for restaurant opening hours. Clare Island is a great place to go if you are looking for a holiday, weekend away, a night out or just a day trip – so go on take yourself to Clare Island!

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Foxford situated in the Heart of the Moy Valley is without doubt the "Capital of the River Moy", 95% of the Wild Atlantic Salmon landed on this World Famous Salmon River are Captured within 15km of th

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Crossmolina (in Irish, Crois Mhaoilíona) is a town in northern County Mayo, Ireland, as well as the name of the parish in which Crossmolina is seated. The town sits on the River Deel near the north